The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-07-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,

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VIII trade coal for grain.-H. D.
Hanna & Co.
Hammocks and refrigerators at cost
-Feckham-CaSe Furniture Co.
c. L. Norton, formerly publisher of
the Sweet Sentinel, was in Caldwell
Monday.
Sell your farm. See the No-Com-
mission plan OF selling. Fisk Realty
Company. iv3l
Mr.. and Mrs. o. V. Badlev and
children left Wednesday for the noun
talnS for few weeks vacation.
A marriage license was issued last
Friday to Everett H. Vannatta and
Nina Healey, both of Parma.
Jas. H. Wallis, state pure food COM
missioner, was in the city a few hours
Wednesday on official business.
Miss Martha Price entertained the
ladies of the Stickfrau at breakfast
Thursday morning of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Sebree have re-
turned from the mountains. They
expect to take trip east in the near
future.
Mrs. R. K. Hartenbower and daugh-
ter and sister, Miss Matte Calvert,
returned Saturday from Portland and
the coast.
A marriage license was issued last
Saturday to w. F. Doane Of Ontario
md Miss Fannie Tuggler Of Paxton,
Pennsylvania.
Miss Bess Cowden of Silverton,
Oregon, is in Caldwell for short
visit at the home of her grandfather,
Rev. ]. G. Cowden.
Mrs. F. E. Trotter and children re-
turn this week to their home at
Homedale after a ten days visit in
Caldwell, the guests of Mr. Trotter's
mother.
Mrs. Z. F. Freitag and sons have
returned to their home in Nampa
after short visit in this city with
Mrs. Freitag's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. R. Baker.
R. Farrar returned Saturday morn
ing from California, where he has
been for several weeks visiting his
mother. Mr.. Farrar had a most en-
joyable trip.
Hokus-It must be terrible, thing
for an opera singer to realize he is
losing his voice.
Pokus.-It's more terrible when he
doesn't realize it.-Judge.
Governor Haines and Major Reed
were in Caldwell few hours Fri
lay. They visited the Gem Irrigation
District where the state has a number
of prisoners at work clearing and pre-
pairing state lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter and four
daughters of Odgen, Utah, are in the
city visiting Rev. and Mrs. Carter Of
the Nazarine church. Mr.. Carter is
son OF Rev. Carter. He is the chief
baggageman at the Union Depot at
Odgen.
Senator and Mrs. Byron Defenbach
of Lewiston were in Caldwell for a
few hours Tuesday. They were en-
route by auto from Lewiston to Boise
Senator Defenbach is a candidate for
the Republican nomination for state
treasurer
Miss Deborah Steelman of Salt
Lake left Monday for the Payette
Lakes where she will spend her va
cation with her sisters. Miss Steel
man has been the assistant of the pas
tor of the First Baptist Church Of
Salt Lake during the past two years
Ira Flager's sweet cherry orchard
on the east slope Melted him between
! $500 and 5000 per acre this season
He has 100 trees, occupying about
| two acres. He received $l.60 pei
crate, and each tree Melted him 81
| Practically all the CROP was marketed
in Boise and was carried there in ar
auto.-Emmett Index.
The retail store as a way station in
| the channels of trade is an indispens
able factor in perpetuating the com
mercial life of community. Will
| the destruction of the commercial life
If the central town or city of com
munity all other forms of social lift
must cease to exist because they al
depend upon commerce and trade
For this reason the citizen needs the
town fully as much as the town needs
the citizen. Let him not suppose tina
in the few packages he carries home
! from the local store are contained al
the things he receives for the money
| he passes over the counters of thu
local merchants Substantially all thu
comforts and conveniences of moderr
Sivilized society are passed out t
him in return for his patronizing hi
home merchants. The surest way t
deprive himself of those facilities an,
environments that make life WORT
! living is to withdraw his patronag
from the local town.