The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-05-25
Fishing tackle at Reilly's.

Mercantile Co.
Shrewd buyers patronize THE
FAIR. Fall in line.
Mrs. Fred Larkin and children ar
in town from the homestead fol
a few days.
People who want the best come
to THE FAIR, and save money too
See the point?
Have you seen those clean up
prices on Ladies' and Misses suits
at the Golden Rule?
Mrs. Heaston of Omaha arrived
Tuesday to spend few days visit
ing her sister, Mrs. B. o. Clark.
George Kanatzel returned Tues
day from the upper country, where
he has been looking after mining
interests.
Editor Plughoff of the New Ply
mouth Sentinel will next month
start paper at Fruitland with Han!
Kaufman as editor.
Sunday school at 10 at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday. No
morning service. C. E. at 7. Preach
ing at s. Topic, Excuses"
DeForest Bells mother, of Indiana
IS spending a few days in town vi
sitting her son, and will accompany
HIM home after school closes.
Mrs. Ruth McCrea and two chill
dren arrived Tuesday from Hold
man, Ore, to visit her sister, Mrs.
j. w. Barrett, for a week or two.
Mrs. C. P. Bilderback entertained
a number of ladies last Thursday
with a Kensington, and a very plea
san, afternoon was enjoyed by the
guests.
D. not forget the preaching SER
vice Sunday evening at the Pres
byteriau church. Special music. The
Postor will consider the question,
Where Ar Thou?"
Horace Burr, forestry ranger, left
last week for Gross, in the upper
end of Squaw creek, to patrol the
forests this summer. His family
will remain here for sometime yet.
The Thomas crown mowers are
the only interchangeable speed mower
on the market, beside many other
features superior to all other makes
See them and be convinced. ]. H.
Cronk.
bIr. and Mrs Scott Anderson, Mrs
Wilson, Mrs. Brennan and daughter
AIargar.f and Miss Florence Ander-
son composed an auto party that
drove over from Boise to see the
Emmett country, and were guests at
the George w. Knowles home.
w. w. Woody of Sweet has been
in town for a week with his fine
Hambletonian horse which he re-
,ently purchased and which is much
by horsemen of this sec
ton. He is fine animal, with the
real racing blood in his veins.
For soreness of the muscles whe-
her induced by violent exercise or
injury, Chamberlain Liniment is
excellent. This liniment is also high
y esteemed for the relief it affords
n cases of rheumatism. Sold by H.
T. Davis.
C. w. Nibley of Salt Lake, presi-
lent of the P. V. railroad, and Cen
raj Manager Dunn, came up from
oayette Friday on a tour of inspec-
ion of the road, and were shown
,ver the bench by W. w. Wilton in
lis auto.
E. w. Crago is doing well at On
ario. He is fitting up new build
ng for another picture show and
yill soon have two theaters. The
uilding he now occupies is too
mall to hold the crowds.
Buggies of all descriptions and
rices at Hawkins hardware store.
he line is new, stylish and the
uality is the best. Styles to suit
very taste, and prices to suit ev-
~ pocket Call and see them in
ur new warerooms. Hawkins hard. s
ARE.
Methodist Episcopal Sunday
,hool at 9:45 a. m. No preaching
ervice in the morning. Memorial
srvices will be held in the Bap-
st church. Services Sunday even
lg at O'Clock subject: The Pre-
red Young Man. Epworth Lea
ue Thursday at p. m. Prayer
eeting Wednesday p. m. Teach
IS meeting Thursday p. m. c. L.
ent, Pastor.
A fishing party, composed of E.
Hayes, E. l.. Holverson, George
emasters and ]. l.. Jolley left
uesday for Silver Creek in the