The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-12-22
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The Sunday School is PLANNING 4
big time for Christmas Eve. Sufficient
funds have been collected to furnish
treat for everyone, and Santa Claus
no doubt will be present to cut ND his
usual capers.
The Worth While Club gave social
at Rev. Harvey's on Thursday evening.
The good man shocked us all by
Immediately passing around a box OF
pipes but he didn't give us ANYTHING
to put in them but soap bubbles. The
hit of the evening was unquestionablv
the instrumental duet with the lumber
man at the piano and Elmer Bartles on
the harmonica rendering little COM
position of their Town entitled
where's the Eats" Said eats were
forthcoming in due time and were of
the best as to quality and apparently
unlimited as to quantity.
Billy Spaeth says the skit appearing
in these columns concerning him and
Little Red Riding Hood was gross
ibed and that he has never had a date
with the aforesaid Miss Hood and the
chances are if he asked her. she'd turn
him down. All the other girls do.
R. c. Boatman, Reed Sheets, Jas.
Johnston and the lumberman were
among those who went to Caldwell
on No. Saturday night. The town
was quieter after they left.
0. P. Pennington, Our energetic and
enterprising groceryman, is planning
the erection of new store building
in the near future. His present loca-
ton is too small to take care of his
growing business.
AL Eilhers purchased a number OF
boards Of the Gem State the other
day. He says he is making extensive
improvements on his residence on
Notus Heights. Mr.. Eilhers says he
possesses remarkable abilities as a
chef. One of his favorite recipes is
as follows. Take five gallon Rookie
Teller can and remove the top. Clean
some of fastidious taste-Mr. Eilhers
does not do so because he says the
flavor is better-put in two gallons OIL
water and anything else you happier
to have in the house and boil for ar
indefinite period; then set outside tc
cool. Eat when you're hungry enough
We are informed that the results are
often truly remarkable and that &
steady diet of this dish will reform The
most hardened criminal. This con
coction is variously known as jungle
stew and Devils food, but the techni
cal name is Mulligan. Mr.. Eilhers i:
a bachelor and says he is determined
to remain one unless called upon by
the president to we'd in the service o
his country.
John Almquist has been seeing the
sights in Portland. Mr.. Almquist say.
this is the first vacation in nearly l!
years.
Rev. Replogle is moving out into
the country so that he can be neareI
to the Presbyterian church of which
he is pastor.
Fred Hultz went to Caldwell Mon
day. Mr.. Hultz has often been t.
Caldwell before, but we must hav
news of some kind. A number o
others have done the same thing dur
ing the past week but we refrain
from publishing their names.
Black Joe, Basque sheep herder
has shipped in car of corn for hi
sheep. The Black refers to his whls
kers and not his character, and is pu
on to distinguish him from anothe
Joe of the same occupation and nation
ality. There are number OF thes
Basque sheepmen in this vicinity an
they are among our best citizens.