The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-02-13
EMMETT NEWS.

Smokd naliDut ana salmon al
Loree & Reilly's.
Fresh currants, raisins and cit
rons at Loree & Reilly's.
w. J. Easton sells the White
Rotary sewing machine cheap.
Axe and handle 70 cents at
Hunts.
Timothy, alfalfa. clover and or
chard grass seed at Huui's.
Mealy white potatoes at Loree &
Reilly's
George Youman's little girl is
very sick with pneumonia.
The life of your shoes may be
doubled by taking them in time to
Bern Krohn for repairs. He is To-
Gated in Barrett's harness shop and |
is frst-class workman.
]. V. Hall, the merchant at Ola, |
was in town Monday and bought
residence lot in Hopkins addition
from J. c. Hollingshead of Sweet
The Modern Woodmen will give
dance in Pleasure Club hall Tues.
day night, Tickets $3.50 per
couple, which includes supper
served by the Royal Neighbors.
"Jewel" stoves are the best
I.oree & Reilly's
Charlie Hughes, who has filed
on the lime deposits on Dry Buck,
was in town yesterday and is en-
deavoring to organize local conf
plny to erect kiln and warehouse 7
and engage in the lime business.
II parties who desire to place
orders for Stark Bros. Nursery =
Stock will leave their names with
Crouch & Sinclair, they will be
waited upon. J. |. Hit Sales
man.
The retention of Rev. Parker as
pastof of the Presbyterian church
has put crimp in whatever ambi-
tions the Fat baseball club may
have cherished for the baseball
championship in 1903.
Mrs. Jerry Goodsell received
message Monday bearing the in
telligence of the serious illness Of
her mother, Mrs Drudge of Boise.
She departed Immediately for that
city. Mrs. Burdge died Tuesday.
The best goods at the lowest
prices at Loree & Reilly's.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Kinzer re-
turneds home Tuesday from a visit
with relatives in Oklahoma and
Nebraska, They have been absent
three months.
Don't forget the elocutionary RI
cital at the hall Thursday, Feb
raury 20 by Miss Brinholt, who
will be assisted by the Emmett or
chestra. Admission, 80, rs and Is
cents.
c. w. Blakeslee is new arrival
IN this city. He is civil engineer -
and surveyor and has opened an ~
office with w. w. Wilton. He
zones highly recommended by bis re
ormer employers, the Iron Dyke
Copper Co. of Homestead, Ore. Lo
Water buckets 80 cents at !
Hunts. HI
There was a very ENJOYABLE sur
rise party at the home of George
Newman, west of town, last week.
he surprise was ION" Elmer New
! II and Miss Thomas, whose 2lst \
irthdays came on February 3, and and
was engineered by Mrs, Newman yer
nd Mrs. Charles BAYS. The sur dor
rise was complete and the large mio
rowd of young people who were +.
esent spent most delightful and '
olly evening. Bro
No
The funeral of +. r. Bliss on tive
riday was the largest in the his il
Try o. the town. The services r
ere held at the residence of j. w. as
ook ald were conducted by Arch ed
eacon Jennings of Nampa The in
id Fellows lodge turned out in a soil
1dy and escorted the remains to tbal
lie cemetery, where the beautiful the
irial service OF the Episcopal eve,
lurch was read, after which the il {
id Fellows, in an impressive r
amer, performed the last sad rites of 1
departed brother. for
An assembly of United Artisans Oh l
as organized in Emmett Feb ,eSo
lary s. Officers were elected and ioot
stalled but the charter will be ram ran
# open until February 81. All DIS
ishing TO take up insurance with 'ne
; may do so by paying the medi. =, +
j examiners fee of ~. All per. oki
ms between the age of IS and So
1t prohibited by occupation, i'll
.alth or immoral character. men I