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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-31
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Miss Florence Michler of Owyhee
county, was a guest at the Egger
home Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Allen and little
son Homer, spent Christmas day at
Grecnleaf
Little Olive Owens was on the
sick list last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler, also Mrs,
Wildron, were guests at the Lund
home Christmas eve.
Mrs. Chas. Marston is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Lee Pierce was a guest at the
T +. Caldwell home Sunday.
P. w. Case and family attended a
party at the Percell home in Big
Bend, Saturday evening.
J. Lund and family spent Christmas
at the Jacobson home near Roswell,
returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. We're Mccoy of Cald-
we'll, were guests at the Pierce home
Christmas.
p, w. Case and family were dinner
guests at the j. Lund home Monday
Alexander Jacobson of Roswell and
| Ollie Hansen were guests at the Lund
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Sheets were visit
ing at the Jesse Baker home Sunday
Mrs. Wildren and Mrs. Johansor
also Mr. Bauman and son, John, were
guests at the Usadell home Sunday.
Crist and Elizabeth Egger, son ant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
Egger, of Arena Valley, arrived here
from Canada in time to spend the
holidays with the Egger family.
Arthur Wood and family of Big
Bend, Mr.. and Mrs. John Aten anC
son, Walter, also Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
can, were guests at the P. w. Cas-
home Christmas.
The Otto Usadell family spen
Christmas at the B. Ross home nea
Roswell.
Some of the young men of the val
ley gave stag dinner at the bachelo
home of Lars Arland, Sunday.
+. H. Jones and daughter, Berth;
were entertained at the Butler HON
Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Dunagan wer
business callers in Parma, Tuesda,
VIM. Asp was having dental wor
done in Boise Monday.
Miss Olga Usadell is visiting i
! Roswell.
Mr. Duncan was a Parma visito
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Burton, ais
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelm of Wilder, an
= Mr.. and Mrs. Al Moore and daugl
tiers, Anna and Wanda, were guess
at the Arthur Burton home Sunda,
= and in the afternoon they autoed
the new bridge across Snake river
Big Bend and Judging from reports
very pleasant time was had by all.
: The Christmas tree and entertain
ment given at the school house Thur
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day evening was a success in every
respect and Miss Trout and her pu-
pills deserve much credit for the able
manner in which the program was
carried out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aten attended ser,
vices at the Presbyterian church in
Roswell Sunday,
Chas. Burton of Wilder called on
Mr.. Pause Monday.
The ladies of the circle postponed
their meeting during the holidays but
will meet with Mrs. John Aten jan
uary 9th.
There will be a basket social at the
school house January p, and a prize
will be given for the most elaborate
basket. Proceeds to be used toward
building the cloak room and belfry
tower.
The people of this valley extend
their sympathy to the Welch family
of Big Bend in their sad bereavement.
The Moore and Burton families
were entertained in the Kelm home
in Wilder Sunday.
H. Dunagan and son Chester, went
to Caldwell Monday. Chester will
remain for few days visiting friends
The people of the valley are build
ing a cloak room and belfry tower on
the school house during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owens and daughter,
Mildred, attended the Christmas tree
and program at Roswell Christmas
eve,
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The New Years dinner, which is
held in the church annex at Huston
annually, will take place Sunday.
and preaching services at 1880. fol-
lowed by basket dinner. All are in
vited to attend these services. bring
baskets and stay for dinner. A song
service will be held in the afternoon.
Miss Beatty of Caldwell was an
overnight guest at the Oelleian home
Wednesday of last week.
Clifton Chase and Miss Hazel Ben
son and Floyd Martin and Gladys
Benson were married by Judge Meek
at the court house Thursday of las,
week. The young men are residents
of this place while the brides who arc
sisters, lived in the Dixie neighbor-
hood.
Messrs. March and Webb made an
auto trip to Boise Wednesday even
ing of last week.
The silver medal contest will take
place Friday evening of this week at
the Free Methodist church. All are
welcome.
Miss Bess Harper entertained the
members of her Sunday school class
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hitson purchas-
ed new Overland car while in Boise
last week. Mr. .Hitson is finding the
driving stunt decidedly interesting.
Glenn Miller returned home last
week from Utah. where he had been
visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Prevo enter
tanned at family dinner Sunday The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Prevo of Indiana, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Posev of Middleton, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Rodgers and Mr.. and Mrs. Mead
Prevo.
Arthur and Chester Rees visited
their brother in Gooding last week
The Faris family spent Xmas day
with the Pemberton family in Cald
we'll.
A number of large bands of sheer
are being fed in the neighborhood.
George Sloneker of Payette was
Sunday visitor at the Clark home.
Justin Stevenson visited in Goodinf
last week with his sister, Miss Elyda
who is attending school there.
Miss Minnie Vasold returned las
week from Michigan, where she ha
been visiting relatives for the pas
year.
The Misses Wessie Shower, Ar
oath Scarth and Atha Hitson wer
guests at a slumber party given b,
Mrs. B. M. McCrory Tuesday night
Mrs. David Bybee and children o
Idaho Falls, are spending the holi
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
]. d. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Larson Of Fai
Acres and the Troughber family wer
guests Xmas day of Mr.. and Mr..
Floyd Smith.
Mr.. Brown of Meridian was a
over Sunday guest at the Rose HON,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Cooper wer
visiting relatives in Nampa Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hitson and Mis-
Wessie Shower spent part of tn
holidays in Boise.
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Why People Loved Him.

His past, while not an open book,
had bitter lessons taught; the one di-
ploma that he took in suffering was
wrought; in Lies exacting school
he'd learned how weak man can
be, he understood the hearts that
yearned for love and sympathy; no
pious saint himself, he knew the sor
row and the woe of others-he had
suffered, too-and ah, we loved him
so.
OF his own feelings conscious, he
no judgment sought to give; he strove
unlike the Pharisee, to live. and to
let live; unlike those "Holier than
thou" who sheltered lives had led,
his gentleness would not allow a
harsh word to be said; not without
sin, he undertook never the stone to
throw his past was not an open book
but, ah, we loved him so.
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WYCKOFF DRUG.
$4,000-to loan-Myers.

$4,000-to loan-Myers.
Hon. w. A. Stone was in Boise
Thursday of last week.
L. S. Ollie attended the John T.
Morrison funeral Friday.
Hon. ]. c. Rice was legal visitor
to the Capital City Friday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Devers entertained St.
David's Guild Wednesday afternoon.
L. A. Greenslet of Midway was a
business visitor in town Wednesday
Adam Blackstock of Enterprise was
business visitor in our city Monday
Senator Baldridge of Parma came
up for business visit the latter part
of last week.
D. B. Long of Middleton was q
business visitor in our city Tuesday
of this week.
A Million Dollars worth of Polio
les a day sold for December by th'
Euitable LifevA. l. Myers, Agt.
Miss Laura Brett of Dallas, Texas
is making an extended visit with he
sister, Mrs. Floyd Southwark.
Traders Day Special Velve
| Shapes JONS NSlNCL mats PAsCN
$500 and SOON. F. Gilgan-Sarche
OH Main St.-Adv.
Miss Goldie Campbell came fror
Baker, Oregon, to spend Xmas wit
her people. She returned to her wor
in that city Monday.
Miss Wilma Wallace who is teach
ing at Wendell this year, came HON
Saturday to spend the holidays wit
her sister, Mrs. Hayman.
Miss Florence Tenney is enjoyin
a visit with her father. Mr.. Tenne
came from Michigan to spend ii
Christmas holidays with his daugl
ter.
Bungalow Theatre, Friday, Dec.
Valmore Variety Co., in two b
vaudeville acts. Singing, comede
mimicry and musical comedy act
and the Broadway feature, Nat
Goodwin in Business is Bushes:
6 acts. Admission l0c and 20c.-Ad
$l30OOO,OO0OO of fire losses for t
/ first ten months of 1915. 1t may
( your turn next. Get a Policy.-A.
!. Myers. Agt.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-31
METROPOLITAN COMPANY
PLEASES HUREE AUDIENCE
High Class Artists With Skovgaard,
Danish Violinist, Play this City.

The Metropolitan Opera Company
of New York delighted a large Cald-
we'll audience at the Huree theatre
Monday night. The audience was
pleased, delighted, entranced with the
entertainment and concert. Praise
without end may be given to every
member of the company as every
member is an artist of the highest
class. Alex Skovgaard, the Danish
violinist, was the star and attracted
the audience in the first instance and
held the attention throughout his pro-
gram. He has great ability, termed
by some music lovers a genius. He is
deep student of music and a master
of his art.
Miss Alice McClung, pianist, had a
difficult and often little appreciated
part, rendered in a decidedly pleasing
and talented manner. Molly Beverly
Wilson. contralto. could have rested
on her laurels after singing Colby's
Destiny" for with that song alone
she captivated her audience and prov,
ed her right to a membership in ar
operate company of more than or
binary ability. With perfect enuncia
ton and remarkable baritone voice
Francis Cowles sang an aria from
Faust that won him generous ap
plause. Florence Hawkins, soprano
and Clara Freuler, mezzo-soprano
maintained the high standard set b,
other members of the company. Mis-
Freuler's Swiss folk songs, sung il
costume, were especially pleasing.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-31

The Hired Man has been asked
what show the Democrats have to
elect any body next year. The editor
forbids any political writings in the
Hired Mans columns. The Hired
Man does, however, take the chances
on stating that some Democrats viii
be elected. Some will not. Some
ought to be elected and some should
not. 1t is an easy matter to see who
is doing his best to give the county
good services and it is just as easy
to see who draws pay with as little
regard as possible for service. ust
keep your eye on the service render
ed and vote accordingly. That adj
vice is not politics either.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-31

A farmers institute will be held at
Huston some time the latter part of
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Gilman attend
ed Xmas entertainment in Dixie
Friday evening.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-31

Marriage licenses were issued Mon
day to II. V. Wall and Martha A,
Hamilton, both of Roswell, and to
Donald Merritt and Bertha Sasser,
both of Caldwell.
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About the middle of March next.
the people in this region will be given
a demonstration of what thunder and
lightning does every year in Iowa
and Kansas and more folks will talk
cyclone cellars here than ever before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

Country home Of 10 acres and :; nice
I-room dwelling: pretty shade. nnc,
large orchad OF most beautiful fruit:
only 80 OF a mile from Glen Allen;
$4,000. Half cash. See James w. Lord.
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FOR sale by owner, about 100 acres rich
land. half wire fenced and cross
fenced. Wood and timber. Watered by
we'll and springs; best freestonc water.
Location exceptionally pleasant and
healthy. Nice surrounding homes. Good
yards station. express. telegraph. tele-
phone. post offices. stores. shops. high
school. church. wheat. corn mill: con-
vcnient train service. modern roads.
Quebec Miami Highway Pike. finished
between Richmond and Atlanta, passes
front door. Attractive 1-room painted
residence, lawn. flowers. fruit; all nee
cssary outbuildings Finest bright to-
bacc" land. tobacco barns. packhouse:
all c"nvenenc.s for handling tobacco.
Bale cotton per acre, grain. clovers. al
falfa, grasses. vegetables: all success
fully grown side by side Probably
make over 300 barrels corn this year.
Sa.5oo. Forty-fve acres adjoining above.
No buildings. Half cleared. Wood and
water: 400 yards same station village.
$40 per acre. Fifteen acres. 200 yards
same station at high school. i-room
house. Beautiful grove: good boarding
town lots. $1,000. Thickly settled. fine
farming section. 50 miles to Danvillc:
Richmond 90: Norfolk l25. Above are
bargains and good investments. Look
over both sides pike between bridge
crossing railroad and Petersburg mile
age board 50" Address bowling"
baskerville. Mecklerhurg County. Va
FOR sale. l2I acres. s-room house and
barn. Nothing like this for the
money. Come and see the farm. and
bc convinced. or will trade for country
store and small acreage on car line.
miles from Richmond Address H..
Glaze ?1R Highland Springs.
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by +. a. cATLiN Il co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

STUART Avenue. s rooms semi dc
taCh"d. hot-water heat. . baths, per
feet condition. S6.50o.
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WANTED-ReaI Estate.

L. y. CATLIN & co.
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90 per cent investment. brick property.
central location. Everything in Al
condition owner in urgent need OF
money Rental, i3Si per anuum. If
sold At once, $3.50 will get it, Gar
rott n Co, lll2 East Main street.
FOR bargains in farms. country stores
and suburban homes see James w.
Lord & Co, AuCtioucerS, lllU East
Main Street. Richmond
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80 acres. l0-room house. in good re-
pairs - acres cleared balance
i'm good wood. viii exchange for
residence in city. Price. $3.50.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.
J.. a. CONEEI.LY & co,
Seventh and Franklin Streets,
Richmond Va

GLEN ALLnN--Nice, little place of 3
acres and 6-room dwelling in
good condition. right at school
@ @ncn ains.o" for f'Gf i s1iaE" or VII
dwelling OF about same value
This is good land. and can c"i be-
bought for 50 per acre This is
list in good locations. IL is Ger
tain to grow in value.
COUNTRY store. etc. This property is
roThted m n a village about 80
tahlished stand. doing a $4,000
business: SPLENDID farminr sec
will sell building and stock. or
VIII rent and sell his stock of
merchandise.
315 acres. about POO acres cleared. good
Groom dwelling. Land very PRO
ductive and on good road. l.o-
Gated In Cumberland County Let
us show YOU this. Price. 81
GROVE Avenue dwelling near Mead
ow Street. rooms. baths. hot
water heat. oak floors Price.
$1,000. viii exchange for any
smaller property or farm land.
GINTER Park dwelling. s rooms. hot
water heat. large attic. Spicn-
dld location and corner lot. Price
$3.50.
HANOVER Avenue dwelling. i'm 1000
block. detached. rooms and cell
lar. Price. s6.25C.
STUART Avenne dwelling. near Mead
oW street. rooms. nicely paint
ed and papered. on 5-foot lot
Price of immediate sale. S..l50.
FOX exchange. a good West End lot
ON Hanover Avenue "1i,Nl1a
feet rrice. $50. Will trade for
small brick investment property.
y. CONNOLLY & co
Madison 33Sl-Madison 1867
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80 acres. lo-room house. in good re-
pairs. - acres cleared. balance
in good wood. viii exchange for
residence in city. Price, S3.250.
COO acres. on river: about $50 acres of
this farm In highest state of cul-
tvation; fine lot of saw timber.
Al necessary buildings for farm
exchanging for good income
property or smaller farm. Thi.
farm is one Of the best and will
have to be- seen.
EXCELLENT dwelling of s rooms in
mnS r ppnnartH on mwn ar wi, Con-
slider exchange for small farm.
200 acres acres on G, & g. Hallway. near At,
big bargain for Si5 per acre.
STORE ana dwelling in Eas, End of
city. store doing fine business.
Large lot. business is old
stand and in good section Of city.
owner will consider exchanging
for good farm of 100 or o0n acres.
near railway and convenient to
Richmond.
Cood broom house fine spring
and large running stream. Price.
$1,000.
acres. 6-room house i'm oak grove.
land all cleared and fenced. This
is an excellent proposition for
S2,06G.
As acres. dwelling of rooms. about
20 acres in high state Of Guilt
Nation. This property fronts on
southern Railway and is convent
cnt To city. This proposition in
cludes all crops. stocks. etc. y
great bargain for $5.00C.
HOTEL property in good town. large
rooms in excellent condition. Ho-
tel doing good business. Owner
is retiring and will sell at
great sacrifice.
J. a CONNOLLY e CO.
Madison 336l--Madison 1885,
FOR Salc. 5-room bungalow, bath. nan
try and linen closet. All modern i'm
provemerts. Lot 10XIS5 feet plenty of
berries and fruit Must hc seen to be
appreciated. Call after = T. NJ I2l
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Grace Street
Home

1t will always he Franklin and Grace.
II YOU want the prettiest new home on
West Grace street for the money. see
Ht05 West Grace, and then phone the
owner. Its n JOY forever TO live in u
home like this. Notice the Kentucky
hlucstonc porches. I'rice and terms
exactly right No agent. Phone Boulc
ward 1927.
L. s.-Elegant flats and garages for
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GARRETT Il co.

$50 acres. on Telegraph Road Il mile
Of station about 20 acres open land.
balance in wood and timber. This
property lies we'll. is excellently wa
tered and soil is good. IL sold mmedi-
ately, will sacrifice for So.25o.
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For sale an S-room detached brick
dwelling on Floyd Avenue, with .
baths, hot-watcr heat. electric lights
on good terms. * AS. care Times
Dispatch.
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$50 acres. within IL miles Of city. on
excellent road. over 400 acres highly
improved land, balance in timber and
wood OF considerable value; railroad
only II, mile: modernized Colonial
residence OF 10 rooms. large dairy and
cattle barns. numerous outbuillings.
Will include stock and equipment
amounting TO several thousand dollars
This property can hc bought for half
it's value il sold quick.
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FLOYD Avenue. 8 rooms. hot-water
heat. hardwood floors; a bargain can
be made. as owner IS compelled to sell.
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We Can Sell You a
New Home in
Highland Park

Eight rooms. hot air heat. nice reccp-
ton hall. closet in each room. large
modern in every respect. House Sit
uated on Third Avenue. in splendid
neighhorhood. Price. with seventy feet
front. $1,000; with thirty feet front
So. I50. Terms: 10 per cent Of purchase
price and balance on easy plan. Sec US
early Monday about this splendid bar
gain.
j. r. GIBRONEY co.
Randolph 2l55 mo East Main.
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FOR sale or exchange, for city prop
erty. one of the prettiest homes in
water W. and down. Gas lights. To-
Gated on Quebec Miami Highway Two
miles high school and courthouse -
acres young orchard; no agent. l. 259.
care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. 460-acrc farm in Essex Coun-
~. on creek and near Rappahannock
River: l5o acres cleared. Fine land
1000 worth OF timber. Two fair ten
ant houses. A rare bargain at $40 per
acre. Also have 2il acres only IL
miles from the largest station on the
Chesapeake and Ohio. between Newport
News and Richmond; > l-2 acres in
orchard. fine fruit. Running water
Some alfalfa. Fair buildings Norfolk
loan soil. If sold at once can b. bought
for $4,000. Also fine country store. Z
room dwelling tseparate) and ~ acres
of land at the forks of the main auto
mobile road. Only $4,000 for quick
sale. Somerville Trust Company, Inc,
NewDDrt News. Va.
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$e.65o-3o0 acres. water front farm. 100
acres n cultivation. large dwelling
and outbuildings. Large number OF
stock grain truck. dairy and poultry
farms at very attractive prices. Call
on. or write w. \. Davis Manager
Farm Department. VIM. NJ. Miller e Co.
Inc. l23 North Eighth Street. Rich
mond. Va.
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2SO-acre James River farm, mos,
highly improved farm on river: mod
ern l2-room residence. private wharf
This property is in hrst-class condition.
Special price for few days.
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FOR SALE-Rcal Estate
j. a CONNOLLY & CO.
Seventh and Franklin Streets.
Richmond. Nn.

STORE and dwelling. in good neigh
borhood. store doing good bust
ness. Will exchange for farm
west of city. Price. $4,000 in
Guiding stock and fixtures.
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300 acres, on Teleph one Road. mile OF
railroad. all in heavy wood will cut
from tnOn 10 5000 cords; level land
Can sell to quick buyer for $4,000. or
trade for residence in city.
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IT'S \ BEAUTY.
23O7 Park Avenue

near fashionable Monument Avenue
After buying one OF these elegant
homes on 1900 block Park Avenue Il
careful business man said: II have eX-
amined over 30 homes II the West End
IN last two months, and this heats them
all in construction ARRANGEMENT and
price"
BRIEF DECRIrTION-First floor re-
cepiion hall. parlor, den. dining room.
bright outside bedrooms, tile bath. ;
large wardrobe closets. elegant sun
parlor. with large windows. southern
exposure. Basement has servants
room and bath. hot water heat. Only
ono left. Last chance. Price, only
$1,000. Sec it AT once. No agent.
Phone Boulevard 1922.
+. S.-Elegant fats and garages for
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THREE and half acres. . squares
of electric line attractive 3-room cot
tage, with summer kitchen. only $3.50.
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Woodland Heights

I6l feet on south side OF Hillcrest
Road, between Twcnty-seventh and
Twenty-eirhth Streets. We arc au-
thorized to sell in parcels. One fan
shape lot, with III front feet, and one
regular 5O-foot lot. This property
must be sold. and no reasonable offer
XIMMERMANN & co