The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-10-06

IN the Sr. a. X. Hall, and The entertain i
meattomorrow night in Cartwrights hall !
Mrs. R. L. Brown and daughter of
Shoshone are visiting relatives ii this
place; it being fourteen years since Mrs
Brown was here. They are now the
guest of her neice, Mrs. Parrish,
LOST last spring when the c. A. R.
and W. R. c. gave a supper, and carpet
rag tacking social in the G. A. Il. hall
four song books, title, Song King"
Any one knowing anything about the
above mentioned bovks please report
same TO this Office.
A change in the place of holding the
first Quarterly Meeting for Emmett /
circuit is Necessary. The meeting will be
at Emmett and not at Sweet as was an
nounced at first. Presiding elder, Rev.
G. A. Landen, will be present and preach
twice on Sunday, October 18th.
Mr. Arthur Kingman and Miss Nora
Peck, who last spring in mind were a
unit but contrary to the wishes Of the
girls mother, after spending the summer
in Oregon returned to Emmett last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingman. A forgiving
spirit seems to prevail and the young
couple are enjoying the kindness of their
home relatives. May Peace and prosper
ity attend their united efforts is the wish
of the Index.
Mr.. R. A. Badley enroute from Boise
where he had ben to see his brother
D. L. Badley and make arrangements
| with him and others to be at Emmett's
Reception for the Vountee rs next Friday
night came by way Of Emmett and stayed
Saturday night. He showed US cane
that was made in Manila of highland ma
hogany mounted with silver handle.
The inscription. Presented to Il. A. b.
in 1885 by D L. b. of Manila" is on the
handle and Mr. Badley values the present
very highly.
Mr.. Frank Essterbrook, Attorney for
B. n. O. Ry., and Mr.. j. A. McGee of
Nampa were in town Wednesday and
Thursday ascertaining as near as possible
what had or could be done in regard to
The right-ol-way for the northern exten-
sion of their road. They say Dewey is
going to build the road and their step:
manifest business. Now is the time for
Emmett To pull together and do some
thing; Atty Elsterbrook will be back in
il few days and wishes to get deeds for tn,
right-of-way as soon as possible.
Boise Fair influence extends many
, miles hence and gives &c Emmett Il sport
= ing craze. The decentralization was ii
a mile and one half heat last Saturday il
the lane that leads from the Miller raucl
to Emmett. The race was matched by
( J. w Brown backing Jap. Brooks mar,
and Mr.. Green OF Falks Store, a hors,
from there The outcome was decided.
in favor Of Emmett pnshers.
e On Monday quarter dash took plac
s in the lane just southwest of town match
ed by Speelman on their little bay mar
and Louis Rawlins on the, "Shep
Murray saGdler. The bay was winner.
e Mr.. Jason Kelley, who has been in Ma
# nilla as one of Idaho's Soldier Boys re urn
e ed to Emmett Friday night. He came L
Boise Thursday night with the volunteer
and soon learned that his mother was NJ
/ there but was ut home sick, so with th
4 longing and regard Of true son he 4
4 ri t,a.f Ia,
, the Grand Festivities awarded by III
State and Boise 10 honor of their mantle
e., tstions and trials. Jason says he doc
not regret his experience but that some {
:, his trials and hardships were rather t0ug
a., he now enjoys very much being at hon
" and rcclaiming old acqnaintances "
> welcome Jason back; and hope that h
work here will be more pleasant ths
wading Manila swamps with the possoi
IL ity at any moment of material dayhgl
g passing into endless night.
ID EP HfORTH LEAGUE
~ DEVOTIONAL SERVICES FOR ocToBE
id WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:
sth Work where Christ tells yo
to-" John 2l: Is Leader, Mr.. Wi
of helm.
or 10TH Lost Opportunities Jer. SO
20 Matt. %: 37-39 Heb. u: IT, Leade
* Miss Hattie Housel
221d. IAN old-t me Missionary
D. Jonah 3: 10. (Missionary meeting
IS Leader. Miss Ella Davis
29th. "Giviug as an expression
love" Mark II: 4l-i4. (Meeting to CO
No. slider systematic and proportionate gi
9, ing) Leader Mrs. Mable Bradley.