The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-12-28

Wal SoiSt biSSS, WHO Has Deen very
i'll at the sanitarium, is slowly recov-
ering.
We have a fifty dollar a month Job
for good calm minded woman with
the sense of tranquility and care for
a nervous woman.-B. w. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Sewer of Wild
er, received a Christmas present of
pair of twins
Christmas cards at Laughlin's lew
elry store. 97-l05c
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Coffman
of Notus-a daughter, Monday, De-
cember e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayless and children
spent Sunday in Wilder, at the Bes-
saker home.
Sadie Altizer is spending the holi-
days with home folks in Caldwell
We have three delightfully."- beauti-
full little girls and fine little boy for
whom we want homes for few
months. We simply want these taken
as loving little winter visitors; none
are sweeter-B. w. Rice.
Elsie Sample, age seven months,
died Sunday, at Homedale. The fun
eral was held at Peckham chapel at 3
o'clock Monday. Burial was in Can
yon Hill cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Grub and family
spent Christmas with Mr.. Grubb's
mother, Mrs. Clara Grub, of Dear
born and 10Th, where Mrs. Grub and
her mother moved last week.
: Mr. and Mrs Pluribus Til1er of up-
per Deer Flat, spent Christmas in
Caldwell, with Mrs. Tiller's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Lundy.
Miss Ada Jordan, Cleda and Thelma
Randolph of Nampa, attended services
here Sunday. 9
Don't annoy the telephone girls
tor the time. Buy 4 clock at Laugh :
Inns Jewelry store. 71tfc
John Caldwell spent Saturday and
Sunday with his invalid sister, Mrs. |
Kitchen, in Boise.
Frank Breshears, head of the state
constabulary, spent Christmas day and !
Sunday in Caldwell at his home. T
We have 14-year-old girl for adop- {
TOMB. w. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Altizer of Lone Fl
Star, visited Saturday and Sunday at n
the B. M. Altizer home, in this city. a
Mrs. H. E. Robinson left Sunday II
morning for Des Moines, called there +
by the sudden and serious illness of b
her mother. e
We have an aged man over eighty, a
a good worker for whom we want a 7
chore job and small wages until :.
spring. He works like a man forty Ia
five.-B. w. Rice.
Peter Meth of Middleton, age 6S d
years, died Christmas day. Services y
were held at Middleton, at II o'clock y
Monday. e,
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We have three middle aged women m
each with child years old for whom is
we want housekeeping jobs. They =
are right-B. w. Rice. "
We have large stock of fountain \ \
pens. A. E. Laughlin. jeweler. 100 ~
Main street. 7ltfc =,
Mile E. Howard, teacher in the 7
academy at Greenleaf, died Christmas 7,
day, December. rs, at the age of Sc Sc
years. The body will be taken to En- d;
nett Tuesday, where the funeral will z
,e held" -
Improved 20 acres to trade for auto ~
or house. D. G. Ruby, Arthur and G
Tenth. l06- J5c c
Joint installation of the local G. A. dr
R. post and w. r. c. will be held Sat- !,
lrday, January l, at the Masonic hall !"
It 2:30 p. m. The patriotic orders of la
he D. A. R., the Legion and the II
Women's Auxiliary are invited to at W
end. Wi
While selling is slow why not get c n
'usy and do some trading; what have or
,ou that needs turning7 See d. g. le
Ruby. j.
Farms for sale on good terms or OF
ent to the man that will work. 1906 JSc ~,
Prepare the children for school. M M