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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1908
Page
5
Boise Mayor Haines visited the city Wednesday while residents and guests shared social and business outings. The community saw a string of visits, ventures, and events from Caldwell to Pearl and the mountains, with mining talk, a ball game slated for Sunday, and the Famous store mill end sale drawing crowds.
Mrs. Kelly spends two weeks vacationing with friends in Boise. Miss Hoyt and Miss Grosbeck of Webster Iowa leave after extended visit. Mrs. Steunenberg improves after a sick week. Mrs. Elmer Clark and children go to Bellingham Wash for the summer. Mrs. Lulu of Chicago visits Gipson home. Mrs. J H Young and sister return from Puget Sound trip for ill health. Jessie and Leona McFall arrive for extended visit with Miss Helen Stone. Mrs. J A Young and sister return home. Young’s little daughter improves. Mrs. W H Thorpe leaves with children for Ketchum for hot term. Mr. Thorp to join later for trout fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Shelby travel west on No. 65. Shelby visits Weiser. Judge Bryan to hold court. Mrs. Will Maxey and son depart for the coast. then stay with H N Maxey in Oregon and later Long Beach. Mr. Walker, Mrs. Dryden, Edna Dryden, L G Price, Ralph Sebree, Mrs. Stone, Helen Stone, Jessie and Leona McFall travel to Boise Tuesday by Interurban. Rev F E Springer visits with Rev J D Rendell and bride. tour of the west. Rendell to occupy pulpit of First Presby.
Roswell residents greet visitors from Greenleaf Vernon Center and Boise while several locals return from travel or illness. Miriam Dilley improves, Bert Peck returns from Rochester, Miss Cora Stoddard visits, and a community picnic and baseball games keep spirits high. Choir practice and a birthday party for Mae Stark add social color as locals tour government works in Nampa. Public remarks praise local life.
Sunday school at 10 30 a m preaching by Rev John D Rendall D D of Greenburg Pa at 11 30 a m and 8 p m Union services in College Assembly hall with special music All invited Francis E Springer Pastor.
The church schedule lists preaching at 11 30 am 8 00 pm Bible school at 10 30 am and Christian Endeavor at 7 pm Prayer meeting Thursday evening Pastor H C Shaw announces. Democrats Winl Hold Big Meeting Monday A Bryan ratification rally in Boise Monday night locals and Caldwell group plan turnout Special car service arranged Mr Clark and family from Winterset Iowa visit Nelse Gordon family en route to the coast
The excerpt urges self care and discipline for the body as the only one you have and warns against neglect, excess, or harm. It contrasts with a note on torpedo boats and their thin armor, risking swift exposure to fire and danger when they dash in without warning.
A chronic debtor hesitates before a beautiful woman and finally says, Please run a tab and next time I’m down your way I’ll tell you how well you are looking. The woman’s look shows that compliments are paid on face value and beauty keeps no books, as noted by the St Louis Republic.
The quotation notes how a person surrounded by admirers may trust his influence will grow beyond reality. It warns vanity fuels self deception and assumes friends will vindicate his reputation by endorsing his choices.
The piece notes Mrs. W. 8. Maxey and her son will spend the heated term on the coast, while a riddle asks if the father knew mamma long before marriage. The wording hints at a domestic anecdote amid local chatter.
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