The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-01-25
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II. Johnson, Of Marsh, was in town |
Thursday.
f. K Hayes went to Caldwell on
business Friday.
Mrs. Harry Titus has been on the
the sick list lately.
The Emmett sick list all appear to
be on the mend at present.
Jim Carter was over from Nampa
this week visiting friends IN town.
Local news are scarce this week. and
the work Of the editor is no sinicure.
Park Myers. f. X. HAYES and s. A.
Pattison were Boise visitors the first Of
the week.
Mrs. Gill who has been quite i'll for
several weeks was considerably better
yesterday.
Mrs. Rosa Webber left Yesterday for
her eastern home at Marseilles, Ohio
Statesman.
Prince Henry Of Battenburg died on
board a ship off the west coast of Africa
on the 2lst. inst.
Don't forget the play tonight in
Hayes Hall. Secure your ticket early
and avoid the rush.
Charlie Bilderback, E. c. Blan-
chard and Stephen Dempsey visited
Caldwell last Saturday and Sunday.
Ed Bishop, G. W. Tanner and VIM.
Thimberly of Stuart precinct, drove
over to Boise between showers on Tues
day.
Notice the new ad. OF The Fashion
in this impression. II you want goods IN
that line Tho Fashion keeps good
article.
Emmett can boast OF more really
pretty girls to the square inch than any
other town great or small in Idaho OF
the world.
The new governor recently sent
from Spain to take charge of affairs in
Gu ba is said to be cut-throat of tn,
first order.
Isaac Wells, of Nampa spent few
days in town during the week He ex
poets to move his family to this plac,
about March lst.
The members Of the Emmett Corne
Band will give a grand ball on the even
ing of Feb. 18th. Everybody is invite,
and good time is assured.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Riggs, Jr., wen
over to Boise on Thursday, to consult
physician in regard to Mrs. Riggs health
which has been very poor for some time
County Superintendent George Littl
e will hold special examination 70
p teachers at his Office at Caldwell o.
i February 9th, 1896, beginning at tel
i O'Clock.
o Attorney Frank T. Wyman Of Bois
7 was in town yesterday on business. III
= came via. Pearl and reports that cam
5 as being rather quiet at present in cor
+ sequence of winter weather and ba
: roads.
BoRS-Saturday January is 1896. /
the wife Of Thomas Krigbaum an eigh
pound girl. The mother and babe al
! getting along nicely and Tom measure
e exactly IL feet and 5 IN his stocking
= Saturday noon.
u The Statesman stated on Thursda
morning that an immense ice gorge
Falk's Store bridge was about to carr
e away the bridge. This is another e,
u" ampe Of going away from home I
. hear the news.
George Rinker was up from Payeti
during the week looking after the il
> ierests Of the Payette Valley Canal c.
II George says about so families have a
~ ready located at New Plymouth an
D. that more will arrive in the spring.
Through the courtesy Of Congress
man Wilson this Office is supplied wit
current numbers of the Congressioni
Record. Patrons of the INDEX desirin
- to refer to the Record at any time al
/; invited to call at this Office and do so.
70 Attention Miners have several hui
$. dred cords Of good fir wood and mimi
n timbers at the mouth Of Rock creek. f
IL sale on reasonable terms. Enquire
AL Hank Thorne. on the ground, or addrc
~ the undersigned. JOHN CARTER.
I'm Emmett. lD
IS An unusual phenomena was notice
e- here last Saturday afternoon during u
ne heavy rain storm. Several vivid flash
to OF lightning lighted the murkey clou
or and the peals of thunder made thin
Of rattle and would have done credit to
midsummer storm.