The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-07-27
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
if They would be up with the times
Hot weather.
Wanted-A few cool days.

Wanted-A few cool days.
The thermometer registered l06 in
the shade on Tuesday.
Buy a palmleaf fan. drink Hires
root beer, read the INDEX, and be happy.
Only one more week TO get some of
Foor's fine photographs.
Ed Allen and Park Wardwell took
in the circus yesterday.
DR. Clymer brought in a curiosity
in the shape of double timothy head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bilderback and Miss
Hattie, took Fay over to the circus yes
terday.
Miss Hattie Lorretz OF Caldwell Wis
tied with Rev. and Mrs. Young this
week.
"A large amount OF lumber is being
hauled away from the Dry Buck mills
at present.
Misses Mary and Emma Degen
drive a bran new buggy now, as neat a
rig as runs the road
1t is reported that some rich strikes
Of gold bearing quartz have been made on
Anderson creek.
DR.. Clymer was called at midnight
Saturday night to attend Mrs. Ed Brins-
don of near Falk's Store
WIN. Sayne who was severely in
iured by falling on scythe sometime
ago, is improving.
Superintendent Hall Of the Idaho q
Colorado Mining Co. was in town on
Tuesday. He reports everything run
nIng nicely at his camp.
Charlie lreton Of Sweet was down
Tuesday after DR.. Clymer to attend his
mother, w..o has been on the sick list
for several days.
oh say. you should not fail to cal
at the tent and take look at some Of
those large pictures. They are just
lovely. and cheap too.
VIM. Stuart jr. of Falk's Store. ant
and Ed Handthorne Of Weiser, wer'
pleasant cal ers at the INDEX Office dur
ing the week.
The Caldwell Fordwarding Co
bought out Isador Mayors Stock o
merchandise last Monday and are clos
ing out the same at a )ecial sale.
With photographs at 90 per dozel
for good pictures. such as Foor puts up
there is no reason wly everybody ant
his best girl should not have at leas
half dozen.
john Carter and Jim Beyel are pre-
pairing to 90 up the river to cut an
run another wood drive. They expec
to bring down 1900 or 2OOO cords thi
trip.
}. NJ. Martin the veteran fruit grow
er remembered us with sample of fin
apricots the other day. They are tn
choicest we have seen this season, an
Mat. saws he has scads Of them.
Col f. X. Hayes and family wen
. to Boise on Thursday for few day
visit. They will take in the circu
and bicycle race and will return o
Sunday.
-Nels Hansen was down from DIR
Buck this week having sore han
dressed by DR.. Clymer. Nelse cut hi
= hand on a saw and has been laid off fc
several days.
-BoRN, Sunday July 2lst, 1895 to tn
wife Of NJ. E. Kelley ten pound boy
Mrs. Oaks officiating Mother an
= babe are getting along nicely and Mi
Is said to have outgrown all his ol
cloths since the event.
The trial Of Durant for the murde
of Blanch Lamont in the Emanuel Bar
tist church in San Francisco. bega
Monday morning. IL is said that
}. displayed no feeling and little intere'
= in the proceedings Of the trial.
p. Abney the artistic painter an
decorator is prepared to do all kinds
fine carriage and buggy painting. II
shop is in the old INDEX building. Wh'
O.. you need any thing in his line give hi
a call. 34-l2t.
John Reagan started for Caldws
r. on Tuesday with band Of norses whiC
he will ship to the eastern marke
w NJ. Woody accompanied him al
- Will visit friends in Kansas and Arka
sas before returning.
Walter S.bree Of Caldwell and c.
&. Davis Of Malad. were the guests Of NJ
and Mrs. Z. X. Hayes last Saturd'
evening and Sunday. Mr.. Davis is q
editor Of the Malad Enterprise. one
". the very brightest and best papers
o the state.