The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-07-12

Mrs. Langrolse came down from Pearl
70 spend the Fourth.
The Mics Newby's Of Boise valley !
spent the Fourth in Emmett.
Miss Georgia auckland came down
from Pearl to spend the Fourth at home.
Mr.. Kirby of Long Valley passed
through Emmett on Monday morning
having been TO Caldwell on business.
". d. Patison came down from Pearl
to celebrate. He says business is good
and prospects are for the better all the
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greer aud daughter
Elsie, of Meridian, spent the Fourth
here, and shook hands with numerous
frien dis.
AS near as we could learn about 20 cit
liens of Pearl spent the Fourth in En-
NETT, beside those that are there from
this locality and came down home.
frankie Phillips who has been troubl-
ed with hemorrhage Of the nose, having
lost about all the blood he could stand to
loose was brought to DR.. Hunt and he
has got it under control The doctor calls
it Epistaxis.
Constable Gardner made IS mile trip
TO subpoena Conda Wilson to appear in
probate court in Washington county. Mr.
Wilson had only left Emmett two or
three hours before the paper was deliver
ed to the constable, it having came in by
mail Mr.. Wilson is witness IN a case
! in the Washington Probate Court.
Last Wednesday one of Charles Tan
ner's little boys jumped onto board
through which a tenpenny wire nail was
protruding, which entered his foot at the
instep about three fourths OF an inch and
in jumping off from that board he ran
another nail into the heel of the other
foot. HIS grandmother, Mrs Ritcheson
brought him to the doctors office the
next day and had the wounds dressed
: Rusty nails are dangerous and especially
so at this time Of the year.
Last Sunday Miss Lilly Plowman GU
her wrist with Ratchet, while in tn,
act Of striking piece of ice which young
: Bennett had in his hands and was play
fully trying to keep out Of her way. TIT
wound was about two inches long and t,
the bone, the large tendon supporting
the thumb being cut entirely off, and
branch of the Radial artery being cut
E Her wrist was tightly bandaged and DR.
Hunt summoned, who took up the ten
don and put il in place fastening tn
ends together so that they will unite a
>, gain, 1t took several stitches TO draw tn
wound together so that it would hea
without making bad scar.
Mr.. Cupp came into this Office las
Friday to have his paper delivered froi
this Office instead of going to Caldwell
Il where he has been getting it for sewers
d months, and incidentally chatted awhi
T. about the past history, present stat,
e and future prospects of this locality an
D. other parts of the state. Mr.. Cupp Al
pears to be close observer, and also
have the faculty of discovering Il
a meaning of events as they take place an
II It is treat to listen to him talk abol
IS the development of the vast resources
our state, and the lines along which u
* greatest enterprises necessary to tn
end may be expected to proceed.
The elder Mr. Soule secured recently
lg sufficient number Of Photographic viey
he taken at various points in the COUNT
g along the Payette river aud the canyo
r and timber lands in that locality, i
rs Guiding number of very fine views
ID different points around the Payet
IS Lakes 10 fill an album, which we h'
lie the satisfaction Of looking through
IN our leisure. They are very fine, some
e. the scenery in that region being mo
is than charming. grand not being in al
ne sense misapplled when used to desert
n it; and the pictures have an added val
a to their owner, by reason of the ia
tn that he is well acquainted with the orr
inal OF every picture. In the days tn
are to come the album will be consid'
ed as almost above price by Mr. Sol
and his family.