The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-10-26
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Latest News of Emmett and
Vicinity
SemsthinR that Everybody should know
u They would be up with the times

iist lhls week
DR. cIymer made flying visit TO
Boise on Monday.
i-Clate Knox and Adam Fischer visit
ed Boise on Monday.
i. III. Carpenter has been slightly
under the weather this week.
w. r. Cartwright Of Boise visited
Emmett during the week
Clint Brown has been laid up lately
with severe cold on his lungs.
Rev. Young visited Boise and Meri-
dian Wednesday and Thursday.
VIII Noland has recently purchased
the Vernie Sweet ranch on Squaw creek
Mrs. II. c. Riggs jr is suffering
from a severe attack OF asthma this
week.
Thursday morning was the chilliest
OF the SEASON so far. Considerable ice
was visible.
John Fulland is erecting a photo
graph gallery and will soon be ready to
take pictures.
Postmaster Dempsey is having his
residence repainted and repapered in
side this week.
Ed Blanchard. of Emmett, attended
the !. o. y. F. Grand Lodge at Cald.
well last week.-Record.
ID. S. Richards swung around the
circle during the week, touching at
Snake river, Boise and Pearl.
"A large number Of Emmett people
attended the funeral Of William Stuart
at Falk's Store last Saturday.
An exchange has decided that al
the worlds stage and that the doctor,
are merely ushers-both ways.
The editor and his better half visit
ed friends in Boise and at Horsesho.
Bend TIE first part Of the week.
NOTICE, All persons crediting my wifi
Willie B. Wilson, will do 50 at thri
own risk. Sept. 10. 1895. CoSDA WILSON
VIII Langroise is at his old pos
in Hayes store this week during Col
Hayes absence in the northern part o
: the state.
p. Abney has recently been re
modlins his residence. New siding an,
fresh paint gives it the appearance of
new edifce.
WIN. Billings who was sent to jai
from Emmett last week was taken bs
fore Judge Richards on a writ ef habes
: corpus on Friday and released.
Misses Annie Hayes and Maggi
Murray took in the races at Caldwe
' Thursday and Friday. The youn
ladies went over on horseback.
&C. r. Bilderbsck and family wer
over to Boise on sunday. returning dul
= ing the week via Caldwell where the
spent a day or two at the races
DR.. and Mrs. Ciymer left Thursda
= morning for Huntington Ore. in n
sponse To a telegram which stated tn,
the Doctors mother WAS sinking rapid
= and could live but a shoot time.
j. Brumback. and Charles II. Scot
OF Boise, spent Thursday night in tow
being on their way To the Seven Dew
to examine some mining properties
which Mr.. Brumback is Interested
Work is soon to be resumed on th
coal mine at Horseshoe Bend a col
tract for timbers and tagging. has bee
let and development work will be vigo
ously prosecuted during the comm
!. winter.
If our latest correspondent down n
valley will sign his name to his lettel
and deal in interesting news items ratl
er than personalities we will publis
his letters. Otherwise the letters wi
90 into the waste basket.
An exchange tells how a mother r
Gently cured her boy Of the cigaret
habit by 1.-THE lying on OF hands" #
y. TO be remembered, however. that hau
had within its grasp a slipper Of
number well up toward the cipher.
E. J. Smith. the Payette ferryms
is down from Long valley this wee
= Jim says the travel through the vail,
has been the best this season for yea
j considerable Of the mining mschinel
for Warrens having gone tina. way
Record
Miss Arrssmith Of Chicago III. wi
has been visiting friends at this pla,
and Falk's Store since last April. le
2 on Thursday for home. The young LAD
made many friends during her sojoui
in Idaho who will sincerely regret h
=. departure.