The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-01-13


Steward s market.
: Don't forget that TheFern serve
, hot coffee and sandwiches.
Miss Fay Hayes left Saturday TO
Salt Lake to resume her studies il
one of the schools there.
Mrs. James Hunter and daughter
are here from Blackfoot, the guest!
of Mrs. Harry Workman and Miss
Scott.
Mrs. r. F. Cooke left Wednes.
day for Tennessee to spend the
remainder of the winter visiting
relatives.
Titus & Carpenter have dissolved
partnership Mr.. Carpenter will
have his shop at his residence and
Ms. Titns will continue business at
the old stand.
Charlie Williams, editor of the
Sweet Sentinel, was painfully cut in
the temple by an axe while chopping
wood last week.
d. E. Smithson is in town. He
has spent year at Bull in charge
of drug store there and also doing
newspaper work.
Winfield Hewittson, who died last
Thursday evening after an illness of
a few days, was taken to Boise Sat
urday for interment.
w. r. Hall, who is superintend-
ing the installation of the Parma wa
terworks system for Forbes & Co.,
came heme Saturday.
Children who desire to enter the
primary grade of the city schools
must make application next week in
order to secure admission.
DR.. Toothaker, veterinary surgeon
will make his headquarters at De-
masters livery barn. Ii not at barn
call up residence, Bell phone 70 K.
To an anxious inquirer We wish to
state that we have no more banana
trees for sale. The stock was ex-
hausted before the recent sold snap.
j. M. Goar, state manager of the
Modern Brotherhood of America, is
in the city in the interest of that
order. The Emmett lodge was
organized three years ago.
The City Transfer Line, under
its new management, will keep
clerk at the office constantly and |
calls for drayage by phone or
otherwise will be answered promp-
tiy.
Mr., and Mrs. j. R. Hunter re-
burned yesterday from Chicago,
where they were called two weeks
ago by the death of. Mrs. Hunters
father.
R. B. Shaw is in Boise today to
make final proof on his homestead
east of town. D. NJ John, E. G..
Dunn and John Nc Nish accompani-
ed him as witnesses.
The semi-annual apportionment of
state school funds gives Canyon
county SIS, 1875, the next to the
highest amount apportioned to any ]
county in the state. Fremont county
zones first with So, 464 65.
The Electric theater will present
he second series of the Life of !
Noses Friday and Saturday nights.
The first series proved very enter 6
aiming to both old and young and :
he second series will take up the
tory where the first left off. I
Finley Mathieson, mother and two
listers, who recently arrived here
rom Scotland, have moved into a I
ouse in West Emmett, Mr.. Math- y
eson is one of Andy Titles fore
zen. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hopkins of
horseshoe Bend are spending =
everal weeks with the formers Y
arents in the eastern part of town.
IRIS. Hopkins has been sick for Il
early two months and she was @
rought to town to secure medical ,,
'eatment. g
After eating a breakfast made up D
cranberries, milk and crackers, :
Iiss Belle Chamberlain, state super I
ltendent IF schools, and her mother
ere taken dangerously sick, and Z
nysicians ascribed their condition
ptomaine poisoning. Such bill NJ
fare as that for breakfast would
axe hog sick.
Be careful when you notice pains ia
the back, swelling of the ankles CO
I'd feet, backache or urinary dis :
'ders. In such cases try Pineules. L
1ey will be found an excellent rem
Iy in all cases of kidney trouble. :,
neules are antiseptic; they assist L