The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-15
LOCALETTES
Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity

n. Little was at Boise last Saturday.
John Thompson viewed the Capitol
City last Saturday. j
A. Ramage of Falk's Store was in Em.
NETT Tuesday.
Mrs. Cartwright went to Boise Thurs
day of this week.
f. j. Chase of Boise was an Emmett
visitor on Tuesday.
Montana Jack. of Butte, Mont. regis
tered at the Hotel Tuesday.
John Vanguard was in Bosie, from
here, the latter part of last week.
Bower S Stuart started bran new"
delivery outfit Thursday morning.
Mrs. Stuart accompanied Mr.. Stuart
TO Boise the latter part of last week.
H. p. Nichols of Weiser was a guest of
"mne host" Tucker part of the week
The Baptist,Lades Aid Will meet next
Saturday at two o'clock, with Mrs
Womack.
II. A. Pugh made flying trip to Cald-
well, Nampa, Meridian and Boise the
first of the week.
The Peterson Bros. from Weiser were
here this week looking the country over
with the view of locating
Mr.. J. L. Wouderly has traded farms
with Mr.. Heath of Flora and they will
make the change about the first of next
month.
James Stuart the merchant was at
Boise on Friday and Saturday and they
have been receiving new goods ever since
at the store.
G. Rowe, the Kansas City travelling
salesman was in the city Wednesday e.
vening and Thursday morning, selling
our merchants boots and shoes.
Senator and Mrs. Allen are at home.
The Senator does not show any scars
from the battles he has passed through
during the session of the legislature.
Mrs. Susan Kelly sold her nice resi-
dence property in the south part of
town to S. NJ Wells for $3.50, on last
Saturday. U. H. Clark being her agent
in the transaction.
Rev Yaunt was at Pearl to preach a
funeral sermon last week. He will preach
at that camp occasionally in the future
going up on next Sunday for his first APP
pointment.
1t is reported by persons who have
been Mt Nampa from here, that the work
of laying ties and rails on the Idaho
Northern railroad was commenced last
Monday at Nampa.
A fine lines of candies, nuts, or
anges and lemons at
Bowers & Stuart.
S. p. Perkins and daughter from near
Boise, father and sister of Mrs. E. c.
Blanchard, are in Emmett for Il more OF
less extended visit with relatives and
friends.
l.. S. Soule went to Payette to ride an
other section of the Free Mason goat on
last Tuesday evening. He says he thinks
he can manage him on the installmenl
plan-that is, little at time.
VIM. Barber brought well developed
case of the mumps home with him from
Meridian, and they say he has 'head
on him" big enough to look alright for
Il president Of the United States. Eat
pickles, Will.
Mr.. G. J. Bullard, who is engaged in
the sheep industry about ten miles above
Emmett, was in town on Monday en-
route to Caldwell and Boise on business
trip. He expected to buy a couple of head
of ine cattle during the trip.
Several days ago Mrs. Sabin scalded
her foot while pouring hot water out Of
a kettle. She did not give it very much
attention at first, and either because of
having taken cold" or that it was worse
burned than she supposed, she has had
lqmte serious time for the past week.
but the inflammation is nearly gone at
present aud she thinks there will be lit
tie or no more trouble.
Married: Miss Sarah Mclean and Mr..
Edgar Hill were married at the residence
of the bridegrcOm's father on Sunday