The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-12-30

town Monday.
The Ia Grippe IS getting worse in the
cities Of the east.
Born-to Mr. and hrs. Burns Decem-
Der 28tb . lb. girl
Mrs. smiihson left Thursday for
Mountain Home to visit with hcL moth
er
A large representation of American
Jewish Historical Association held their
seventh session ia Philadelphia Dec 2Gth
Ed. Smith of Denver, and JefIries, Of
ofthe Pacific coast. will have boxing
match fer slO.O on a side. Il will oc-
cur sometime in next January.
Mr. Birmingham. a mining mill man.
who has bren at work at the Cracker
Creek mining mill. passed through En-
nett Wednesday on his way to Hors seshoe
Bend.
y. Lyons, who murdered W H
Bradley last fall at Parma, got life sen-
teucc and he was taken TO the peniteuti-
ary at Boise Dec 81, 1898, by Warden
Van Doren.
On Christmas day the Boise II E. S.
School put into the collection for miss
ions s2l7 This ought to thrill and en-
thuse every SUNDAY school in the State Of
Idaho to do more for the cause OF missions.
The Statesman says that the governor
has prepared plan for the rr-enactmeut
of the laws Of the past four sessions ofthe
legislature, and that il should meet the
universal approval Of all. a good move
governor, accomplish it,
Dr.. ". c. Stalker viii be in his Office
at Carter's Hotel on Tuesday aud We'd
nesday (Jan. 3 and 4) with u full outfit Of
instruments. so that he eau compete
crown and bridge work or artificial teeth
before returning to his Office at Caldwell
Rarry Kelley received letter the other
day from his brother. Jason, who says
''that there is a great deal Of sickness
among the soldier boys in Mauila. and
they are getting tired OF that kind of a
life" No doubt but that the Idaho boys
would be glad 20 let back to take u life
look at the Gem Of the mountains.
An enterta.nmcnt was Ciyen last We'd
nesday night in the G.. 4. r. hall by the
advanced room Of the Emmett Public
school. An il. eIesiiLg 4, nd instructiy,
play was renderet and considering tn,
disadvantages under which the childrer
had to labor they Gid exceedingly well
The recein,s were So 90, the profit o
which will be used in purchasing book
for the reading library.
The box social at the d. 2. parsonag
Friday night WAS grand success. 1t di,
our souls good to see the boys and younl
men. say forty or fifty years old after the,
had bought Their boxes. hunting out tn, j
mariner for supper Thirty boxes wer
sold and $3.50 was added to The fund fo
! to buy rustic for the parsonage. Al ha
: "a good time socially. Such gathering
: add length of drys to cnes life.
At the creamery merting Monday aftel
noon. Mr.. McNish. Dr. Clymer. Thoma
Peterson. John Daily and Donald NcRea
+ were chosen for TRUSTEES for the period {
one vcar. No doubt these business me
will Immediately look after customers
buy all the butter they will make and
have it engaged even before it's made s
5 that they will not havea surplus Oh han
l. when the warm season appears.
is The editor Of the Index spent Chris
-e mas at Ola. Was invited TO take dinn
:. with Mr.. BFuce's Miss Ada and She
man Gleuu, and Mr.. Bnllantvnc's FAINT
were also present. We sat down TO the
table loaded with oysters. turkey, Gal
well creamery butter, pies. cakes and
many other things too numerous to me
=. tion were placed before MS. All aic t
we were hountirully satisfied. In the eve
ing we attended church and heard Sc
$ mon from Mark :: 24-Christ could Il
ID be hid-and had very pleasant time.