The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-02-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
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Douglas Knox is on the sick list.
-Tableaux, February 22nd. At Hayes
Hall.
See the Color Guard at Hayes hall
February 22nd.
Ed Allen and Ransom Bigelov went
over to Boise Monday.
Patriotic Drill February 22nd. at
Hayes Hall.
e. X. Hayes spent two or three days
in Caldwell this week.
Mrs S. A. Pattlson is visiting
friends at Horseshoe Bend.
Mrs. Ireton and Miss Myers were
down from Marsh last Sunday.
The revival services at the NJ. Z.
church closed last Sabbath evening.
Don't fail to meet Martha and
George at Hayes hall February 22nd.
e. f. Stanley has built a neat picket
fence in front of his residence recently.
Show honor to the Father Of his
Country" February 22nd., and benefit
the school library.
Miss Nellie Jones. who visited Miss
Annie Hayes last week, returned to her
home in Caldwell on Tuesday.
The Ground-hog got scared at his
own shadow last Sunday. and we may
expect six weeks more winte-.
H. G. Riggs sr. who has been In
poor health most Of the winter has gone
to Boise, In the hope that the change
will benefit him..
George Womack returned to Marsh
on Monday where he holds permanent
position. He is fortunate in holding a
good job at each end OF the line.
w. NJ. Cupp moved his band OF
sheep from Boise valley TO the Squaw
Butte range this week. The presen t
has been an ideal winter for the sheep
men,.
= Miss May Locke, teacher OF the Gill
school, is suffering from an attack OF
quinsey this week. Miss Hall OF Sweet
is conducting the school during the reg
ular teachers enforced absence
A large crowd was In attendance at
the last meeting of the lyceum and q
first rate program was rendered. The
Band favored the audience with some
excellent music which was highly appre.
ciated.
The initial number of the Oakley
Sun has made its appearance. 1t is de-
voted to the Free coinage of silver, the
up building of It's town aud county. and
: Is independent in politics. Long may
IL shine.
w. r. Sebree is down with the ty,
u phoid fever and the attending physician
:, does not look for any change in his con
Is dition for ten days. c. X. Shaw is alsC
'e confined TO his bed by severe illness
&c Caldwell Record.
Albert WilsonEsq. left fine sampl,
Of ounces at this Office the other day
% for which he has our thanks. If ther,
. is any variety Of fruit in the production
OF which Idaho does not excel, we hsv,
10 not as yet heard Of it.
l. Adam Stienbower has lately com
m pleted new residence for c. Nelson
in and is now busy finishing John Smear
o. ages fine new dwelling. He also hai
n contract for a new house and barn fo
ne Mrs. Christensen. Who says Emmett
to and vicinity is not improvingg
as DIR. A. C. Stoddart. who FIVE years a
20 rendered such valuable and success
rs full medical treatment to our townsmai
I'd Nerve Gill Esq, has returned to Idah'
'r. and will meet all callers at Capitol Ho
IN tel Boise City February 18th. to 23rd
~ Read DR.. Stoddart's card in another col
he umn.
- "A reliable gentleman informed tn
index the other day that Hon. X. A
y Cowden expects to return to Emmett IL
the spring and will at once proceed u
put the Central Lumber Co.'S saw mill
&c in tip top shape. This may mean some
t"Ahs cheouiottu- "teh icRotN W VI
. railroad, but il il only means common
old fashioned lumber business it is pret
ty good news.
al Judge Richards has returned from
Dy his eastern trip, and rumor says tha
e, he contemplates resigning from tn
Us, bench TO accept position in privat
e, life. II is understood that the chang
a. will mean an interest in the law bushes
IT. Of X. z. johnson, which from a fnan
n ciaI standpoint will be worth man.
e; times more to him than the Judgeshil
y. is. People generally in the district viii
n. regret to see him leave a position whicl
ID. he has filled so scceptably.