The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1893-11-25
CAB. GOSSIP AND PAID LOCALS.

DR. Frommholz-McGahey physician
and surgeon Of both the old ana homoo-
pathc school of medicine. is ready to
answer any call Office over Hardware
Store.
Charley Bilderback went over TO Boise
Wednesday and brought home Mrs. Bill
derbaclS and Fay who had been visiting
friends for a week previous in the Capital
City.
Miss Mary Loomis has sold her in
terest in the millinery store to Mrs. John
Carter who will continue the business.
They formerly associated together in the
millinery business in Emmett.
Mrs. Della Garretty. mother OF Mrs
Steve Dempsy- has arrived from HALEY
to spend the winter with her daugter.
Mrs. Garretty is in very feeble health
and her physician recommended that she
come to this place for the winter as our
mild climate would surely do her good.
Mr. Geo. Vane Of Falk store was in
town last Saturday Mr. vane has
now orchard on the Payette He is
putting in considerable of an orchard.
In the spring he will plant two thousand
prune trees, three hundred and fifty ap-
pie trees fifty pear trees and choice
cherry and peach tree.
p. II. b. Moulton, ST.. of Palouse City.
Washington. arrived in Emmett Thurs
day To spend the winter with his sons.
Johnathan and c. T. Moulton. Mr.
Moulton was formerly citizen Of this
place and win be gladly welcomed back
again even if it is only for few months
He is accompanied by his daughter Mrs
ChOrneal Anderson
Harry c. Wyman the we'll known
Boise attorney of the firm Of Wyman *
Wyman. was "A very welcome visitor in
Emmett during the week The Wyman
Bros. are building up lucrative law
business in this section and held in high
esteem. both professionally and socially
They are patrons of the INDEX and we
are certainly well pleased to See them
doing so we'll
The friends and patrons Of the Mich
OILS school. about eight miles below fm-
NETT. had determined to provide funds 70
pay for Webster's Dictionary sor the
Use Of the school children. bool, without
which no school can make satisfactory
progress In fact a dictionary is indis-
pensrbe In the school-room as it is i'm "a
newpaper Office. although the INDEX can
dispense with that, as well as the best
of publications. But 90 return TO the
social event which is so commdable il is
correctly reported TO have been very
successful and ''pie-ous" affair On Fri
pay evening Of last week the people of
the neilhborhood assembled at the Mich
OILS and after feast ofpie and fun raised
money enough for a splendid Webster s
Dictionary. Good
Of correcting mistakes but when 30 bee
comes SD serious as TO cheat the preitiest
girl in the valley ont Of the homer of
having married the handsomasi alng
man I'm the state as was the case with the
INDEX in the marriage notice of Mr..
a. /. Crisler and Miss. Hattie Wallis %
correction is in order. The notice read
Miss Ada Wallace" and either thc editor
devil or officiating minister. or else all
three. are responsible for the mistake.
However IL viii not invalidate the cere-
mony or we hope impair the happiness OF
this popular Young couple. The marriage
ceremony ms stated in previous issue.
took place I'm Emmett on November 5th.
1903. and was performed by Rcr. i J..
Young. The INDEX hopes their happines.
viii never be marred by ANY more sesiou.
misforinnes than the mistake IN their
marriage notice.