The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-08-25
EMMETT NEWS.

Mammoth thick, extra wide ia
rubbers at Reilly's.
Fresh clean alfalfa seed &C Haw
kins' Hardware.
Mrs. Peck was In Boise last weel
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ralph Womack is visiting
her parents at Caldwell
Good rooms and board $3.50 per
week Mrs r. A. Peck.
Baled hay and grain wanted al
Hunt-Greene Mercantile Co.
DennyMunson will give another Of
his popular dances Saturday night.
Jonathan apple tres home grown
and thrifty. at r. b Wilson's Nur-
sery.
James Buckland of Harvey Ore,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Ed De-
walt
Al White. Jr., left Friday 10 10, n
the Idaho Northern surveyors in Loi
valley
Miss Opal Park. OF CoffeyyilIe,
Kansas, Ia the guest OF her uncle At
the r. A. DsClark hcmc.
b. b. Davis LEFT for Hot Lake,
Ore. yesterday. to try the baths for
rheumatic troubles.
Miss Edith Huff Is among those
from Emmett who are taking the
teachers examination at Caldwell.
Miss Pearl Wilton who recently
WAS operated on for Appendix it's. re-
turned home Saturday and is better
G. D. Bucknam returned home.
Friday from Boise He has practi-
cally recovered from an operation
for appendicitis.
b C. Bowers is making a number
improvements to his residence pro-
perry east OF town. among them be-
ing new barn and cement side
walks
Two divorce cases have been filed |
In the district court from Emmett
They are: Sadie Blaeker vs. r. CT
Rlaoklsr. and Burt Ray W. Stella
Ray.
miss Mary vioerks left Friday
morning for her home near Van
wyck, accompanied by Miss June
DeClark. who will spend couple
OF weeks there
X. n. Maxey. candidate for sheriff
was an Emmett visitor over Mon
day Mr. Maxey has been chief of
Police at Caldwell for number of
years and under Charles Ireton was
deputy sheriff.
y. j. Mangun OF Rupert. who
{ sme here Monday to take in the
/ e,hs Townsite drawing. was so
much pleased with this valley he
vii locate here.
Miss Marion Barnum. one OF the
new teachers in the city schools. ar
rived this week with her mother
fromc edar Falls, Iowa. and viii
occupy the Flager farm residence
southeast OF town.
II suffered habitually from con
s,ipation. Doan's Regulets re-
ieved and strengthened the bowels.
20 that they have been regular ever
since "A Z. Davis. grocer, Sui
'huI Springs. Tex,
School starts September 5. and
hoes viii be one OF the needs. Cros-
en- and Wallace have Just received
large shipment Of Buster Brown
,luc Ribbon ahoes for boys and girli
nd White House shoes tor men and
w J Van Limbaugh, who with
rs family had ben camping on the
forth fork. was brought to town
unday suffering with what is be- d
eyed to have been ptomaine poison
ie was a pretty sick man for few
aye, but is slowly recovering
To Keep your health sound; 20
void the ills OF advancing years; 10 o
observe your physical forces for C
ipe aud hcalthful old age. guard b
our kidneys by taking Foley's Kid Il
ey Remedy. n. b. Davis. v
4 construction outfit, consisting Of
9 large draft horses, wagons and
,ols. passed thru town Monday on Ii
,eir way To Boise river To work on o
he New York caral. which will s.
. enlarged this fall They had Il
cen working on the railroad from h
ale to Harvey Valley, Ore, Y
In buying cough medicine, don't =
2 afraid to get Chamberlain's
ouga Remedy. Their is no danger I,
ON it. and relief is sure to fol- Ia
w Especially recommended for Il
,ughs, colds and whooping cough. IA