The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-07-30
TOWN TALK.
Latest News of Emmett and
Vicinity
Something that Everybody should know
II They would be up with the times

Mrs r. o. Crawford is seriously in
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Crowley. Of
Sweet, were in town on Monday.
BoRS--sunday July 25. 1897. to the
wife Of Boise G. Rigg. Of Stuart pre-
cinct. daughter.
--Win Smith, Of Boise. is holding a
series OF revival meetings at the NJ. K.
church this week
-The residence Of Ed Miller at Sweet
was with all its contents destroyed by |
fire about two weeks ago.
Ed HAYES went to Caldwell Wednes- |
day to meet Mrs. Hayes who returned |
from her Salt Lake trip on that day.
Mrs. G. p. Bilderback IS vIsiring
friends in Boise this week C. p re-
turned from the Capital city on Mon
day.
Rev. Black the Baptist minister Of
Payeite will preach in Emmett on Mon
day August 2nd and Will remain several
days
John 7. Morrison. the prominent
Caldwell attorney. came over last even
ing and returned at an early hour this
morning.
DR.. Dalton came over from Cald-
well Wednesday. He reports that a
party of six will leave for Alaska next
Monday
Deputy sheriff Allcrton received
message Wednesday morning stating
that two prisoners had broken Jail at
Caldwell on the previous night
E. + Stanley returned from
Boise Monday evening where he has
been for the last two mouths in charge
Of the boom crew on the Rcs>i hog drive.
Miss Emma Nergcnson who went
10 Salt Lake last week TO attend the
Jubilee celebration will probably re-
= main with friends in Utah for an indef.
mite period.
a number of onr stOckmen attended
he Boey sale at Dry Buck Wednesday.
\ mixed lol of cattle brought 81. - per
, head. J. W. Cook bought a beautiful
team OF Mountain burros for s.
-Pard NJ. Bowen. Of Boise, was ~
town Tuesday and Wednesday Mr.
Bowen is agent for the famous kimbal
: pianos and organs and while here n,
sold Mrs. Murra, fine $3.50 instrument
The INDEX is IN receipt Of car,
from A. \. Richards. written at Seattle
. who left Boise last week for Alaska ask
ING TO have his paper sent to Sitka
Mr.. Richards will probably spend tn
winter in that country.
An editor Of an Iowa paper. on b.
ing asked. "Do hogs payy" said ".
great many do not; they will TAX
the paper TOR several years. and som
day their paper will be sent back mark
ed refused. '-Lemhl Republic.
-Gcorge Gardner returned last Sal
= urday from Van Wyck. in Long vale
where he went in company with X. \
Badlcy. Of Sweet. for the purpose Of Ol
ganizing post Of the Grand Army ,
the Republic. The new post was OF
ganized with is members.
Robert Angevine of Burns Ore. an
Jim McDevitl jr Of Placervlle were !
town Saturday rnrOuie from Oregon /
the upper country. Mr. Angevine
we'll known in this section having n
sided at Marsh tor several years He
now engaged IN business at Burns an
Il over here to visit old friends and a.
quainiancrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. p. Peterson wei
up io Quarlzburg last Saturday to Wis
) Mrs. Peterson's parents, Mr.. and Mr.
VIM. Splain. Mrs. Peterson WHO h'
remain IN the mountains during N
heated term and her many friends he
, will hope To- see her return m the autu
N perfectly restored to heallhi Anthor
returned on Monday.
" The Rev. Alfred O vor,hing. re-
Tor Of - James church. Of Payette
10 spend several SUNDAYS in Emmc
and will join with Mr. Colt in ofiicia'ir
at 81 Marys church Serv.crs ne
SUNDAY are to oe us follows The Ho
Communion at s a. n. the usual servi'
at eleven and Erensong with sermon
G Rev. Mr. Worihins al 5. p. m. III
authoritative and historic ritual OF Il
Anglican service will be fully empiol
especially at the Offering o: Holy Con
muuion which has always held u
chief place In chfisiian worship. an a
hrariil, invi,rd 10 s,trnd ihcse servic,
Mr. Reed. can i''ls't for Holy Orde
ia tie iurisd.ciio" hi Idaho viii vi'