The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-22

willow SATURDAY.
Try a package of Iowa Coffee, 20
cents. Cash Grocery.
Butter Wrappers neatly printed
at The Index office.
Keep in mind the Christmas ball
at the Pleasure Club hall.
For best bargains in land see
Colvin Real Estate agency.
Come to THE FAIR for cigars.
if you are not pleased with the
goods the smoke is on us.
Mrs. Fairchild spent Sunday near
Boise, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Crosson in their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Martin and sor
We're down from thenir ranch on the
butte over Sunday, spending the day
with relatives.
Your money cheerfully refunded
if any article purchased at THE
AIN proves " nave DcSH LiiSi Sp-
resented.
j. w. Milton is putting thefinish-
ing touches to a fine new bunga-
low of eight rooms on his place
southeast Of town about half mile.
1t is enc Of the very pretty farm
houses in this portion of the valley.
Come and see our stock of bean
tiful toilet cases, manicure sets,
fine perfumes, fancy box paper,
post card albums, print albums, la
dies and gentlemen's card cases,
ladies hand bags, at H. T. Davis
Drug Store. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. oliver were
in town a couple of days last week,
visiting the formers sister, Mrs.
John Young, and parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Oliver. Mr.. Oliver is
travelling freight agent for. the o. R.
& N, with headquarters at Spokane.
w. F. Van AIKEN, a former resi-
dent Of Emmett, but a resident of
Fruitland since last spring, was in
town Saturday. Mr.. Van AIKEN is of
the opinion that the Emmett coun-
try leads them all, and he talks as
if he would be back again before
long.
|. q. Skinner and family are now
arrivals in the city and have moved
into the cement lock cottage north
of the depot They came here
from San Diego, Calf. They were
leighbors of d. A. Hawkins and F.
A. DeClark at Sheridan, Wyo., about
10 years ago.
w. E. Anderson, who recently pur
chased the garage of Jack Frost,
is now nicely settled. He is a
thorough machinist and his repair
shop is splendidly equipped with
the latest improved machinery.
When you need machine repairs of
any kind take them to Mr.. Anderson
F. ]. Bliss went to his ranch at
the Canyon damsite Saturday to
meet the commission appointed to az.
bitrate the right of way for an ir-
rigation ditch to water the old
Marsh e Ireton ranch. The hearing
was postponed until today, but Mr..
Bliss was not notified of the post
yonement, and he had his trip for
nothing.
Miss Emeline Barrett, who left
Iowa after spending last summer Wis.
iting Bert Wright on the east slope,
was taken from the train uncon-
scious when she reached her desti-
nation and died in a few hours.
She was afflicted with Bright's d.
sease, but her condition. was not
her death was a shock to her friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Hayes and
daughter Miss Irma left today for
San Antonio, Texas, where they will
spend the remainder of the winter.
They will stop. off at Salt Lake City
on their way and spend Christmas
with their daughter Miss Fay, who
is attending school Emmett will bel
lonesome without the Hayes family. |
d. H. Mcmillan left yesterday |
for Roseburg, Ore, where he will |
until spring looking after
his property there. Mr.. Mcmillan |
has worked miracles on his place |
On the bench since coming here |
two years ago. He has 40 acres un-
Ter cultivation, an orchard of 1900 |
.rees, and the entire tract enclosed |
by a rabbit tight fence. This month
ne has planted a number of large |
shade trees, some of them foot or
more in diameter. When he returns
N the spring he will add two more
looms to his house, and Mrs. McMil-
an will join him.
SWeeten IN by eating some of our |