The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-07-27
Fishing tackle at Reilly's.

w. II. shame and Il. .. Mech left
Saturday for an outing on the Nortt
Fork.
Call and see my line of SpireIla
corsets, guaranteed not to break OF
rust. Mrs. FairChild.
Henry Riggs is olerking in the
Cash Grocery during the absence of
w. q. Langroise on the coast.
John Lingren and son Oscar left
Saturday for Long Valley, where
the former owns a large ranch.
Misses Minnie Kelsburg and Edna
Jones of Payette were visitors at
the George Boor home Saturday.
D. H. VanDeusen and family have
gone to Smiths Ferry for an outing.
The family will remain there about
a month.
Walter Knox and family left yes
terday for the upper country to
spend several weeks hunting and
fishing.
Mrs. Francis Moore and son Dor
man left yesterday for Ohio, where
she will visit her brother and other
relatives.
Mrs. Charlie Hanson and Miss.
Pearl Gilmore spent Sunday at
the hot springs ON Squaw creek and
took a bath.
Clarence Leininger returned to
this city on Tuesday from Boise,
where he had spent a week visit
ting his parents.
Miss Cassie Davis, who has
been visiting her uncle, D. McVey.
at Caldwell for three weeks, re-
turned home Monday.
Miss Lo-tie Battey departed Mon
day for her home at Sabetha, Kan,
after a two weeks visit at the C.
B. Stimson home on the bench.
A shoemaker who recently start
I'd in business in Emmett, hung
out this sign: The Only Genuine
Shoemaker in Town"
Miss Florence BoOr of Fruitland,
us -er Of George Boor, has succeed
ID Mrs. Buys as night operator in
he Independent telephone exchange.
Yes, Mr.. Farmer, you can save
money and get better Lumber, Rus
ic, Flooring, Shiplap, Finish, Lath,
tc., from the Dry Buck Lum-
,er Co. at Pinehurst, Idaho.
Sherm King and Ed Strauss of
Boise spent Tuesday and Wedn IS
ay in town. Mr.. King owns 80
cres on the bench and is planning
0 make extensive Improvements
here in the fall.
Haying tools of all kinds, includ-
lg derricks, forks, Mccormick mo-
,ers and rakes. Nothing better for !
erfect work and economical handl-
lg of hay. Hawkins, hardware. q
NJ. H. Kester, who returned Fri
ny from a visit at Palisade, Colo,
ill leave in few days for Port
md. From there he will continue a
is journey through California and T
renee east to Indiana, where his a
.0;hcr. recently d,rd He will be L
0sent several months.
Miss Ella Breshears of Middleton 1
in town visiting friends and is a
e guest of Mrs. R. B. Shaw. Miss Il
reshears was for several years 81
acher in the Emmett schools, but b
st year taught in the schools at
Wash. h
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ectric Oil, monarch over pain. B. 50
Davis. "I
Mrs. E. G. Dunn and children
t Tuesday with their household eff
DDS for New Meadows, where they de
II make their home. Mr.. Dunn il
station agent at that place and ly
pleasantly located. Emmett peO- ra
regret the departure of this ex- H,
lent family, and the Meadows tn
1ple will find them mighty nice
ks. "a
A very pleasant surprise party wa pc
EN- Tuesday evening at the home On
William Parrish in honor of Mrs Tt
w. Phillips, who left this morn gu
for eastern Washington to visit sty
daughter, Mrs. C. L. Schulerud. alb
and Mrs. Parrish are royal en-
tainers and all present had a =,
y good time. -
}. C. Titus of Laramie, WyO., 70,
o has been visiting his uncle, do,
rry Titus, for a week, left yes "a,
lay for the coast to spend the the
lainder of his vacation. He is Al.
employee of the U. P. offices at in