The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-24

Dressed pork cents, Gates, Phone
Isl F 2. 12-17
L. J. Ross was at Twin Falls Mon
A son was born Saturday in this
city to Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. WheelerA
Mrs. C. H. Van Wyngarten has
been very sick this week. She suffer-
ed severe attack of the grip.
Miss Carrie Brush, one of the pub
lie school teachers, has gone to Boise
where she will spend the holidays
with friends and relatives.
Henry Vincent left Saturday for
Fairfield, Nebraska, where he will
spend couple of weeks visiting with
friends and relatives,
Loren D. Perisho filed. ssiit in the
district court Saturday against Bessie
L. Perisho. The papers were immed-
lately withdrawn 1t is presumed that
the suit is for divorce. s4
For first class refraction work and
! glasses accurately fitted to relieve eye
strain, blurred or painful vision, con-
suit w. S. Drown, registered OPTIC
metrist. Over Botkin- Harmon drug
store-across from Bungalow. l2l0-tf
1t is suggested to The Tribune that
there are people in Caldwell asking
charity who are underserving. The
observer asks that those7in charge OF
! the distribution exercise the & reatest
care because only in this way will
the deserving poor be taken care Of,
Don't forget to place one of those
| cherry Christmas reminders Red
Cross Christmas seal-on the pack
ages and messages you send youI
friends this Christmas. Let them
know that while remembering them
and Wiling them a Merry Christmas,
that you are unmindful of those suf-
fering with tuberculosis and the great
fight that is now on against it. The
seal on the package tells them the
whole story. +
Charlie Hofstetter, who has been
in the newspaper business in several
forth Idaho towns, is now conducting
a bakery at Caldwell. Charlie gets
neat to the dough all right in his new
occupation, something hard to con-
meet up with in a country print
shop. But the average country edi-
tpr would SiaTVe to death in a bak-
cry, if he had to do the baking, and
! Us a blessing that sorn4 of us con-
! slider our present job lcng, sweet
rAgt4me dirty -Culdesac Enterprise
The Democratic party will not
have the services of Mr.. McAdoo
next year because of his larger du-
ties in the treasury department" We
| do not see the matter in that light
Mr.. McAdoo's larger duties" mean
larger opportunities for political work
much larger than any that occur to
mere officer OF a campaign commit
tee. There are plenty of indications
stands this thoroughly. In fact, the
treasury department under McAdoo
bears many ear-m4rks of well-or-
ganized Democratic machine.
A delightful surprise party was Civ.
en- to Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Ross Fri
day evening. A picnic dinner wa:
served by the unlimited guests, who
also present to Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Z
beautiful set of coffee and tea makers
A feature of the evening was the
hesitation waltz with variations By
Mr.. and Mrs. Presley Horne. Card!
followed the dinner. The first priz,
was won by Mrs. Ruby; Mr.. Dever:
won the consolation prize. The in
vited guests were: Messrs. and Mes
danes Ruby, Presley Horne, F. c
Boycs, Earl Boyes, NJ. L. Walker, NJ
J. Devers, ]. S. Harrington, Cole
Blondell, Spitzmesser, C. J. Westcott
Vining, L. J. Ross, A. |. Myers, Scat
terday, Holt, Botkin, Flynn, Jackson
Bryan, Sutton, F. Boone, Hayden, c
G, Baker, and Cue.
English Ware-Dinner Plates, Sc
Of 6 for 60c Ackley's Marketable