The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-21
EMMETT NEWS.

n Do your trading Saturday, a
e the stores will be closed all da
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Day.
Mrs. Louis Lick left today 70
r California, where she will max
r her home with a daughter.
Joe Bogue and John Carpente
! returned this morning from a bust
ness "trip to southeastern Kansas
and Arkansas.
, Coyotes are numerous on thu
outskirts of town. Jason Kell :!
| killed two on the South Slope hill!
: day or two ago.
Mrs Sumner Davis o. New
Plymouth was in town Tuesday Wis
iting her son who is employed in
Easton's jewelry store.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Connolly left
Monday for Phoenix, Ariz., where
they will spend the winter at the
home of THE formers parents.
William Little will go to Boise
tomorrow to swear allegiance to
the Stars and Stripes and become
citizen of the United Staes.
Mrs. Goeltz, wife cf the sur
geon in charge of the upper rail-
road hospital, YVES in town yester-
day doing her Christmas shopping.
A. Hoisted has started improv-
ing the east 40 acres of his bench
land ard will build a house on
it next year. A we'll is being sunk
now.
Roy Campbell, who has been do
ing assessment work on his Pearl
mining property for nearly two
months, completed his job Sat
urday and returned home.
C. P. Kar, for several months the
very efficient bookkeeper for tn
Utah Construction Co. at Plaza,
has been promoted to the position
OF manager of THE commissary de-
partment.
George Boor, the trouble man |
with the telephone company, went
to Boise Friday to visit his brother
in law, who was caught in thresh-
ing machine at New Plymouth few
weeks ago and injured so badly
that it was necessary to amputate
his leg.
Mrs. E. K Hayes and daughter
Irma today lift for Salt Lake to
spend Chris mas with Miss Fay.
From there they will go to Den ,
ier to remain a couple of months. .
Mr.. Hayes accompanied them as far =
is Nampa.
If you own any American gold l
IT silver coin which you think
# having made into Christmas to- y
ems, you might better reconsider q
he matter. 1t is a crime to mu- S
ilate or deface the coins, and If e
on were to ask a jeweelr even d
D punch a hole in a five-dollar "
old piece so that you could carry
on your watch chain, you pro-
ably would be told to go about -
our business. The federal author G
les have resolved upon the strict
n -orcement of the law forbiddipg G
lie DETACHMENT of corrency. But
enough, if you were
} mutilate a gold piece until it
ad lost all resemblance to a coin, +,
ou probably would not be punish h
l. What the government aims at i,
to prevent the impairment of n
e value of its gold andf silver tot .,
Ems by plugging, drilling, Sweat. r
G" and other processes. 1t is 9,
llawful to cut even a monogram =,
gold or silver coin. h,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Holverson de- OF
5htfully entertained a crowd of re
lung people at their home Fri re
y evening. The forepart OF the If
ening was spent in playing Five ell
lndred." DR.. and Mrs. ]. L. 10
,ynolds carried of the honors. I'll
ter delightful luncheon, horse de
cling was the big event. Pools
re sold on different horses, and XII
e betting was very spirited. The III
rises were girls, and the race
owed to be cutting through length
Sc of 10 yards of a one-eight
h tape. Miss Kate Maynard was MI
winner of the race leading the ol
lers by a full length. After the pa
'e Orrie Critics was arrested for Vi
blezzment, charged with accept wa
, bets as a stakeholder and then MI
ming around and betting the an
ney. The chief witness was dis 'n'
red because he was unable to ~
his age when he was born and .'H
lie was excused when it was
'wn that he was in love and Their,
e irresponsible. The evening