The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-07-16

Mr.. Wallace is erecting house
for himself on tract OF land re-
Gently purchased near this city.
Charlie Hanson and family have
liked to the mountains for tive
! weeks.
Mrs. Al Pickel of Pearl a reIa-
tive of Mrs. Newly, made short
visit here the first of the week.
| A bright girl baby was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Zimmerman
on Saturday.
Miss Dora Heath was taken TO
Boise Tuesday to receive hospital
treatment.
The Guild has gone into summer
quarters and no more meetings will
be held until the second Tuesday
in September.
The White Pine log dive has
reached the main channel and is
expected To arrive here in couple
of weeks.
Miss Laura Bilderback of Boise
is here to spend the summer at the
b )me of her uncle, c. P. Bidder
back.
George Tarnben, Japanese cook
at the Rnssel hotel, joined the
Presbyterian church on last Sunday
evening
Mrs. l.. G.. Smith, who has been
visiting for month with her
daughter, Mrs. Carson at Pocatel-
10, returned home Tuesday.
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. It
is especially good for piles. Be
sure to get DeWitt's. Sold by Pal
ace Drug Store.
Mrs. Will Fisher left this morn
ing for Monroe, Utah, in response
to message informing her of the
serious sickness of her mother,
Mrs. Fullmer.
Thomas A. Gordon has succeed
ed James Hood as clerk in Loree &
Reilly's store. He owns farm OH
the bench, but is an experienced
clerk in the grocery business.
w. c. Dunbar, justice of the
peace of Boise and a candidate for
county attorney of Ada county,
is in the city the guest of d. l..
Rhodes.
The system of air circulation in
the Alaska refrigerator is the most
perfect of all, as we can demon
strate in one minute to any un-
biased mind. Kar x Co.
Conda Wilson and family arriv-
ed today from Riddle, where they
have been for severalmon tbs. Mrs.
Wilson will remain here some
time visiting friends, but Conda
will return in few days. He
is engaged in stock business.
Motion Pictures Children Re
formatory, Rival BARRIERS, Heart
Governs the Head, and The Re-
uctant Dog. The popular waltz
illustrated song "See Saw.
Sunday school as usual on next
Sabbath. No morning service on
account of the dedication of the M.
:. church. Evening service at
$3.50. S. A. Parker, Pastor Pres
,yterian church.
l.. Il. Moody is in town this
week from Pinehurst with samples
# ore. which he is shipping to be
ssayed. The mineral came from
laims near Pinehurst and show in
ications OF being rich in both sill
er and gold.
Henry Mcdowell, who owns a
anch near this city, met with an
ceident at his home last Saturday {
fternoon, which will disable him '
Or some time. While moving a !
eirick he was thrown to the
round fracturing two ribs and re- !,
eived other injuries.
w. X. Cartwright was operat-
d upon at Boise yesterday. and he
assed throuh the ordeal safely.
! considerable quantity of pus was !,
AIKEN from the left side of his sto- r
zach, which afforded him relief.
reports received from him today
tate that his condition is improv-
d. o,
Mrs M. +. Hall, living in the n,
'est part of town. was severely
hooked by lightning during the :
torn last Tuesday. Mrs. Hall
;as using the telephone and it is
the lightning struck the
,ile. Mrs. Hail was rendered
unconscious for several minutes
ut was revived by members of the
,mily. +