The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-11

MCNldiy wireless
r. B. Hartenbower spent Friday a
New Plymouth.
Bargains in good pianos at the
Peckham-Case Furniture Co. store
dali
Along with the British lion, the
Russian bear and the German and
Austrian eagles there will soon be a
few Portuguese.
J. w. Watkins5 arm which was
thrown out of place Wednesday of
last week in mending rapidly and will
soon be a useful member again.
Pianos are going fast at the Peek
ham-Case Furniture store. Another
shipment will soon be in. People in
Caldwell seem to appreciate home in
dustry. dali
A. L. Kenard was in the city from
Boise Friday transacting business.
Mr.. Kenard states that Boise is very
quiet at the present time but thinks
that business conditions are gradually
improving.
Mrs. Kate Blare left Monday for
Galesburg, Illinois, where she will
visit with her mother whom she has
not seen for eleven years. Mrs.
Blare has been a resident of Caldwell
for three years.
c. c. Tobias, w. ]. Winslow and
H. A. Ireland returned from the
Twin Falls pure seed convention last
Saturday morning. Mr.. A. E. Gipson
who also attended the convention re-
turned Friday.
County Commissioner w B. Nit
cheIl Wednesday made trip to the
Capital City to make arrangements for
the annual meeting next week of the
commissioners association, of which
he is secretary.
Have you seen the beautiful Music
and Denomination Room that the
Botkin- Harmon company has just fur
niShed? It's really worth visit. All
the latest records may be heard with
just the right surroundings now. dill
A petition has been filed in the
probate court here for letters of ad-
ministration in the case of the estate
of the late Robert ]. Peterson, of
Star. Mr.. Peterson died last week
and left an estate of personal and real
property estimated at $4,000 in value.
Although Richard Croker's bride
claims to be descended from a Nor
man baron and an Indian chief, he
probably has couple of Irish kings
himself in reserve to checkmate any
overbearing attitude on the ancestral
score.
George R. Varney, A. B., D. D., pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church
tor of the First Baptist church of
Caldwell discussed the Influence of
Socialism on the Religious Thought
of Today" at the Nampa Socialist hall
opposite the postoffice, Monday even
ing. A good attendance was present
and the lecture was greatly appreciat-
ed by all.
Read the Christmas ads, These
merchants are inviting your patronage
in a way that promotes confidence
and helps keep the ball rolling. All
they ask is that you visit their stores
and see if they have what YOU want.
Every time you make purchase from
a merchant that believes sufficiently
in his business to advertise, you add
one more spoke in the wheel OF the
car that brings good times.
The man who is clean, inside and
outside; who neither looks up to the
rich nor down on the poor; who can
lose without Squealng and win with
out Dragging: who is considcrate OF
women, children and old people; who
is too brave to lie, too generous to
cheat, and too sensible 70 loaG who
takes his share of the worlds goods
and lets other have theirs and who
transacts business with the reliable.
up-to-date Peckham-CaSc Furniture
Co. is indeed true gentleman. d4-ll
G. H. VanWyngarden is in Cald-
we'll and will remain a week or ten
DAYS. Mr.. VanWyngarden came in
from Burns the latter part of last
week. He is building a large two
story stone building at Burns, 5OxlOO
feet which he hopes to have complet-
ed early in January. He has had a
force of 80 men at work on the build
ing a good portion of the time since
he starte dconstruction work. the first
of October. Mr.. Van Wyugardeu did
considerable building at Juntura last
summer and during the early fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vanderdasson
are planning to turn the farm over
to the boys and themselves retire
from active labor. A few days ago
thew purchased lots in Zimmerman's
addition. and in the spring Elan to
build a house, where they will make
their home. Mr.. and Mrs. Wander
dasson are among the early settlers
of this valley and have taken a very
prominent part in the development OF
this section, as we'll as in the social.
educational and political life of this
The rest they are seeking
in the evening of their lives has been
Justly earned, and Emmett will be
mighty glad to have this excellent
couple numbered among her citizens.
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