The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1909-10-07

ithc tailor.
School supplies at The Fern Con-
fectiontry.
i Miss Pearl Martin left yesterday
for Missouri to visit felstivcs.
Lady's Shampoo. With choice OF
|any tonic. II 90 at Garage's.
Miss Frost left Thursday for
Palisade. Colo, to visit friends.
Mrs. /. Newton Jack Of Ienaus,
Colo. is visiting her sisler-ii law,
Mrs. O. y. franklin.
| John Ryuearson left Sunday for
| Salt Lake on business trip and to
visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erpelding left Fri
day for the old home in Nebraska
TO visit relatives and friends.
| We have OH hand q limited
amount OF dry land alfalfa seed ct
i8 cents. Z. NJ. Reilly & Co.
The Presbyterian ladies' will hold
q cooked food sale in John Nc
Nish store Saturday afternoon.
A real s-fety razor is boon to
men who shave themselves. See
them at the Emmett Mercantile
Co.
For light draying and general
delivery. call up X. r. Thomas.
phone 80 red. Office at Corner
Cigar Store.
Rev. Blom has accepted the pas
torate OF the New Plymouth Ban-
tist church aud will move his fam.
silv there next week. 4
Builders, attention. You can
save 40 per cent on your hardware
hill by buying it If Hawkins. He
has everything needed for building
Stop that rent,-. BY paying a few
pluuks down,T1 will build you a
honse to suit you on time or other
wise. w. II. Hall, the contractor.
The Brunswick cigar store has
just received its new fall line of
pipes. They are beauties. and |
smokers should call and see them.
Fl. x. Turnbull Of Kansas City I
is recent arrival, and will locate
on fruit land here. He is at pres
ent visiting at the home of Allen
Campbell.
An egg plant that is monster
was brought to this Office this week
by ]. B. Vickers. 1t measures two
feet around and was grown by his
son Edwin.
Rev. Matthew Chamberlain. the
new minister at Sweet, arrived from
the East Friday and was met here
by Robert Bailey, who drove him
to his new home.
Mrs. Newly delightfully."- enter
tanned the Ladies Union yesterday
aftein ION and served a delicious
luncheon. The Union will give
social the latter part of
October.
Mildred Olive Whipple, the s.
weeks-old baby OF Mr.. ard Mrs.
Ed WhiI pie OF Boise, died Tues
day Of last week. The little one
was granddaughter of Mrs. Hew-
iltson of this city.
Sam McI.aughlin's saloon at ,
Boise was among those which were
ordered closed by Mayor Pence last
week. The courts will be called
upon to decide whether the mayor $
'ction is according to Hoyle.
We're closing out our line of
stoves to make room for a large
'hipment Everything goes at |
'erv low prices. Heaters, cook
stoves, ranges. all good stoves, at
great reductions. Call and see
hem. Hawkins, hardware.
Mr.. A. S. Honey left Sunday
With his family tor the Cambridge
country. where he has taken MP ,
homestead. While at Boise Thurs ,,
lay night on business with the land
,tfiee, Mr.. Honey was robbed Of
F7.20 by someone who went
through his pockets while he was
sleep.
The II. II. Club met with Mrs. I
Robinson on Friday. September "a.
A very pleasant of afternoon was ,
'pent by all. the hostess serving
'efy nice refreshments. The club |,
presented Mrs. Della Miller with a
handsome mantle clock as we'd ,
ling present and TO Mrs. Minnie
Wright they gave pretty baby
ing for their little daughter, sew
raj months old. The club will j
meet with Mrs, Sadie Kelly ON |