The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-12-07

Mrs jamie Bertchye who has been
visiting friends in this vicinity for sew
eral months, departed for her home
IN Bruneau valley Monday morning
Her brother George Portlock took her
over.
Harvey Edwards an eight year old
boy whose parents reside on Warm
Springs avenue in Boise City. was run
over by a street car and instantly killed
last Friday. The coroners jury brought
in a verdict Of accidental death.
John Fulland the Photographer is
turning out some excellent work in his
line at present. It is without doubt
the best work ever turned out in EN-
nett and il IS question il it can be ex-
celed in the state. Give him call
Ben Anderson Of Garden valley pass
ed through Emmett on his way home
from a visit to his brother near Falk's
Store. Mr.. Anderson is contemplating
investing in some real estate near En-
NETT and removing his family to this
neighborhood in the near future.
E X. Hayes x Cc. have discontinue
the credit system IN their business and
from this time on will sell goods for
cash and produce exchange only. They
have made reductions In prices and
claim the change will be beneficial not
only 70 themselves but also 10 their Gus
toners.
Sheriff Campbell was on our streets
yesterday looking for good able bodied
juryman. Following is list OF the un-
fortunatcs summoned in this precinct:
John Carter. Charlie Oakes. j. NJ. Big
ham, Harry Titus, I'd Allen. c. p.
Bilderback, L. B. Lyons and Thos.
Russell.
Mrs. Mitchell, state organizer for
the W. c. Y. u. has been holding a
series Of lectures in the NJ. Z. church
the past week The lectures were we'll
attended and favorably spoken Of
by those in attendance. a meeting TO
organize local Union was held Wednes-
day forenoon.
The new Ply mouth colonists indulg-
ed in an old fashioned New England
dinner on Thanksgiving day. That
they may have many happy returns of
the same and with each returning
Thanksgiving have deeper cause for
thankfulness that their good fortune OF
good judgment led them 20 make their
homes in the beautiful Payette valley
is the wish of the lNDEx
ID. T. Wilkerson and family. Mrs
W F. Woody and Miss Laura Perkin.
who left Idaho some two months ago tC
reside permanently in Arkansas and
Kansas are expected back TO Emmett
within a few days Mrs. Hardy Phillip.
and children who wen, east at the sam,
time will also probably return IN the
near future. Distance seems 20 lend
enchauiment to that country
Mrs. Riggs has shown us a nickl'
five cent piece that was in the recent
fire in san Francisco by which her SON
in-lay. J. r. Coon lost his home and
place Of business. From the san Fran
cisco Report we learn that the loss OF
Mr.. Coons livery stable was about 9l0,
600 on which there was but $4,000 in
surance. and g. 600 loss 0n furnitur,
which carried but $1,000 insurance
a fireman was fatally iniured by fall
ing wall during the progress of the FIRE
q Beautiful in blue aud gold cover
comes the December Midland. Thi
middle-western magizine brilliantly clio
ses its fourth volume and second year
Its articles are an interesting. It's ictiol
b department is filed with strong realistic
S stories and the two Christmas siorie
and several illustrated Christmas poem
supply the sentiment of this number.
! number Of excellent articles By wei
known writers. preit'y Illustrated b.
high grade artists. makes the Decembe
r number the best vet. cur midland read
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r the edition lasts. DesMoines Iowa.
On Wednesday morning about day
light John Short. the we'll known siocl
= man. had some words with Van MOI
u rison. who has been in his employ 10
some time. Morrison threw a rock
= striking the old gentleman over th
y left eve. which knocked him senseles
e and made an ugly wound, fracturing Oh
a bone and iniuriug the eye quite seriou.
Is. DR.. Delauo. who was called 20 So
e Mr. Short. informs us that he is badl
IS hurt and may lose an eye rs resui
Il of his wound. The trouble occurc
d in the barn yard at the short ranc
four miles southeast Of towu.-Payett
r Independent
}. "A fairly good crowd turned out O
r Tuesday evening 20 the second meetin
> OF the lyceum. The committee on cor
y sutution and bylaws submitted thci
report and the constitution was read b