The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-11-20

Miss Opal Stewart visited Miss
Anabel Little in Boise Friday last
Alex Ballantyne is in from his Owv-
hee county sheep camps for a few
days.
G. w. Lamson of Nampa, was in
Caldwell last Monday attending to
professional business.
A marriage license has been is
sued to Bessie Davis and William A.
Couzens, both of La Grande.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold RumInage Sale Ira
ders' Day, Dec. 9TH, at Beale & Curtis
Plumbing Shop. mode
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Boyes have re-
turned from Portland and the coast
where they have been on their honey
moon trip.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. R. w.
Cakes entertained the employees of
Cakes Bros. store at their home on
Arlington Heights.
A man in this town remarked re.
Gently that he would rather have a
clear conscience than a million dol
lars. He has neither.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Bess are the
proud grandparents of baby daugh-
ter born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Steele
Friday the 18th, at Libby, Montana.
Now that the tango has been kicked
into the discard some witless wit
arises to remark that it would be quite
decent if we leave out the tan and the
go.
Just how thick is the film of a SOAP
bubble!, Figure it out and you will
know the thickness of some of the
dresses women have worn the past
summer.
The will of the late w. F. Paine of
Emmett was admitted to probate this
week. The property of deceased con-
slsts of farm property near Emmett
and city property in Boise.
The Examiner states that a build
ing boom is on at Emmett. More good
substantial residences are now in
course of construction than at any
other time in the last four years.
The Middleton Herald saws that
Senator Borah is much bigger than
the Republican party. By the same
token Governor-elect Alexander is
much bigger than the Democratic
party.
Thirty members of the Christian
Science church of Caldwell attended
the lecture delivered by Bicknell
Young, c. S. B., at Boise Sunday. The
lecture is said to have been one of the
hneSt ever delivered in the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. F F. Thomas of Meri-
dian have moved to Caldwell to make
their home. Mr.. Thomas is an ex-
perenced hotel man having run a ho-
tel at Meridian for eight years or
more. He has leased the Colorado.
c. R. Emmett, who together with
Jack Terry. is building the new school
day returning Monday. He informs
building is progressing very nicely.
Dr. M. Nichter has returned from
a most successful horse buying trip
through the Council and Cambridge
country. The horses bought will be
shipped to Caldwell for inspection by
officers of the British government.
A. M. Cox returned the first of
the week from the Nav Queen min
ing property located near De Lamar.
Mr.. Cox is one of the heavy stock
holders in this property, which gives
every indication of being a splendid
proposition.
Mrs. Swain Beatty entertained at
dinner Saturday evening in honor Of
Mrs c. R. Shaw and Mrs. M. B. |
Gwinn of Boise. Those present were
Mesdames Devers, Blatchley, Dor
man, Boone, Hedden, ]. J. Plowhead
and Roberts.
Roy Maxey, who recently took over
the Palm. has installed an electric
range and made other changes and i'm
pnovements that will enable him to
serve short orders and lunches with
dispatch. The Palm is rapidly win
ming an enviable reputation as place
to eat.
The will of the late Almon L. Tut
tie of Payette, has been admitted to
probate by Judge Harger and X. G.
futile, son of the deceased has been |
appointed executor. The estate con-
sists chiefly of real estate in the Pay.
cite valley of an estimated value OF
$500.
The many friends of Mrs. Sarah
Handy in this city and county are re-
joicinp over her recent election as
treasurer of Canyon County. They
feel that it is a just recognition OF
sterling character and high qualihca-
tons and are confident that our neigh
boring county will never regret the
confidence reposed in her-Owyhee
Avalanche.
Ed. Shaw and family have moved to
Caldwell, where Mr.. Shaw has been
given a position as telegraph opera
tor in the Short Line depot Their
household goods were shipped to
Nampa, where they will be divided
part going to their ranch. and the re-
mainder to Caldwell w. H. Foster
accompanied them and it is probable
he will take charge of Mr.. Shaw's
Nampa ranch, says the Emmett Index
At a marriage service performed
some time ago in little country
church in Georgia, when the minister
said in a solemn tone: wilt thou
have this man to be thy welded hus-
band?" instead of the woman answer
ing for herself, a gruf. mans voice
,,ts,,o.oJ II will" The minister |