The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-08-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

$4,000 to loan. Private mona ,
l. Myers. ''"'e money!
i VIII VIII trade coal for grain.-H. D
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Greenfield war,
BOSE visitors Monday.
Barn for sale. Apply A. 7 Mvars
over Baker & Harris store. ai4.tt
Mrs MIS-. Prices Canning Compound a,
ootkin-Harmon Drug Co. att
Judge t. A. Walters was a bus;nass
VISITOR at Homedale Monday.
A daughter was born in tb;s c;.,
Henry. D. M
w. T. Calender of Emmett attend.
ca to business at the county seat last
Mr., and Mrs. Lee Richardson and
Monday. 'iS''oFS
Mr.. and Mrs. Beck of Emmett
S Tere visitors at the Ewing home
Mrs. Eugene Hanna has gone TO
FroSser, Wash, where she will visit
her mother. 80
Mrs. Chas. Brewster of Iuntur.
ore' IS in Caldwell visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. Benson.
G. L. Sloan is visiting at Van
Wyck, the guest Of DR.. and Mrs
George Noggle.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Kinard at Boise Friday
morning of last week.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. o,
Bryant was made happy Wednesday
by the birth of baby girl.
Miss Mckenzie of the CANYON hos
Pltal is spending her vacation in the
Yellowstone National Park.
An easy way to increase the ya.ue
OF your property is to encourage other
people to increase the value of theirs.
Miss Hazel Harrington has returned
from New Meadows after a pleasant
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Kim
brough.
Miss Bertha Nicholson, nurse with
Drs. Miller and Cole, left Monday
on her vacation which she will spend
DIT tHe Tayette Lakes.
Mr.. Feuling, proprietor of the Va
rIety store, is on the sick list. Mr..
Tom Blake, brother of Mrs. Feuling
is in charge of the store.
William Gowen has taken the place
OF Harley Turner as Interurban agent
at Meridian while the latter is on his
vacation at Idaho Falls.
l.. ]. Ross left yesterday morning
for Long Beach, Wash, where he
will join his family, who are spend
ing the summer on the coast.
Some men think they have to get
away from home to be apprecia. ed;
as a matter of fact they merely have
to get away to appreciate home.
Joe Kahn returned from the coast
Saturday having had a most pleasant
vacation. Mrs. Kahn will remain there
until at ter the hot weather is over.
R. B. Hartenbower was taken to
Boise hospital Monday. Mr.. Harlem
bower recently underwent an opera
ton but has not recovered from it as
rapidly as he should.
Teach your boys not only loyalty
to you but to the home and to the
town. If you think the city a better
place to buy in they will soon think
the city a better place to live in.
Mrs. James Munro and Miss Bertha
Cupp will give small informal party
Saturday night to the old friends of
their sister, Miss Margaret Cupp, who
will soon leave for her school in Ore
gon.
Some men wouldn't leave a dog out
all winter but they will harvester.
Yet, taking it by AID large and up ard
down, a harvester will often earn
more for him in 4 year than dog
will.
The annual appropriation ordinance
provides for appropriations amounting
to $45, 10000. This is the amount Of
money it will take to run the city of
Caldwell next year. Special improve
ment taxes for sewers, pavements, etc.
are not included.
Mrs. ]. A. Baker and daughters,
Miss Bea and Miss Wren Baker, have
returned from the Starkey Hot
Springs after spending a couple of
weeks at that summer resort. Miss
Wren Baker will visit here for a few
days before returning to La Grande.
Judge and Mrs I'd. l.. Bryan have
gone to Portland and other Oregon
points where they will spend the next
four or FIVE weeks. The district court
adjourned sine die Thursday of last
week. 1t will not re-convene until
Tuesday, September %.
Miss Cora B. Bean. ex-county sup
erintendent of schools and a candi-
date for the same position in the
primaries, has been employed as prin-
cipal of the Central Mesa school the
coming term. Miss Bean was a guest
at the John F. T. Basye home Satur-
day and Sunday.-Emmett Index.
James F. Boone, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for clerk of
the district court, has entered upon
his campaign in earnest. This week
he visited Payette, New Plymouth and
Emmett meeting with great encour