The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-04-05
LOCALS.

d. ". C. Brown was papsring Pushs
Office THURSDAY
A nice program az the old G. AR
Hall Saturday evcniag.
The ciiiz-u's Ticket was elected at
Caldwell in the tawn election.
Dr. Hun, went to T,rowniee Thursday
70 see Mrs Miller who Is sick.
Mr. sabin was at Boise on btsssness
last Monday, returning TUESDAY.
Ray Sabin went to Meridian Monday
and drove some u their cattle ever Tu,s-
day
Mrs wariwell returned from san
Francisco last week where she has heea
FOR some Tine
Emmett has 5ut one saloon since The
first Of April. the s50g year. cash in al
vance license. having killed TWO oG Nr.
Little is fixing up and making his place
attracrise
Attorney Aver Of weiscr came To Em-
nett Yesterday after his son. a boy about
y years old who had gstlen tired q The
every day life in a good home and start
ed oat to enjoy a life Of adventure. He
was stopping at Shafers'.
Ice Cream for ali at c. a. r. Hall
saturday evening.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire 70 give expression 70 our ap-
/ probation OF. and thanks for the kind
ness Of ueighbors and friends during the
( sickness and after the death Of our utsle
girl. Mary Ell,n. who passed away on
the 29ih Of March
Mr. and Mrs. McGee.
DIR. C0ilister Of Boise was telephoned
for again yesterday Tor Mr.. Stanley. his
case having become complicated. The
Dr.. said that StArley now had pneumon-
la but he said his former troubles have
been overcome and that it required only
careful nursing and attention for him 10
recover. HIS many friends are glad To
learn that he has even 50 good d prospect.
DIED: Mary Ellen McGee died at the
/ home Of her parents on Friday. March
%, 1901, al the age OF . years. 10 months
and 10 days
Funeral services were held al the Bap-
list Church on Saturday March 80. and
the remains laid away in the cemetery
north Of town Rev. Yount preached The
funeral sermon.
Ice Cream for the multitude, az old G.
A. r. Hall saturday evening April G.
Last Monday afternoon there was
little excitement occas;oned BY the roof
OF the Index OHice catching fire.
Mrs. sherard who lives almost a quar-
e ter Of a mile away saw the fire and ran
= to Newman's Livery where Newman.
q viii Barber and others we're. and called
to them aud as they ran 70 the scene OF
the fire, some young men who had just
came in town discovered the fire from
o main street and in few minutes all who
o could get pail were on hand with Wa
2 ter. Wal Barber. Mart Clopton and al
= other Young man whose name we did
|, aot learn, were quickly Al the fire. Mart
" inside and the others on The root Water
was passtu 10 tutui lthHcuAtelf anu tue
l. fire was quickly eNtinguishcd, doing no
II damage to amount TO ANYTHING. but it
"a was close call. It would have taken
only q few minutes m 9re for il 10 have
got beyond control and if it had. with
u the wind rs il was. the north side Of
main street would have been burned and
it would have been battle 10 have kept
it from crossing the street. But by prompg
> action such disaster was averted. Every
citizen should be ready TO respond to the
cry Of fire without hesitation rs that is
our only safety. Ifa fire should get wei
started it would just have 10 run III
course.