The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-06-27

nicely this season. Some OF them have
already made growth OF over three
feet this year.
There will be meeting OF the
Equal Suffrage Association Of Idaho,
held at Boise, july l, ?, and 3, 1896.
BY order of Advisory Committee.
MRS. NJ. c. Athey. Sec.
The strawberry season is ''on' in
Emmett and shortcake is the order of
the day. Mrs. Woody has been bring
ing IN berries which are as big as apples
and just as fine and lucious as they are
big.
Mrs. Degen and her daughters Misses
Mary and Emma, left Monday for Cali
fornis where they go for the benefit
Of Mrs. Degen's health. They will trav-
el overland and expect to be away all
summer.
Miss Ida Ray of Boise, and Mr..
Frank Prout of DeLamar, are visiting at
w. F. Wardwell's this week Mr.. Prout
is practicle miner and while here ex-
amined Mr. Wardwell's mine on Rock
creek
e. X. Hayes & Co. have change Of
lad" in this impression. This reliable
firm are agents for the popular McCor-
mick harvesting machinery and II you
need any thing in that line you should
see them.
Deacon Wardwell who has been
very i'll for several months and whose
life was despaired Of for some time, is
now improving rapidly and is able to
walk out every day. He now figures on
a camping trip in August.
John Reagan passed through Cald-
well yesterday with several cars OF horses
which he purchased near Baker City for
eastern markets. J. N. Reynolds met
him at Caldwell and will accompany him
on the trip. The horses will be taken
TO Pottsville Penn.
Clint Jones who has been working
at Reed & Stanley's mill on Dry Buck
was taken seriously III the FIRST OF the
week aud started for Emmett. At Craw-
ford's ranch near Marsh he became SC
bad that he stopped there and sent fol
DIR. Clymer. He was not able to b'
brought home until Thursday and il
still pretty sick man.
}. c. Shepherd had serious run
away in Pearl last Sunday. His team
became frightened and ran away will
him and after clearing themselves from
the wagon one Of the horses was throw
and had leg broken. The wagon over
turned just as the horses became dis
engaged and Mr.. Shepherd saved him
self by Jumping, escaping without seri
ons injury.
Arthur David. better Anown a
''Frenchy" the old time Seven Devil
prospector was in town Sunday on hi
I way home from Boise where he has bee
to visit his two little daughters who ar
, in the SISTERS school at that place. II
reports unusual activity in the Devil
this season. A mill is now being pu
>. in and smelter is among the posibihtie
of the near future.
= Ed Handthorne and two other youn
gentlemen of Weiser passed throug
, town Sunday enroute to Boise to see tn
= big Wallace show. They travelled O
their wheels and at a point six or seve
miles below town one of the riders ha
/, the misfortune to wreck his wheel {
badly that rancher had to be emplo.
ed to bring the wreck into town.
? new wheel was secured at Lewis & Lam
{ rois Bike Livery and the journey WI
continued.
Steve Hartman came down fro
y Rock creek Saturday where he is inte
este6 in some first rate mining prope
'e ties. He returned to camp Thursdl
'e to resume work on the Monday clair
L. new discovery recently located
himself and T. J. Sutton and whiS
in they consider to be a bonanza. III
Is ledge is about two and one half fe
lie wide and is rich in galena ore whit
competent Judges think will run well I
in the hundreds.
So The ladies held a Fourth OF Ju
D. meeting at the residence of Mrs. Clym
on Wednesday evening at which il W
-. decided to accept Mr.. Daily's kind of
. Of his lawn and orchard for the purpo
Of the celebration. The ladies are spa
ing no pains to make the celebration
''Red Letter day" in the history Of FL
NETT and their success on similar lin
IS in the past is sufficient guarantee
t. what they will accomplish on this o
II casion. ANY one within radius OF
IN miles Of Emmett who fails to see tn
unique celebration will probably alway
Al regret it.