The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-12-31
EMMETT AFFAIRS.

at Hunts.
See Crosson for Wine ap apples,
$l.75 full weight.
John Darnell and Mrs. Bane of
Cambridge are guests of the Winds
family during the holidays.
Ike Womaek has opened a roller
skating rink in the Bane build
ing.
]. +. Glenn of Sweet was in
town Tuesday to attend the fnner-
al OF James Green
Don't overlook the bargains in
sweaters at Crosson' 5.
The Nellie mine at Horseshoe
Bend has closed down; throwing Ted
Paul out of job and he has return
ed to Emmett.
Leonard Hoover, who has spent
two years in Alaska ard Canadf,
is home for visit with the old
folks.
Use Worcester salt for your meat.
Worcester salt goes as far again
as any other salt. Crosson keeps
II.
Boys caps and sweaters at
Hunts.
James Jones, who lives few
miles south of town, is very sick
with stomach trouble and rheuma
tism.
Mrs. Smoke, who has been visit.
ing Relatives in Denver since the
death of her husband. returned
home this week
Miss Margaret keenan,, a teach.
er in the Nampa schools, spent 8
week in the city visiting her sister
Mrs. G b. Mains.
J. w. Carmichael. who recently
bought the Ocker residence, is
building an addition to the house
a I'd improving the property gener
ally.
Curtain stretchers for rent OF
sale. Kar & Co.
l.. T.. Moody came over from
Silver City on Tuesday and lefi
for the North Fork to look after
his MINING interests
Boys pants as cheap as overalls
at Crossons.
l.. Dresser. who bought the John
Mackay place east of town, has
moved his family here and will le-
come permanent resident.
Miss Bernice I.aravea, who srent
Christmas week with her sister
Mrs. H. I. Davis, has returned 10 !
Ola. where she is teaching shcool
For farm loans see Geo. w.
Womaek.
J. II. Calender of Boise has S
been assigned to duty in the Gold
I'll Rule store of this city during
Mr.. Rundstrom's absence in the
East.
Three pair mems wool socks !
81 90 at Hunts, :,
Mr.. Fiske OF Coon Rapids, Iowa, s
las been in town for several days p
ooking for location and purchas- i,
d tract of bench land. He left h
yesterday for his home, but will re s
urn 10 make this his home.
The next number of the lecture
ourse will be given Wednesday
vening, January 6, by the Saxo u
hone Quartet. assisted by Miss D
.ynn, reader. General admission :
0 cents. =
Men IS gloves 800 at Hunts. ii
7. NJ. Birmingham has received M
tair of Australian love birds for IA
cts They closely resemble a Ia
arrot id coloring and shape OF al
..d and beak, but are nearly as az
uali ns canary. They agent
ON whom they were purchased H
VS. they Gan also talk, but
Deafy' SAYS he doesn't care =,
neither they do or not. 60,
Blankets IS cents at Hunts. CS
NJ
The Fisher brothers exhibited
e government moving pictures -
the hall on Monday. Tuesday ~
id "Wednesday nights Two OF ~
e films were OF a local nature. va
ne of them showed the McNish sou sn
e drive at Black CANYON and ~
e loggers cutting high jinks, and NJ ~,
e other pictured Charlie Hartley W.
,rkins in the hay field and the we
estlake GERRY orchard at pick %
e time. IL,
At noon on Christmas day the mn
srriaee of Miss Alta II. slssler to ant
,bert !. Howard was soiemnised ne;
the home of the brides parents, ere
r. and Mrs. w. II. Sissler of VIII