The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-02-15
LOCALITIES
Latest News of Emmett and
Vicinity


dian Valley.
Con Leehan of Sweet was in the capt.
tol city Friday.
Father sabin was at Nampa several
days this week.
John Thompson Of Emmett was up to
Boise Tuesday
John Tiller Of Ola was down the first
of the week
Mr. Perkins went to the County Seat
the first Of the week,
Mr. Sabin went to Boise on Tuesday
returning Thursday
Mrs. Warden has been suffering from
an attack of la grippe.
Mr.. Barrett was having ice put up
Wednesday afternoon,
Mr.. Titus was putting up little con-
gealed water Wednesday.
Mr.. Riggs the butcher commenced
harvesting ice Thursday morning.
Mr.. YanDeusen and Miss Hayes
went TO Boise last Tuesday.
A. Balantyne of Ola was booked at
the Hotel the first of the week.
f. e. Stanley Is home from Nampa
where he has been at work in the rail
road yards.
Considerable ice is being put up the
past few days but it looks like il was
being picked green.
G. J. Billiard of Emmett was at the
Overland and Idan ha hotels in Boise one
day last week.
e. X. Plowman, F. p. Shoreman and
e. G, Blanchard of En- NETT were in
Boise last Friday.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
will meet with Mrs. Womack next Sat
urday at ? o'clock.
WANTED Three hen turkeys and
one gobbler-good ones and a year old
Enquire at the Index Office.
Mr.. Barrett says their whole family
have had the la grippe and he thinks
they are entitled to rest.
The ground has been frozen for several
days and as a result our blacksmiths
have been shoeing some horses.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Barber and Bert
Barber went over to the BOISE valley last
Sunday, in the vicinity of Meridian, to
visit for couple of weeks.
Mr. Little has be0n in the ice business
this week. There are few shady places
where leo can be gotten-it is pretty thin
but will seem cold in summertime.
TO ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS
A full line of Farm Implements,
Wagons, Buggies,etc.
Bower & Stuart.
Mrs. Wood of Jerusalem, mother o.
Mrs. Lick, was visiting with her daugh-
ter and son-in-law last week. 1t was her
first visit to her daughter here.
1t is repolted that the Idaho Odd
Fellow, published at Caldwell by d. L.
Badly and the Gem State Rural also
published at Caldwell will be moved to
Boise in the near future.
U. II. Clark, the real estate man, sold
an acre Of land for Carrie A. Wood and
husband to Emma Mosby; and an 80
acres for Alice S. Timer of Boise to B. @.
Tappcn Of Broken Bow, Neb. this week.
Alex Womack sold to r. M. Brooks
and A. Q, Halter, the Cash Racket"
men, 20 feet Off from the west end of
his blacksmith shop the consideration
being $500 They will build in the
spring
The Index reporter. while keeping
both eyes open, discovered these words
inscribed upon board on last Saturday:
Gone to Boise After looking the board
over and CHANGING at the shop to see
that it was still there the astute report
er concluded that it was the proprietor.
Mr. Blanchard who had gone to the city.
That is alright: Whatever you do, an
nounce it to the public, and the reporter,
or the reporter and the public.
Leonard Barber boy about o years
old slid down hay stack onto a pitch
fork that was standing against the stack
with the tines up, on last Sunday after
noon. He escaped serious injury in some
Way, although one Of the center prongs
of the fork which was four-tined oae,
caught him in the groin and turning to
the lett side passed into the flesh of the
left thigh. Harry Barber was near and
caught him, holding him up until the
fork was removed or he might have been
more seriously injured; as it is he was at
school on Wednesday.