The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-12-04
Mr.. w. c. Bicknell spent Sunday in

moved into town and will spend the
winter here.
James Munro and family are now
occupying Capt. Steunenberg's house
on Everett street.
Probation Officer Driscoll of Pay
cite was in the city Monday attending
to official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boyes dined
with Mrs. Boyes' parents in Boise,
on Thanksgiving day.
Judge F. A. Hagelin of Nampa was
at the metropolis Tuesday attending
to professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Dew and
family spent Thanksgiving day with
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Parker.
Mrs. Jos. Meis returned home Sun
day after spending several days at
Nampa, the guest of Mrs. Kesl.
Simple, inexpensive and beautiful
home made baskets for Christmas
gifts. lessons given at Madden Mil
linery.
Miss Margaret Cupp returned to
her school near Weiser after a short
visit with her sister, Mrs. James
| Munro.
Mrs. ]. M. Henry has gone to visit
her daughter who is convalescing
| from her recent illness in one Of the
coast towns near Portland.
w. R. Sebree left SUNDAY for Salt
Lake where he will conclude the ne
| gotiations for taking over the Wilder
Branch of the Oregon Short Line.
Mrs. w. J. Boone, Miss Jameson,
her sister, and her aunt, Miss Louden
spent Tuesday and Wednesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Gwinn,
in Boise.
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
Mrs. A. F. Isham is expected home
the first part of the week from Los
Angeles where she has been for two
months or more visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alexander.
Mrs. Anna McKinzie and children
will arrive the latter part of the week
from New England, North Dekota.
to spend the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Gilgan-Sarchet.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will serve 25c chicken pie
dinner and hold a bazaar on Monday
next Traders Day, Dec 9TH in the
vacant store room adjoining post Of
fee.
Fred Lohlein and children left on
Tuesday for Odgen, where they
will make their future home. Mr. Lob,
lein is a harness maker and saddler
/ + 10 n,,I h. yryin tolya
one OF the large shops of Odgen.
The Canyon hospital was moved
Wednesday from the Union block tc
the former residence of William Cup
on Cleveland boulevard. The resi-
dence has been completely re-mod
eled and renovated. 1t makes very
suitable hospital building.
Actual construction work on thai
section of the state highway between
Caldwell and New Plymouth was
started this week County Surveyor
Mcconnell and Deputy Magee have
large force of men at work in the
vicinity of Sand Hollow.
Cy Emery turned up Wednesday
morning shy one tooth alleged tc
have been lost while riding the Mas
onic goat which had been trained anc
feed up BY Ike Westcott. Some say
the tooth was lost while masticatine
steak cooked by Cy, himself
One of the most pleasant Thanks
giving reunions reported was tina
held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. f
F. Frietag. They entertained mum
Der of relatives, including their fathe
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Bake
of Caldwell, and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Feight and Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Brun
, eel. Nampa Leader Herald.
AT tea given Saturday afternoon
by Miss Boulware at her home Oh
! Main Street in honor of Miss Bertr;
Cupp the announcement of Mis-,
Cupp's wedding in the near future t.
Mr.. Daniel F. Banks was made
The tea was attended only by a few
of the immediate friends of Mis-
Cupp. The rooms and tables wer,
; tastily decorated.
Frank Howard, one of the progress
sive farmers and stockgrowers Of
Roswell, was business visitor il
devotes himself to high grade ant
: thoroughbred horses. In the past h.
has met with more or less hard lucl
l Jul NUN hdo NliollSsOh anu SNNi lllLill
: is running along smoothly and PROS
t perously with Mr.. Howard.
The Commercial Bank of Caldwell
gets out each month very interest
: ing trade letter devoted to crops
business and trade conditions gen
, orally These letters always show
| hopeful state of mind on the part o
the bank and all Of us like to see on
bank in that state of mind. The let
ter dated November indicates con
, siderable activity in the near futur
and very fair state of prosperit,
r locally at the present time.
: The man who is clean, inside an,
outside; who neither looks up to tn
rich nor down on the poor; who cal
lose without squealing and win with
: out Dragging; who is considerate o
! | women, children and old people: VIII,
: is too brave to lie, too generous /,
cheat, and too sensible - loat; VII,
takes his share of the worlds good
r and lets other have their s. and VIII,
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