The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-06-11
TOWN TALK.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
# They would be up with the times

-Cnarhe bNncn. OF sweet, was an
Emmett visitor last Saturday.
w. F. WardwelI went over to Cald-
well Sunday returning Monday
George Little went up TO Ola Wed
nesday where he expects to spend the
summer
There will be services in the NJ Z.
church next Sunday morning and
evening.
Mrs. Alice Wright. OF Ogden Utah.
is visiting 'her sister Mrs. W. F. Ward
well this week.
George Little and Miss Annie Hayes
attended picnic at Sebree's ranch near
Caldwell last Saturday.
Strawberry and ice cram festival
at VI. f. church Friday evening June
IL. Everybody invited
Mrs Charles Nav. Of Boise. is visit
ing her neices Mrs. Ella Parish and
Miss Lottie Knox this week
Mrs. Parker. Of Athena Oregon. is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. John Carter
aud 1ther friends here this week
Help a good cause by eating straw
berries and ice cream at NJ. f. church
festival Friday evening June IL.
-Children's day will be celebra ed in
the NJ. f. chunch June 20 There will
be carefully prepared program.
Rev. I Atkinson. OF Meridian. was
the guest Of Rev. G. W Conner last sun
day and conducted services in the NJ z.
church Sunday evening.
White fish are more plentiful in the
Payette river this year thar ever before
known and some fine strings have been
taken by our local fishermen.
BoRN-Friday morning June 4th 1895
10 the wife OF Edward Allen ten round
daughter. Mrs. Oakes reports the
mother and child getting along nicely.
Mrs. ) A. Sloper caught a two foot
white fish near the bridge last Friday
evening. 1t is the largest Of its kind
ever taken from the river at this point.
VIII Parish was down from Dry
Buck the first OF the week. He reports
The saw mill running nicely and turn
ing out large amount Of first class
lumber
Dave Benoit was IN town Thursday
buying supplies for \. G.. Church pa
Ger mine. in Boise county. He reports
an abundance Of water yet for mining
purposes.
-BoRS-Thu rSday morning June 10,
1897 10 the wife of T. J. Everhart an
eight pound boy. The mother and
child are getting along as well as could
be expected
Two companies Of L. :. soldier,
camped in Emmett Thursday night oi
last week being en their way from
Walla Nalla Wash. to Yellowstone Ma
tional Park. We understand tsat IN,
Post At Walla Walla Is To be abandoned
Mrs. Hayworth aud her son Johl
Webster. of DeIamar Nevad. are visit
= ing Mrs. Hayworths ueice. Mrs +. X
Hayes this week. II is likely they vii
remain permanently in this section o
Idaho this climate being very nue.
superior TO that Of Nevada.
H. Z. Hershey. Of Gibbon Nebraska
has driven 1900 head sheep from thu
section OF Idaho this season. The shee
will be trailed through to the winte
feeding grounds aud will not reach thei
destination until late in the fall. Tn
price paid Will average sbout 81 pc
head.
, The provisional committee OF N
silver republican party met at Chicag
on Tuesday and effected national OF
sanization. Thirty-two states we're rel
resented by delegates. Ringing resol,
, lions were adopted IN which the imm'
N diate independent action Of the Unite
States looking TO the restoration Of silvs
III as a money metal is demanded
"A report was currnt on the stree
Thursday thsi G.. W. Bsinuou Of Pea
who was inferred in the late wreck
American Fai's and who - now in a
hospital at Salt Lake. Is IN a dangerol
condition and that message had be-
received by his children. Mrs. Will la
. and Miss julia Brinnou TO come to hi
al once
Mrs. E. X. HaFrs entertained
number Of her lady frirnds Wednesd
afternoon at an Informal luncheon. 7
partS was arrarSed IN honor OF Nj
IIavcs' aunt. Sfs' Hayworth. Of I
Lamar Ncvads. ADD Mrs. May Of Boii
Unfortunately however Mrs. Nav "
obliged 90 return home on TUESDAY