The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-01-31
EMMETT AFFAIRS.

from his recent sickness.
Rev. Hawkes. of Caldwell preached
in the Presbyterian church Sunday.
Will Womack was kicked on the
knee Monday and is nursing a very
lame leg.
John D. Little, who is visiting his
old home in Scotland, will sail for
home next week.
The Athletic Club will give dance
at the hall tonight Thursday. There
will be good music.
/ Eugene V. Debs is coming to Ida
no to report the Moyer-Haywood
trial for a Socialist paper.
C. w. Lake and family have NOV
ed onto their farm down the valley
recently purchased by them.
Mrs. Sasser, whose husband is
nephew of D. D. Sasser, is quite sick.
They have recently moved to En-
NETT.
Miss Lizze Feen had the misfor-
tune to lose her gold watch Sunday.
while returning from the Catholic
church.
If you want suit of clothes that 1
will fit and keep its shape until
worn out, see John Barbour, the
tailor.
The bridge across Seven Mile
slough, ordered by the County Com
missioners, will be built near Boise
Riggs place.
All kinds of sewing done. Address
or call at Mrs. Streeter's or Mrs. Eat
on's, Degan addition, near DeClark
ferry. ZIP
Fred Brownlee is reported slightly
improved. He is suffering less pain
and is able to move his toes. He is
much encouraged.
F. L. Tschudy, the jolly farmer
who lives two miles west of town,
last week threshed 1900 pounds of
lucern seed.
j. E. Stickney was in town several
days this week. He and his son
Earl are spending the winter on a
ranch near Watson, Ore.
D. A. Post, who lives southwest of
town, has disposed of his farm to a
Mr.. Blossard, and may migrate to
Oregon. The consideration was +,
s22OO.
R. B. Shaw has moved onto his !
on the east Slope He has
built a new house and will set out a
good sized orchard when the robins
nest again.
The Mormon church folks have !
illed their lot with dirt and graded j
t. The women folks assisted by /
serving hot lunch. The property
S greatly improved. E
The many friends of E. H. Nc i
Auley will be pleased to learn that I
Mrs. McAuley, who recently had an
operation performed in a Boise hos
oital, is rapidly recovering.
The valley telephone line is COM b
,leted and communication may now {
,e had with Falk's Store, New Ply Q
mouth and Payette. 1t will be a il
,reat convenience to the farmers I,
long the route. a
Mrs. Josie Hayes will sell all her
Millinery stock at auction sale at her
tore on Saturday, February g. The
FOODS consist of winter millinery, ..
aides furnishings, woolen goods, :,
APPS, hoods, laces and notions. :"
The Wilhelm brothers had their &.
machine at James Wander al
asson's farm last week, hulling r,
lover. Mr.. Vanderdasson cleaned CO
p 1900 pounds of as good clover II
eed as ever came down the pike. II
A. NJ. DeFrance has gone to Cald- tc
yell to operate cigar store and re
illiard hall. Our neighbors at the A
ounty seat will find Mr.. DeFrance a in
fine gentleman and he h(
deserving of the best of treat tn
tent. His many friends here will W
.ish him success in his new field. he
A small weekly paper published in su
lie interest of the Baptist church, is 81
eing issued by Rev. Magruder for w
zee distribution among his congre- ed
alton. 1t contains the covenant of m
lie church, officers of the several to
,cieties, notices of services for the WI
eek and news notes. 1t sails under OF
lie name of The Reminder. I" de
You who enjoy dancing don't fail III
attend the Athletic club dance to- vi