The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-04-03
TOWN TALK.
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
if They would be up with the times

IN from Caldwell on Mondays stage.
"A. J. Lewis and J. W. Barrett made
business trip to Caldwell during the
week.
&C. p Bilderback and Ed Allen went
over TO Caldwell Wednesday returning
Thursday.
VIII Noland Of Sweet and r. f.
Noland and Dan Cramer of Marsh, we're
In town Tuesday.
Miss Ida Woosley, of near Falks
Store who was very low with pneumonia
last week is better.
Dick Williams of the Idaho Dressed
Beef Co. was over from Boise the first of
week boxing for beef cattle
"A divorce case in which Conda vii.
son is plaintiff is set for trial In the
district court at Caldwell today.
For Sale. Hay-About six tons Of good
hay. $3.50 per ton for the lot or s4.OO
by single ton. Enquire of Boise Riggs
or at this Office.
Rev. Conner returned Monday from
Ola where he preached last Sunday.
He reports the roads in that section well
nigsa impassable.
Ed Marsh was IN town during the
week. He expects to spend the summer
in Portland where he goes for treat-
ment for his eyes
Rev. Conner will hold service at
Jackson's schoolhouse next Sunday.
April 4th.. in the morning. and at EN-
NETT in the evening.
A large delegation Of Payett valley
people have been subnpnaed as witness
rs in the district court at Caldwell today
in the Conda Wilson divorce case.
to the Jim Brown house near town
which is now owned bv f f. Stanley
Isaac Wells has the farm land rented
f. X. HAYES went to Caldwell Wed.
nesday whore he will join party oi
sportsman Of that place and repair 4,
Snake river on duck and goose hunting
trip.
"A little son Of r. J. Crawford f,l
from wagon one day this week anC
broke one of the bones in his arm anc
dislocated the elbow. DR.. Lutz redu Gee
the fracture.
| DR.. f. f. Dutton. of Caldwell. wa
in town during the week on protessiona
business. The doctor Will visit Emmett
regularly in the future on the date
named in his card which appears in an
other column Of this issue.
Charlie Lynch. of Sweet. was II
town Monday. and while here had hi
name placed on the INDEX list. Mr.
spring. and Oliver. who came down will
him. hints broaelv that orange blossom
may be in demand before many months
DTED-Mondy evening March 20 1897
Sophia. the l2 year old laughter Of Mr.
aed Mrs. - Marler. of scarlet fever
The child was supposed 10 be ont Of dar
ger having almost recovered from tn
disease, and the end came almost with
out warning. The family will have TN
sympathy OF all. this heing the secon
child they have lost within few week,
One Of the heaviest wind and raj
storms that has prevailed in this seciio
for years occurred last Saturday nigh
The rain came down IN torrents and III
wind blew great guns until dayligh
This item will not convey much info
nation To those OF our citizens who's
lodges held late sessions on that nigi
MS they doubtless know as much abol
: the Storm as the writer does.
Mrs. A. p. Peterson was take
alarminglv i'll on Friday night OF Ia
: week with leuralgia Of the stomac
and for several days her life has bee
I despaired Of Her parents Mr.. and Mr.
Splain Of Quartzburg. were notified
n telephone of her condition on Tuesd'
$ At this writing the patient is impro
ing and is thought 10 be out Of danger.
! IT. J. HuG. Canyon County's afrab
assessor made his first official visit
= Emmett "Wednesday event e. He
making flying trip this time looking (
{. property which might be hard to III
sr canvass OF This section within a f.
Is weeks. Mr.. Huf enjoys the confidrn
I, and respect Of all Of our ciuzrns "
i best know him and will dOubtles ma
or AN official OF whom the county NAV
'e pround lie is just the kind OF M
who will treat all alike which is mo-
admirable trait in a county assessor.