The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-23
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The State Hortic ultural Association
met in Boise This week.
DR.. Davenport the well known dent
ist is again in Emmett
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Carpenter. Of
Sweet, were in town Friday.
--Wm. NJ. Woody burchered pig the
other day that dressed s26 pounds
DIR Pogue, Of Ontario Oregon came
up Thursday TO see Al Luszdes who is
dangerously i'll.
" y. Mason has moved his family
TO Pearl He will engage IN the laun-
dry business there.
Cutting ice was commenced in En-
nett on Tuesday. The CONCEALED aqua
is about six inches thick.
Frank Thompson and Tom Gracia
Of Quartzburg are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
A. p. Peterson this week
The report that A. G. Church was
adjudged insane and sent 70 the asylum
at Blackfoos has been denied
Rev. Boyles, Of Oregon, a minister
Of the Christian faith is holding meet
Ings in r & r. hall this week.
Mrs Degen. who has been on an ex-
tended visit with friends IN California
and Missouri has returned home.
School has been dismissed in the
Anderson district for two weeks on ac-
count Of the prevalence Of scarlet fever
Miss virgia Lively on Monday clos
ed out her stock Of notions to II. T.
Kelley & Co aud has discontinued busi-
ness.
Ed Stole and Miss Anna Webster.
Of Horseshoe Bend. spent last Sunday in
town the guests Of Mr. aud Mrs. 5. A.
Pattison.
Born-Thursday. January "A. 1897. to
the wife Of Judge T y. Williams a
daughter. Mother and child are Getting
along nicely.
The members OF the board Of county
commissioners were in town wednesday
night on a tour or the county Inspecting
bridges. etc.
Hon. Josiah Cave. OF Falk's Storehas
just completed large ice house. and
will put up big stock Of frozen com
tort for next summer.
A pleasant dance was given in Rus
sell & Reagan's hall on Friday evening
Of last week and steps were taken to or
ganize dancing club.
-Senor Delgzdo, who Was correspon
dent for the New York Mail and Ex.
: sress in Cuba, died in spanish prisor
IN Havana on the 18th inst.
sam Birdwell. Anderson Cox. Chas
Lockerman aud three or four other gen
tlemen whose names We did not learn
were dows from Pearl THURSDAY.
sam Sloper has removed his barbei
shop into the room recently occupies
, by H. C. Riggs jr. He viii run a bil
lard hall in connection with his shop.
Thomas ". Spencer. Of Placerville
died al that place on the 7th inst. age,
( about 30 wears. He was engaged in IN
: mercantile business in Pi4cerville will
! his father.
D Nellie. the little daughter Of c.
= Brookshire. has lost the sight Of one ~
as result Of scarlet fever. Her fathe
{ has hopes that by consulting a slSlllfu
oculist the sight Of the organ may
{ restored
{ The Salubri1 Citizen wants Col
Dewey 10 extend his railroad from Nan
pa to Salubria VIA Emmett. and SAYS
{ viii stay with the proposition until
! sees the road built. Bully FOR sou frien
s Citizrn.
( John G. Weber and T. F. McClur
: have been arrested at Bellevue on IN
charge Of making counterfeit silve
Z coins. Il is said that the evidence 9
! gainst the men is conclusive. Both sr
: old residents Of the Wood River country
- Mrs. A. L. McAdams received lei
ter few davs ago containing the sa
intelligence OF the death Of her mothe
Mrs DAVIS. which occurred al Masad
-, Tenn. on December 81. Mr.. aud Mr.
Davis. were here in March aud went o
To Tennessee in the hope that the climal
there would benefit her. Her deaf
was due TO lung trouble
William NJ. Roe, alias Dick Low
. was hanged al Napa California on tt
18th inst. FOR the murder Of Mrs. Greei
wood The murderer was game 10 Il
last. and went TO The scaHoid with
smile ca his face and a cigar in h
mouth. He Was well known in IN
section Of Idaho where ne lived a nun
ter % years asc.