The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-08-27


S. ]. Vanhyning has been quite i'll
for a few days, but is much improved
at this time.
Miss Travies Ketchum Of Boise |
spent the week end with her sister, !
Mrs. Earl Boyes.
Messrs. ]. H. Forbes and l.. J.
Ross left Sunday for Custer county.
They will be away several weeks.
Miss Jessie Cook returned to her
duties at the Golden Rule store on
Monday after three weeks vacation
Judge J. NJ. Thompson was Boise
visitor Wednesday. Yesterday he at
tended to professional business at
Emmett.
A. l. Myers and wife returned on
Sunday after a two weeks trip
through California and visit to the
exposition.
The giraffe is said to be the only
large animal in nature that is entirely
dumb, not being able to make any
sound whatever,
A very delightful surprise party was
held in honor of Mrs. VIM. Moll Case
Wednesday evening at the home OF
the Misses onouSTaSS'
C. T. Westcott and family, Miss
Juanita Stewart, John Cupples return
ed Saturday evening from al. QUITO
trip through Yellowstone Park,
1t is easier for the husband to save
enough to provide insurance Tor his
family than for the widow to collect
charity after his death.-A. |. Myers.
Agent. oZ|-u
Miss Elfreida Merz stopped off on
her way to Ashland, Oregon, and
visited friends in our city. She viii
teach in the high school at Ashland
this year.
The final papers in the purchase OF
the two lots at the corner of Cleve-
land and Eleventh street by Fred Lilly
were signed up Saturday. Mr.. Lilly
will Immediately build a handsome
bungalow and garage on the lots.
The story on page 3 Of this issue
Of The Tribune in regard to Miss Lily
Orvis is in error in one particular.
The hearing in the probate court was
to ascertain and pass upon the sanity
of Miss Orvis. The guardianship was
an incidental matter in connection
with the case.
Clyde f. Summers, county coroner
of Ada county, was in the city Mon
day afternoon, comforting with w. Z:
Dyer in regard to the convention of
the State Undertakers' association
which will meet at Boise next month.
Messrs. Dyer and Summers comprise
the committee on arrangements Tor
the convention.
Mrs. A. Nicholson, of Omaha, will
have charge of the Millinery at M. f.
Gilgan-Sarchet's this season. Mrs.
Nicholson comes very highly recon-
mended, having trimmed at ID. b.
Fisks of Chicago; Anislies' of Helena,
also in Omaha. We will have our
Fall Opening August 30-31, Monday
and Tuesday. Come and see the
Beautiful Hats.-M. f. Gilgan-Sar-
Chef, just below the Saratoga Hotel,
OH Main ST. 81
c. A. Strong, one of the prominent
and influential Republicans of New
Plymouth, was in the city the latter
part of last week transacting business
Mr.. Strong states that to all appear
ances the Progressive movement is
dead in his section of Canyon county
There are a few Progressives left but
they look on life without interest. Mr.
Strong looks forward to a great Re
publican victory in county, state and
nation next year
]. c. Nichols was in the city from
Dixie Monday. Mr. Nichols states
that the farmers are getting good
crops in his section. The products Of
the soil are also bringing good prices
All farmers are getting on their feet
Al - l.. IL ,aVNi
part in state and county politics II
years gone by. He states that th'
tendency of the people is toward the
Republican party. Next fall the party
will present a united front and Mr.
Nichols looks forward to a Republican
victory all along the line.
The Congregatonalists of the Cen
trail Park church are making grea
preparations for their Recognition da.
service, to be held Sunday, Angus
10Th. At this service the Central Parl
church will be received into the Ida
no Conference of Congregations
churches. There will be an Aida,
service in the grove, beginning at 1873
in the morning, with basket dinner a
one o'clock In the evening tn
speaking will be in the church. Visit
ing pastors and delegates from neigh
boring Congregational churches vii
be on the program which will be an
nounced later All the people at Cen
trail Park, and surrounding country
are cordially invited.
Mrs. A. Nicholson, of Omaha, will
have charge of the Millinery at NJ. +
Gilgan-Sarchet's this season. Mrs
mended, having trimmed at D. r
Fisk's of Chicago; Anislies' of Helena
also in Omaha. We will have on
Fall Opening August 30-3l, Monda
and Tuesday. Come and see tn
Beautiful Hats.-M. Z. Gilgan-Sa
chet, just below the Saratoga Hote
OH Main St 81
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