The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-07-19

Quite nnmber Of people are taking
to The hills these day aud all wish they
could go.
VIM. Bates is preparing to go 70 the
coast in quest Of health, and exDects to
start next week.
Geo. Little and wife, Edison Bishop.
Corbett and Ed Stanley started up to
High Valley Tuesday morning.
Ray Sabin took a load of peaches from
Sabina Park to Caldwell and Nampa last
Saturday and sold them out readily, &C.
ing with another load Tuesday.
Last Sunday telephone message sum
moned Dr. Hunt to Pearl TO see Mrs.
Allcorn whom he foMd suffering severe
Is. She was much improved OF Tuesday
when he called again.
Mr.. Darling took a load of peaches to
Boise last Friday. When peaches fail
everywhere else this locality supplies the
demand just the same. The Upper Pay
cite against the rest Of the world
Mrs. Newman got a telephone message
Tuesday that her sister who lives at
Bruneau was sick aud not expected to
live Emmett Woody took her to Cald-
well in the buggy and she took the train
to that place.
Smith Soule stopped at home Tuesday
night on his way to Boise from his work
up IN the timber He says the Cobban &
Casey company will soon be fixed for the
sheep business, as they have now over
10000 acres Of timber lands that would
make fine summer range
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopper started to the
upper country Tuesday morning, intend
ing TO see the Long Valley country dur
ing their outing. The Long Valley coun-
try is pleasant place TO be at this time
of year. but would look rather desolate
in mld-winter TO a valleyile.
DR.. Hunt went down to New Ply
mouth TO see how Mr. Mahoney's broken
leg was getting along. and to remove the
dressing from the same. He gave the
old gentleman permission to go out on
rutches in two weeks. Mahoney says
! the broken leg is better than the other
! one andhe and family are well pleased
G with the condition of the same and the
treatment of the case by Emmett's sur
geon, lie ordered the Index sent to hin
so that he could keep properly postet
and shows q disposition to go exae5ly
right when he gets upon his pins
i again.
John Farey's team took little spur
e around town Wednesday morning caus
n ed by one Of them getting his bride off
Is He WAS on the wagon, the team standins
I in front Of McNsh & Aliens store OF
70 Main street and headed toward the ives
when they started and getting hold o
the lines he refined the one horse tha
had bride on, trying to run them a
gainst win Woody's fence but could no
=, make the landing. He them turned thea
around in the street and iIied to rul
3, them up to the hitching post at the dru
= store, but they veered and started al
Main street, and John concluded TO qui
the job, jumping Just as they came I
the bridge across the big ditch. He land
- ed in a dusty place in the road recelvln
Jolt aud few slight scratches but sti
'in the ring" The coupling pole ha
L been broken in the mix, and when tn
wagon struck the bridge 1t all parte
company with the team except the ton
que and front wheels They ran dow
Main to Commercial street, where the
= turned south, trying to get into til
Racket Store but as their coming ha
y not been announced Brooks woald nc
let them in, and they went on bloc
then thought better of it and turne
, west to Washington chen started back
80 Main again, but the run had been abol
30 all used up and Tonnemaker coming NJ
on the scene with sack and Tim Stua
-, beginning to talk TO them they turn'
out Of the street and went and leaned 1
against the fence southeast Of Car
wrights store. The damage consisted
a broken wagon reuch and little 10
time. together with the team run dow
and johnny slightly jolted--lt cou
o have been worse
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