The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-04-02
EMMETT AFFAIRS.

me, Hediy potatoSo al LUX
& Reilly's.
Pint bottle chow chow, IS cent
at Crosson's.
J.. w. Cook was Boise visito
Tuesday.
Curtain stretchers for rent o
sale. Kar & Co.
Bridge Whist and $500" tall,
cards at Index office.
All kinds of sewing machin,
supplies at w. j. Easton's.
Pure White -four makes the best
bread Try it. Loree & Reilly's.
st Mary's Guild will meet at
the home of Mrs. Ed Judd on April
8.
Mrs. John RAIDER was over from
Boise Monday 10 do her spring
shopping.
Titus & Carpenter are putting
the roof on G. d. Bucknum' new
bungalow.
R. B. Wilson and family this
week moved into town from their
farm east of town.
DR.. Toothaker, veterinarian, will
be in Emmett every first and third
SATURDAYS Of each month.
Beinice Laravea who is teach
ing the Ola school, is at home this
week to spend the spring vacation.
Having decided to close out our
entire line of shoes, we are still sell
ing them at greatly reduced prices.
c. p. Kar Co.
Mrs. Minerva Orcutt of Lopez,
Wash, is visiting her daughter and
family, Mrs. Peery. She arrived
Saturday.
We are absolutely sure that if the
people knew how cheap they could
buy the very best hardware, we
would double our sales in two
weeks. Hawkins, Hardware.
Three packages ego See %
cents at Hunts.
Don't think that piles can't be
cured. Thousands of obstinate
cases have been cured by Doan's !
Ointment. so cents at any drug
store. B. B. Davis,
The Presbyterian Aid Society !
will hold their monthly cooked ,
food sale on Saturday, April 4, ct
2::30 p. m, in Steward & Burk-
hard S meat market.
The High school pupils had a |,
banquet Friday night at the home :
of John Daley. This was the 32nd
since school began and there are
eight more weeks of school.
J. M. Johnson of Boise is in the r
city, the guest of c, J. Bullard. :,
These two gentlemen own in part h
nership considerable body of land 4
on the bench and they are engaged
in setting out orchards, consisting
Of both large and small fruits. "
"Jewel" stoves are the best. ;,
Loree & Reilly's. .,
The ladies outside of the Guild hi
md w. r. c. who worked so faith
ully to make the misntrel show a
uccess were entertained at the
lone of Mr.. Frank Carpenter Sat be
Irday night. The members of the Sc
V. K. c. who took part in the min be
trels and those entertaining were: Nj
Irs. Carpenter, Mrs. Steinbower,
frs. Harrel, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. M
tokesberry, Mrs. Easton, and I'll
Kisses Ruth and Matilda Peterson fro
nd Della Newly. an
A plan is OH foot to connect the pr
hristian churches of Star and Mid
Teton by telephone Megaphones ",
ill be placed in each building and in
ne minister will be able to con- IA
lct services at both places stimuli tic
neously. The scheme was evolv- wi
by B. w. Rice of Caldwell. who
T the past two years has preached
r these people at these and vari-
is outlying places in the country. lin
Star Observer. Co
Fresh walnuts, almonds and pea an'
Its at Loree &Reilly's. ~, =.
A daughter was born March 8 to vii
r. and Mrs. Roberts of Portland,
re. Mrs. Roberts is known to -,
any, being sister of the Yergen- ,. u
n boys and Mrs. William Hall M
announcing the birth of this acc
by girl, Mrs. Roberts says; "In nus 40,
e Roberts neighborhood, within VII
o months, FIVE girls were born ear
d no boys, which,, she thinks, I
S sign that there will be no hay
IT for some time, although girls n
= sometimes as good fighters as g.,
spri
DeWitts Kidney and Rlad,1er the