The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-09-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Brain & Co.


OF any place l know
Is-vou may read it on the sign
The firm of Brain & Co.
Their day is twenty-four hours long;
Their trademark, Never Sleep
And Reason is the foreman there,
And all the books doth keep.
In myriads of pigeonholes
IMPRESSIONS here are filed,
And Memory has charge of these
With work she, too, is piled.
N;mble ideas and nimble thoughts
Each in tiny CELL.
Respond at Reasons beck and call
And know their duty well.
And after working hours sometimes,
Sweet fancies, idle dreams,
Steal out and play with the ideas,
And mix them up, it seems;
Reason but dozes; all is we'll;
But should he go away,
Phantoms and monsters devilish
Would hold discorded sway.
J. B. Gowen was Boise visitor on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Farrar were Boise
visitors Monday.
Notes and Mortgages bought and
soild.-A. |. Myers, Agent. 827-tf
w. H. Thorp was in the city from
Boise Saturday on official business.
Friday a son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ivison of Notus at the
Canyon hospital.
County Commissioner c. Q. Adams
was at Nampa Saturday afternoon at
tending to official business.
George Francis Lee, the this-side
sage of the Homedale country, was in
the city Monday transacting business.
Miss Laura Patton attended the
teachers institute at Boise last week,
and visited friends there and at South
Boise.
After an elderly man has apprised
you Of the state of his health he has
practically exhausted the subjects for
discussion in which he personally is
interested.
Mrs. Hoover, of Caldwell, has been
added to the kitchen force of "The
Cascade" hotel, and arrived the middle
of the week to assume her duties
Cascade News.
Tim Driscoll, grand master, and w
A. Coughanour, past grand master, Of
the l. o. 0. F. lodge of Idaho were ir
the city from Payette Saturday con.
ferring with Presley L. Horne, grand
secretary, in regard to the grand lodge
of the order which meets at Idaho
Falls, October Is.
The marriage of Mrs. Ida Bliss anc
Mr.. H. B. Mumford was very quietly
celebrated at the Methodist manse il
Boise Wednesday evening, the Rev
Whsle Martin officiating. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Mumford departed for trip o
a few weeks, including the exposition!
after which they will be at home t.
friends in Caldwell.-Emmett Index
Z. T. Lakin was in town Sunda,
morning to attend to the shipping o
his household goods to Council, wher
he is principal of the school for tn
coming year. During the summer h.
has been in the reclamation servic
stationed at the mouth of Moor
creek. Monday Mr. Lakin went t
Boise to attend teachers institute, hi
school at Council opening next Mon
day.-Parma Review.
DR.. J. D. Irwin, deputy state veter
marian, has been giving great atten
ton to the hog cholera situation i
the Boise Valley during the past tie
days. He is establishing quarantine
seeing that the regulations are com
piled with and enforcing the law gen
orally. The disease is we'll in han
and further outbreaks are unexpected
DR.. Irwin states that the Wilso
Bros. of Greenleaf are entitled to tn
warmest commentator for the mai
ner in which they have complied wit
the law. They have carried out ever
instruction and obeyed every regul;
ton. If every farmer would be ;
careful hog cholera would soon
overcome.