The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-08

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FLYNN'S GROCERY.
Frank Leroy went to Boise Friday
of last week.
f. Vining and wife spent New
Years day in Boise.
P. T. Smith and J. S. Harrington
spent Wednesday in Boise.
DR.. o. r. Meredith of Nampa. was
in town Monday afternoon.
R. B.. Wilson, of Emmett, transac-
ted business in Caldwell on Traders
day.
Hugh Sproat, of Mayfield, was in
town one day last week, paying his
taxes.
Miss Martha Rice has just recovered
from an unusually severe attack Of
tonsilitis.
Milt Il. Mcintyre, of Middleton
transacted business in this Guy Sat
urday of last week.
w. I. Bicknell and family ate their
New ears dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ward Stone.
A suit for divorce has been filed in
this county by Meta Meister against
Charles Meister, of Nampa.
The first annual Charity Ball will
be given January 18th under the aus
pieces of Co, G., N. G. |. at the Ar
mory.
Mr.. T. Taylor of Boise COUNTY
spent Tuesday in this city, return
ing to his home on Wednesday
morning.
Two special cars were crowded with
Caldwell people who went to see
Mutt and Jeff in Mexico" at Nampa
Sunday night.
WANTED-At once, nice ouiet
girl to assist with homework Cali AZ |
lOlO Cleveland. Phone 100. Dr.. New |
ers residence.
w. H. Kollenborn, one of the Di-
rTectors of the Payette- Boise Water
Users Association, was in from Lake
View on Tuesday. - -"
Miss Elfrieda Merz spent several
days last week in Boise, attending the
annual meeting fthe Idaho State
Teachers Association.
,, Walter Sebree arrived in Caldwell
tuesday,, finding it necessary to re-
turn from Los Angeles to look after
MS business interests here.
we, give one hundred cents worth
OF value for every dollar spent with
Is. WITH
FLYNN'S GROCERY.
The firm of J. H. Forbes & Co.. has
2een awarded a bridge contract At
Twin Falls. Mr.. L. ]. Ross secured
he contract when he visited Twin ,
Fails just after Christmas.
Mrs. l.. J. Shaw, of South Deer Flat i
made hurried trip to Caldwell baw' |
ng been summoned on account of The {
serious illness of her father, who is c
suffering from asthma
The Caldwell contingent in atten- /
rance at the inauguration of Cover
lor alexander on Monday of this {
yyeek included George Merritt, Henry i
Irlffith33, l. F. Buckner, T. A, Wal r
ers and Walter Griffiths. " Il
Singing Extraordinary at the Bun
allow Friday night, Jan. 8. A man s
win European training and former .
OF the Aborn English Grand Opera {.
o., singing songs that touch straight Il
the heart in both bass and baritone 3
1t is reported that the Idaho n;c- :,
lreS shown at Nampa Tuesday and
,ednesday nights were very inter g
sting and instructive AMI greatly aD- .,
reciated by the patrons of the mo ~
es. The same pictures will be shown :,
ere at the Huree Thursday and Fri L
ay night of this week. -
Every body makes a change some 81
me, when you make yours trv
FLYNN'S GROCERY Z
Mr.. W. Hoffman is now associated
18th Ed. Miller in the tailor business
nd IS prepared to do all kinds Of N
dies and mems tailoring. Alteration "
anything in the clothing line. Street
ldTess; los kimball Avenue. Phone
~ ~, j8tf
;, w Hoffman, recently from Eng :,
nd, has gone into partnership With 81
r. }. Ed Miller in the tailoring bus. al
ess IN this city. Mr.. Hoffman is n;
-St class tailor. He is thorough and III
lderstands his business from The
ound up The new firm will remain "
the same location and probably do m
lsiness under the old style and II te