The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-12-12

WdtSi OSSiS dssocldtlOn, Scnedule(
for Tuesday afternoon, was post.
poned until next week because Of the
inclement weather.
Mrs. E. H. Ellison is building .
modern S room bungalow at lis
Blaine street. ]. F. Bales was awarded
the contract. The residence will COS,
about $500.
E. Thompson was issued per
init Saturday to construct $4,000
modern 5 room bungalow at 8l4 Dear
born street. The residence will be
moderniy equipped in every respect
NJ. H. Gibbons spent Monday in
Boise on business.
Frank Meek was visitor ia Namps
on legal business Monday.
Among the Boise people who At
tended the Santel-De Court go here
Monday evening was lom Sherlock
member 81 the state boxing com.
mission.
Let me surface your floor with an
Electric Floor Surtacer. lhis ma
cnine maAes your old floors like new,
n. j. McNeeL Duilalng contractor
fnone luo. l2-ls
Cecil weeks was in Caldwell Mon
DAY to attend the oantel-De Cour,
bout. M N
Leather Goods, Purses. Pocket.
booAs. aud Gases. Never forget tneir
importance Tor Christmas. harmon j
Drug otore.
nendon and tlatt were issued !
Duiioing permit Friday to erect a
h S4<3 garage al Iol3 Cleveland Doule-
ward.
Our Christmas Shipment Of banjou
ukuleles are mere. See them at kel-
lerman's.
Fred Crete has taken out build
ing permit to cover the cost OF con-
slructing his new residence at Luz
arthur street.
w. R. Sebree, Mr.. and Mrs. D. W.
Stainbrook and Carl Tyler attended
the performance of Chin Chin" al
Boise last Sunday evening.
Col L. Patch left Monday evening
for Washington to spend q short time
in the national capital with adjutant
generals of other states. &
Pocket knives and razors. Cupples
Mercantile Co.
Mrs. J. Qualls sprained her ankle
last Friday when she fell on the side
walk. She was taken to local hos
pital for treatment.
Trade your silent piano for phon-
ograph and records or player-piano
Have music this Christmas. Keller
man Piano Co.
Dave Evans, formerly a resident Of
Caldwell, returned here Tuesday to
make this city his home in the future
He has been residing in Burnley.
Mrs. Emma Royce of Portland ar.
rived in Caldwell last week for a visit
\ at the home of her son. Q. Royce.
Mrs. Guy MCGEE underwent :
slight operation at q local hospital
last Friday.
Because of the inclement weather
attendance at the annual farm bureau
meeting which was to have been held
in the city hall Tuesday, was so small
that all efforts to hold it at that time
were given up. The meeting win be
called again for some future date
Refreshments and music provided fol
the occasion were turned over to thu
Commercial club for use at the regu.
lar meeting held Tuesday evening.
Leather Goods, Purses, Pocket
books and Cases. Never forget theil
importance for Christmas. Harmon''
Drug Store. - I S. Z. ~
Floyd Underkoffer y at the Mere,
hospital in Nampa where he under
went an operation Tuesday. Reports
indicate that he is improving rapidly
Born, Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Lewis Of Notus, daughter.
Virgil Center, an employee 1t tns
Caldwell Milling and elevator com
pany, fell on one Of the slippery side
walks Tuesday and sprained his Ell
bow.
Robert Bates, a freshman at the
College OF Idaho, Is suffering from
an infected leg resulting from an In
jury during the football season.
Run easy hand washers. Cupples
Mercantile Co.