The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-09-28

Mrs Dan Colt of Nampa is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Coon.
Fruit picking bags at the Fruit
Growers Association.
Ed Reed made final proof to
day on his homestead south OF Falk
Lou Cullen, the Brownlee ranch,
er, was an Emmett visitor, this
week.
Go to H. T. Davis drug store
for your camera. Films, papers and
all photograph materials.
Harry Hersh enjoyed a visit this
week from his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hersh of Dry Creek.
Rev Dean Hamilton returned Sat.
urday from a meeting of the State
Baptist Association at Twin Falls.
Fred Bartch arrived this morn
ing from Portland, where he has
been working for several mon.ns.
Mrs Tom Russell went to Bose
on Monday on account of the sick
ness O. her mother Mrs. Alb Goodwin
One half pound McDonalds 400
chocolates for 35c on Friday and
Saturday at H. T. Davis drug store.
Vern Munday has been elected
president and treasurer of the EN-
nett band to succeed c. D. Buck
mum, resigned.
Mrs Frank Hehe and children
arrived Tuesday from Nebraska to
join her husband who is employed
in the railroad camp.
Miss Anna Campbell entertained
the Smart Set club last evening at
her home west of town and, as
usual the guest had a jolly time.
The name 'Studebaker Bros" is
guaratee of first-class material
and workmanship when applied to
vehicles of all kids. We sell them.
i. ii. CrOnk.
The Senior, Junior and Sophomor,
classes OF the High school enter
tanned the Freshman class Friday |
evening in the auditorium with a
welcome" party.
We have added to our stock a
rniplete assortment of McDoD
ads chocolates. The Emmett Phar-
rIacy, in Steward building.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Wilton went
to New Plymouth this morning TO
attend the funeral of Mr.. and Mrs.
Driscolrs 6-months-old daughter, a
niece of Mrs. Wilton, who died
yesterday.
Charles Blum of Alma, Neb., ar
rived Tuesday to spend a few weeks
visiting his old chum Leslie Mills.
Mr.. Mills, Mr.. Blum and w. H.
Shane left yesterday for the upper '
country to hunt big game. {
A surprise party in honor of Sher- |
' ood Fowler's birthday was Civ
N last Thursday evening by his d
lister at the Fields ranch. Sher- e
woods schoolmates were the CUES i
nd they had a merry time. They a
easted on watermelons and apples
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DR.. and Mrs. Pike of Twin Falls
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Drysdale of New
lymouth were the dinner guests
lst Friday Of DR.. and Mrs. Cum
l;ngs at Emmett. The occasion
as a decidedly pleasant reunion for &
lie physicians all of whom were
ASS mates some years ago at the
enver University. Plymouth
antinel.
A meeting of the trustees and u
ders of the Presbyterian church
as held Monday evening at the
0me of Pastor S. A Parker, when d
permanent organization to have
large of the business o the church
as effected. A board of directors
as elected and w. l.. Burton was
.Osen as president and R. B. 81
ilkerson as secretary. Monthly 3
ceilings will be held. 81
DIR. F. Koghe, a Jap who has q
pail ranch up Snake river a cou-
e of miles was a fortunate man q
G other day. While digging hole
ar the river he struck gold in q
cd sized quantities. He dug a
lille and found more. A pint bot g
of ore was brought by him to 3
eiser where all who saw it 3
Onounced it good. 1t will be q
sayed and if found to be good s.
? Jap will probably develop it. q
One OF the most ENJOYABLE fea- g