The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-08-22

best. Loree & Reilly.
q See our ad for special offer OF
bicycles. Kar & Co.
G ]. H. Cronk and family left fol
the lakes last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Basye are il
Long Valley visiting their son Bird
Miss Annie Patison returned last
week from an outing in Long valley.
The most comfortable and clean
est furnished rooms in town at Gam
ages.
The new brick schoolhouse near
Falk's Store is completed. 1t cost
s147O.
Go to the Hotel Emmett for cool,
comfortable rooms and courteous
treatment.
Mrs. Eugene Carter, who is camp
ing in Long Valley, is very sick with
typhoid fever.
1 B. B. Davis left last week for
Seattle to visit his nephews who are
in business there.
Mr.. and Mrs. +, l.. Holverson re-
turned Friday from months out
hing in the mountains.
Vern Munday's new cottage on
East Third street is nearly complet-
ed, 1t is very neat and convenient.
We are exclusive agents in this
territory for the Singer sewing ma
chimes. A large stock Of all kinds.
C. d. Bucknum.
Mrs. C. w. Lake, who has been
very sick with typhoid fever for
several weeks, was taken to Boise
hospital yesterday.
Dades Little Liver Pills keep the
system clean, the stomach sweet.
Prompt relief for headache, and
Good for all the family
Sold by B. B. Davis.
w. F. Crouch and family returned
this week from Long valley. Mr..
Crouch was 80 pleased with that val
ley he bought l60-acre farm near
The Prestel log drive, which had
been held in the sloughs below En-
nett for month on account Of high {
water. reached Payette last week.
There are 2 million feet.
T.. V. Schubert, the man who has
made the ldan-ha famous, has resign
ID his position as manager and will
move to this city to give his atten-
ion to his extensive land interests
lere. He will be a valuable acquisi- +
ion to this community. :
Finley Monroe and family, his
,rother, DR.. Monroe of Wheeling,
V. Va, and Earl Norton loft last
week for the lakes, from which point
he doctor will start for his southern
ONE.
While in Scott Valley last week,
lie Index man met Mr.. and Mrs. l..
!. Moody, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Lowe
nd his brother, who were en- route 4
, their mining claims in Thunder :
Iountain.
John Mitten and Sid Walker who =
gently bought the Elias Anderson
inch between this city and Marsh, e
ave lumber on the ground for :
aw house and will begin its erection f
a few days. q
Regular services at Martins hall, I'll
here the Presbyterian people wor- :,
lip, next Sunday, August %. The r.
eme for consideration at morning
rvice. THE Church as 1t Should r,
,. Union service at the same
ace in the evening, Rev. Magruder =
You are invited. S. A. F,
lrker.
Regular services next Sunday -
orning at the Baptist church. An -
Iportant business meeting will be !
Id at the close of the preaching I
rvices. All members are urged to !
present. In the evening the
stor will preach at the Presbyter-
l hall. This will be the last union
rvice of the summer season. =
The Methodist people have secur- u
the Plymouth Quartet for q con- ~
TT in the church Saturday night,
lgust 81. The members of this
artet are musicians of ability.
e first tenor is G. E. Patterson, I
10 was leading tenor soloist in the J
incipal churches of Chicago, Den I
+ and Des Moines, and his work is J
yhly spoken of by Eastern papers, I
s French, hasso, was formerly in !
Johns Episcopal church choir at I
,caoo The other members of the
artet are v c,"aljsts of considerable !
Iity and will e.!ve the people a !
steal treat.