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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

The last of the JUNO. Assemblies, which took
place at Sherry's last night was pretty ana
ended The cotillon was led by Frank
lin Bartlett, who had as his partner Mrs Lcopolo
H. Francke. The favors, which were extremely
pretty and unique. included Empire fans ana
ostrich plunos for the women and boutonneres and
golf sticks for the men. Immediately after mo
cotion which begun about 1879 O'clock sup
per was served "a small tables arranged IN the
lower ballroom and dinrg-hall. Among those pres
emf were the patronesses. who are Mrs Frederick
cdv Mrs Russell II. Hoadcy. jr, Mrs. NathanieI
Thayer Robb Mrs. Walter Curzon Taylor Mrs
William B Dnsmore. jr.. Mrs. Robert T. Hunt
ington Mrs Robert Livingston Stevens and Mrs.
Edward A. Leroy, jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs Almerc
Hugh Paget. Mr.. and Mrs John r. RreXeI;. Mr.
and Mrs f. Reeve Merritt. Mr.. and Mrs. v. Is.
E Eaar iSn Misses Siirnee Miss Elsie Coster Ns
Julianna Cutting, Miss Euretta herhocnnh, Mr'
Pr. MTs oiT[ il r ana rs Joh% p Sherman
Ifoyt Miss Benedict, Miss Rene Coudeft Mr. ara
MIS- FT sSSd Mis- hf Hamoa Mss Ly"sstq
Miss MerSdi6 A Moor TurH sorao Eou brewster.
Robert McM Gillespie Herber, Satterlee J. Stew
r Barns ya ph ESbSns w Wadsworth Henty
Mars
Mrs j. w Flske. of the strathmore. Broadway
and Fifty-second-st. has announced tho engage
ment Of her daughter Miss Carolyn Fiske' to
James Mac"reso''
interesting reception tllS AFTERNOON VIII u"
tba, of Mrs James Abercrombe Burden. in honor
of the members Of the National Society OF the
Colonial Danes Of America. which Will take place
al her home No. 9H Fifh-ayc, from until 7
O'Clock.
The first meeting of the Midwintor club. which
was scheduled to take place this evening at
Sherry's has been POSTPONED until Tuesday even
ing February g. when the entertainment VIII con-
sst OF excellent music
The engagement Is announced Of Miss Ella Nal
Bolton. daughter Of tho late Samuel Bolton OF No.
rs West Ninety-thrd-st.. 70 George H. Slower, IT..
~ No 80 West Eighty-seyenth-st.
Tho marriage Of Miss Harriet Schlesnger 70
George F. Cain will take place In the Tuxedo,
Madison ave and Fifty nnth-st.. tomorrow even
ing.
Tb. engagement is announced OF Miss lone W.
Sutton Pickhardt. only daughter Of the late VIII
helm Pickhardt to Charles Warner Shope. nephew
of William Krebs.
The wedding OF Miss Anna Ruther ford Peabody.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur J. Peabody, TO
Iohn r wainwright Will occur the afternoon
of Faster Monday. In Calvary Church, Fourth-ave
and Twenty -irst-st.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank b. Keech, Of No "a East
| Sixtv-dfth-st have cards out for dinner on
Thursday evening.
Mr and Mrs. Henry G. Trevor will entertain d
/ dinner this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09
ROTDOTR CHITCHAT.

-.oa,o vacb, has been ordered by Queen We
- Tho one she IS now using is fifty years Old
V,c,oria was the first woman sovereign to own
80 h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

Clio was entertained yesterday at the home Of one
OF it's members Mrs. Phillips, 40 33 West Seventy
first-st. II Longfellow's Day, but as pleasing
interlude. Mrs. Wentworth introduced. and
spoke Of physical culture and massage Mrs. Went
worth has only lately returned from West Virginia.
whore she has been teaching physical culture In the
schools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09
"TTTIAN RED" HAIR.

The light auburn hair OF the little child VIII prom
o,,,. crow lighter with years DO not try 70
change IT, This Titan red hair has has n6 ofaG tbe
that aro ~ 'Vonce emulaci by dyeng their locks to
n% desired redgolden nue. The reln,; ru hsir in
m Az, considers this the most b'an'Nul hi'r III
no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09


American ladies' will have five opportunities ior
.a.ior At court in England during tho coming
ea.,n 4, three OF these the Princess Of Na'es VIII
49,. g.. ,5o Oueon But H. one in May ana one III
earlv Junc Victoria viii herself apledi,r r3rtrcas
Gyea Rri,sa to attend The approaching lEamona
Jubilee will poe presen. On'\ -r T.
allowed n any one "dra"iHs-ioo'"'
"ru,,f,c the Swedish s-lssors' Is now considered
the creates. accomplishment for an expert skater
Wal,zne TO music hole, IL own; ana he ape
vine" a long and graceful 'E''' VI many "'
twists is highly Appreciated
. hrigalo of women. working under a " imam fore
man cleans the streets Of Cannes. The s"eepe'a use
sjde-brlIsh brooms and swing them Ike scyihes nose
cannes is claimed 10 be me c'aAes CITY ID inc ""''
s.Vcd white feathers. after being washed are dred
hv Mating and shaking over The fire. dull silver
knife must be used to curl each fibre for the pest
effect In preparing for washing pour boiling W. Wa'er
Iathtr has been formed that is no, too not for ne
band each feather IS washed separately. II the
T r rlnsing watcr should be cod and trne blue
DccD red and auburn hair are the fashion. Hair
4rossers have found ont how - change the color OF
any hair 70 he desired hue. excepting the buc1hlack
[aT-c,v which has bah,c1 all their efforts. Many
star nowadays has 70 don an auburn VIZ
81 ehol5 il,o very much my dear Minister. new
eories of STAMPS which will show me 10 my people
lust as am a; present. says the Queen Of Holland
Many bows In The stamp business would be glad Of a
rnanee but were they t. .ook IN the Queens large
,ii,c,ion hey would bee a-tonlshod not 20 fra one
Win her own face Il has been decided tina; no, until
E5r marriage shall Inc engraving he official pa
mcrs he changed The young Queen has much that
is charmlngv chidikc about her Sn" loves - hresS
Up az and b,s nn obportinitv there 70 use the five
languages with which she Is familiar
--,xt,.oI Ia. Nfrs ('ip-e-qn1 from Cabnct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

In an apartment-house fire which occurred the
day before yesterday at No 7SS Myrtlc-ave. Brook
Ign, and already mentioned in The Tribune two
women, a baby and little boy rescued by
Alexander Black. the author Of the picture play,
Miss Jerry" While the tircmen were occupied
In the front OF the house and Il supposed tina 1
all the occupants had been removed. Mr.. Black,
who was watching the fire from his own house,
noticed a movement in the fourth story Of a rea r
apartment in the burning building He rushed
Immediately 70 the scene. not stopping to go round
by the street. but climbing the Intervening fences
and then climbing the horoscopes succeeded in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

Gail daughter Of John A. Mccall; Miss Agnes
Wilson Mrs Coils wife OF the Public Works Com
missioner and Mrs. Frank Bacon are other devo-
tees of skating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

The engagement IS announced Of Miss Ella Nal
Rolton daughter Of tho late Samuel Bolton, OF No.
2s West Ninety third-st 10 George H. Slower, IT,.
~ No Is West Eighty-seyenth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09
ASKING roR IyyIrlYIoNS TO THE BALL

MRS. BRADLEY MARTIN RECEIVES BEGGING LEI
TIERS FROM OTHER cfTiES-THE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

.cut,,,c the Swedish s-lesors' Is now considered
tho creates. accomplishment for an expert skater
y.oi,zng ~ music hole, lis own; ana me Clape1
w ionc and graceful fqlHe o. many curves ana
twists is highly appreciated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

The first meeting of the Midwinter club. which
was scheduled TO take place this evening at
Sherrv's has been POSTPONED until Tuesday even
ing February g. when the entertainment VIII con-
sst of some excellent music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

rb. engagement is announced OF Miss lone W.
Sutton Pickhardt only daughter Of the late Will
helm Pickhardt. to Charles Warner Shope, nephew
Of William KrebS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

Mrs J. w Flsko of the Strathmore. Broadway
and Fifty -second-st.. has announced the engage
mcnt Of her daughter, Miss Carolyn Fiske, to
James MacGregOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

An interesting reception this afternoon VIII b"
that Of Mrs James Abercrombie Burden. in honor
of the members Of the National Society OF the
colonial DANES of America which will take place
al her home No. 9S Fifh-aye.. from until
o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

Tho marriage Of Miss Harriet schlesinger 70
Georee F. Cain will take place In the Tuxedo,
Madison-ave and Fifty -ninth-st.. tomorrow even
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

Tho wedding OF Miss Anna Rutherford Peabody
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Peabody. e
John T. Wainwright Will occur on thr afternoon
Of Faster Monday in Calvary Church, Fourth ave
and Twenty -frst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

The Woman's Christian Tcmpera ice Union OF the
State of New-York has issued an appeal TO the
members OF the Legislature asking them 70 use
their influence with that body to secure the passage
OF a resolution urging the Federal Government 20
ratify the arbitration treaty The letter Is signed
by Mary TOwne Bart president; Ella A. BOoe.
first vice-presient, Frances Hamilton Graham.
corresponding secretary; Nellie II. Hutchinson, re-
Cord'ng secretary. Ellen lie Gro Tcnney treasurer,
and Sarah w. Collins, superintendent OF the de-
partment Of peace and arbitration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

Mr. and Mrs Frank b. Keech, Of No. Il East
sixtv-dfth-st have cards out for dinner on
Thursday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

A brigade OF women. working under a " oman FORE
man cleans the streets Of Cannes. The s"eepe'S use
br,s, broous and swing them like scythes, those
natirj removing the dust that me front ones mss
,rncs is claimed 10 be thc ccancs city In the word
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

the law She is trying now 10 organize some Of
her friends into class. which will meet every
Saturday morning i'm her parlors. James II. Laird
has consented 10 act as Instructor II a sufficient
number Of women are found willing 10 make the
experiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

The National Society Of New England Women
will give a breakfast at the Waldorf on Tuesday,
March 2 The arrangements are being made by an
Entertainment Committee consisting OF Mrs. Cyrus
Swan Sedgwck. Mrs. J. r. Van Sickle. Miss Hattie
Slade. Miss Winifred Wilson, Miss Grace Jenkins
and Miss Probst. The usual monthly literary meet
ing will follow the breakfast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

The Business womcns Republican Club held It's
regular weekly meeting last night in the Hamilton
Bank Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

The Young Peoples Association Of 81 Luke's
Church. Brooklyn gave n charity euchre party last
evening for the benefit Of S. CHESS Home in Robin
son Hall, No. lOi Gatcs-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

The demand for teachers in the city schools has
for some time been In excess OF the supply. At
present there eighty vacancies. and the eligible
list is exhausted Mr. Jasper says that II is neces-
sarv 10 make about 6D appointments "A year, while
the graduates OF the Normal College number only
about $50 a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs Henry G. Trevor will entertain Al
dinner this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

The first meeting of the Womans Club OF Brook
lyn was hold Monday afternoon Mt the Young
Womens Christian Association Miss Helen y.
Montgomery, OF Rochester president Of the State
Federation OF Woman's Clubs. read a paper on
The Ethics of Money Spending" The address
followed 10y discussion, and then Miss Lillian
Moulding sang songs. Tea was served at the
conclusion e the programme. The club will give
a reception to Mrs Montgomery this afternoon at
the residence OF Mrs Hewett, No. 1872 Congress-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

The meeting Of the NewYor< branch Of the Ma
tional Alliance of Unitarans and other liberal
women Will he held m II m. in the parlOrs OF the
church Of the Messiah, Park-ave and Thirty
iourth-st. The meeting is to be addressed by Mrs.
DIV Mrs. 'atlin and Mrs. BishOprC. all OF Brooklyn.
VINO VIII speak on the aims of the Alliance and the
work being done by the various branches all
the country. All ladies Interested I'm Alliance work
are invited 10 be present. whether members Of the
Alliance not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

Among tho free lectures given last evening was
one on Architecture OF New-YOrk City" by d. r..
Huntington at Grammar School No 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

Deep red and auburn hair are the fashion Hair
afcseers have found ont how - change the color OF
any hair 10 .he desired hue excepting the buG-hack
,.aT-,.v ,h{ch has bafCl all their efforts. Many a
s,ar noyalav has 70 don an auburn wig.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09

The Patriotic Club will meet this evening Mt sis
O'Clock at the Waldorf. Greater NewYork" will
be tho theme for discussion Among the prominent
speakers will he General r. +. Tracy. president
OF the Commission on the charter: Edward Lauter-
bach and John Sabine Smith. More than half the
members and some of the officers Of this club are
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01
ssAoo. aoARp N sErs.

The FIRST meeting of the nrw school
board was he'd on las' SATURDAY. + l..
knouse having qualified and taken ia,
place Of ID. Knox whose term had expired
The new board organized b, elecin4
J NJ. Martin Chairman. + L. Knouse
clerk. and + X. HAYES treasurer r.
Baldwin was employed as ianifor of
the building for the present Term al d
salary OF $500 per. month
The bid Of ID. REAGAN. % furnish IS
cords Of wood at s5.i0 Der. cord was ac-
cepted.
The hoard decided 20 subscribe Tor the
Review 81 B,icws and the Boise
Statesman for s!a months for the use Of
The school. and also 90 have ihr fence,
and ont buildings beiouging 20 ,he schoo
hoase repaired
IN the matter Of teacher-, the boara
decided that SECTION 80 Of the law Great.
ing tais district was being violated o,
the employment 81 an, one WIN held 30,
ceriiicate or permit 90 trarii and Miss.
Parrish WIS ih,refosr relieved from h.l
duties until she could Dc able lo.,rsrur.
q ,ui'abie certificate. aol Mss ..la-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01

Cupid. the cunning !ittlr rascal cot
in ringer" In the Horseshoe Bend
neighbcrhood last week. no less than
three couples Of worthy cilizens Of that
place joining their fortunes in a life
par. nership within 4S noIrs. The we'd
dings all occurred in Boise but the hap
py couples have all returned to the Bend
and will reside there. The lis, as
gathered BY our reporter is as follows:
Married AT Boise. wednesday. sep
lembcr %, 1885,. by Rev. J. v Miuigan.
Mr.. - Knight and Mrs. A. } Smith
of Horseshoe Bend.
Married-At the residence Of the
brides mother lOll Thirteenth street,
Boise, Idaho. September % 1897. by Rev
J. V. Milhgan. Mr.. a. L. KiheArson. aud
Miss Anna Woodward OF horsesho,
Bend.
Married AT the Presbyterian pdrson
age. in Boise. september %. 1897. b,
Rev. j. v Mhliean. Mr. EdwA F. s,on'
and Miss Anna Webster. OF H"rsesho'
Bsnd.
The lSDEx extends best wishes t.
these parties, severally and collectively
WIKI Tie hole that unb ,unded happi
ness ana pres sperity may be theirs
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01
A. G. CHURCHS
TRAGIC End.
Commits Suicide at His
Home Near Marsh.
ACT FULLY PREMEDITATED.
Wrote Letters, Dressed Himself
and then Blew Out
His Brains.
ACT FULLY PREMEDITATED


A. G Church an old resident Of Boise
county and who was well known through
out this section OF Idaho. ended hiA earth
ly career at his home near Marsh on
Wednesday evening September 20. 1897.
by shooting himself in The head with
revolver
The tragedy occurred about six o'clock
in the evening. The housc-keeper had
prepared supper and called Mr.. Church
who was in his room. and received re-
sponse from him a few minutes later
two pistol shots were heard and the 9th
er members Of the household rushed in
to the room and found the unfortunate
old man lying upon the bed stark in
death with the top Of his head blown OIL
aud the revolver still clutcned ia his
right hand. Everything in the room
went To shoy that the act had been de-
liberaiely planned and coolly executed
Three letters were found on the table.
which he had written during ne after
noon, one being addressed TO his only
son George Church Of Boise. one TO he
members of his household. and the third
90 Z X. HAYES aud Other friends in
Emmett. Another envelope marked
Tor funeral expenses. Was found to
contain sum of money sufficient to
defray the Nrenses Incident TO his
burial. IIe had then carefully wushed
shaved and dressed himself rrady tor
The coffin and then lain down on che bed
and ended an Of his troubles. both real
and imaginary, by the hnal act in the
'raeedy
IL is thought that but one shot took effect
the other one being probably discharged
accidentally eiiher before or after the
fatal one WAS fred. Be that as il may
death was ins,anianeors. The letter
which was addressed 10 Emmett frirnds
WAS a lengthy one. containing recital
Of his troubles OF the last few wears
mostly Of "a domestic nature.-and con.
tanned nothing which would iustif, il,
publication
4. q. Church WAS native Of Maine
bat had for many years betn "a resident
OF Goise county. Tie lived for Years ai
Centerviile whore he was engaged IL
line sawmlll and Mercantile business an,
was also interested M valutble ditch orop
eriy aud amass-d "a considerable FORTUNE
there. Hewas married when youns
man. in Maine but lost his wife ana al
but one child before coming To Idaho
He WAS married again about sever
years ago 10 Mrs. Ada Mason. bat ihi
union proved an unhappy one and wa
dissolved by "A decree OF divorce granite,
but few weeks ago.
J lie haa many friends among the ria
! ueers OF this section all OF whom unite n
y the opinion that he was honorable an,
upright and generous % a fault. but tha
! of late wears b. bad allowed his trnuhie
% SO weigh upon him aud had So magm
fed them bv constant brooding.' as {
become mentally unbalanced and no
d responsible Tor many Of his erratlc acl
- ions
Tie leaves one son. George Church.
well known citizen Of Boise. a brother
+. T. Church superintendent Of Oh
Boise assay Office. aud nephew. J. 4
y Lippincott, present sheriff OF Bois
b county.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01
TOWN TALK.
Latest News Of Emmett amp
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
if They would be up with the times

Park Wnrdwell went over 10 Boise
last SATURDAY returning Sunday.
Harry jones. OF Cald we'll, was an
Emmeti visitor last sunday.
ID. g. smithsoa our popular drug
sist visited Caliwell on "Wednesday.
SALMON are said TO be plentiful in
the Payetle lust now.
-Jamcs b. Blain has moved into a co.
~ residence on Commercial street.
Mrs. Ella Mickle. Of Horseshoe Bend
is visiting her sister Mrs 5. \. Pafiison.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Il. Hall came down
from Pearl Monday evening
Sec the Hats at Mrs Dempsey's be-
fore buying elsewhere.
Congressman james Gum. mas re-
turned from Washington and is nov in
Boise
The High Five club will hold its
first meeting for the season next We'd
nesday evening.
NoTIcr--I have prunes for sale or will
trade for chickens. grain or lumber.
+. G. CARrENrER.
DR. W. c. Stalker. Dentist. of Cald
well. aili be in Emmett Monda, and
Tuesday Oct. 4. and ;. As d As
Charlie Oakes aud Louis Schnable
OF Caldwell were The guests OF Mr.. aue
Mrs ID. + Smithson last SUNDAY
w 3. BANKS rrtr. ned 10 DeLamal
last SATURDAY, where he holds eoof
position with the DeLamar Mining Co
Pc, Atkinson will nrcach at th'
Methodist church next Sunday evening.
October 3rd
All who are interested in Sunda,
Sc ool work shonld attend the convent
ion At Sweet next sunday A good tim.
is assured.
Sam RIGGS. writes from Flko Nev
ada that he and his brother Joe. are m
their way 10 Boise for the bic fair an,
that they will be homo after it closes
Mrs To~ard sehree. and Misses
Eslesion. Jones and Scott. o. Caldwell
are tho rres's Of Mrs. +. K aud Miss
Anne HAYES this week
Thomas Smvih. of Marsh. is havin.
one OF his thoroughbred. horses traine'
on the Boise track for the state Fai
races.
% J. Convey. has produced The IRE
MUM rear 50 FIR hoard from. n mons
ures i4i inches around and weighs .
ounces.
DR.. in'v and cco-ee Ii''le. ant
Misses Annie Hayes Hattie Bil'erhocl
and Maggie Murray. visited Caldwell
last SATURDAY.
As exchange has rn editorial o
"poor Wen in fhe senate" an in,fnnr
of an editor ir'ving into ancirn' h's'or,
-oniaria News II h. had said .poa
Timber in Co." Senate" he would hav
siluet % .f an nG-fo-iaf, manner
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01

To those who are Interested inihe sui
ject Of practical education the ad Of
Wav's Business and Short n ,ud Srheol.
Of Boise. IN another column will be II in
teresi. There is no need Of our you <
people golns 10 distant cities 10 school
with such school MS this at b .ise
The farmers are all crowded with
work just now taking care OF their inn
mense fruit crops. A number Of them
haze put Up dry houses and viii dry
large quantities Of prunes plums apples
etc. for the market f. l.. Knou~e re-
Gently left sample OF dried fruiTs At
this Office that is hard to beat. Jonain-
on Moulton has also put up good sizrd
drier and we understand is turning oil
a fine product
There are number OF places IN he
public roads near Emmett which rrquirc
some early attention from the road o,e
seer. Waste water from irrigation ditch
IS is allowed to run upon and stand in
the road making mud holes that are well
nigh impassablr, This matter saould
have attention at once.
Monday evening September 29
1897 at the residence OF his son-in-Iav.
John Bishop Esq in stuart rrrc nc,. .
Mr. Anderson aged about - years
The old grntieman had been in ron
health for several years and gradual y
wore out until the end came as above
stated. An aged widow survives him.
The funeral occurred on "Wednesday al
the Falk's Store cemetery.
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Jones. Of Caldwell. was employed to cor-
time the work in that room until the
next examination. which viii occur In
November Hiss. Deem. teacher in tn.
primary grude, having obtained r apermit
from County superlaintent Little TO
teach until the November examination
was retained 10 that department.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01
MILLINERY.

Miss Cilgan has nn elegant line nf
Millinery now on display at Mrs. Des p
seys. Prices 10 sui. the times. HAS 40
suit every one Miss Gilgan will be IN
Emmett about Get. 10.
NJ. f. Gno.N s CO.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-01
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish TO thank our friends and
neighbors tor their kindly assistance
all sympathy. during the lat, illness
and al The tine Of the death ol our dar-
ling baby