The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-08-24
Farm Loans-Colvin Real Estate

Take your kodak pictures to H.
T. Davis drug store for development
Mrs. John Carpenter returned
Tuesday from visit to friends in
Boise.
Mrs. A. McManigal of Boise was
visiting at the Mike Giibride home
this week.
TO LOAN-s1OOO on hand for
short time loan. COlvin Real Es-
tate Agency. 46
Mrs. Arthur Richards went to
Portland on Thursday to spend
several weeks.
JV. Wheeler, Jr., and family were
from Eagle Sunday, visiting the for
mer's parents.
Miss Jean Laravea, who has spent
the summer at her former home in
Nebraska. returned Saturday.
John Carnage accompanied the E.
gleston fishing and hunting party
% the South Fork. He will cut
bait,
William Harris of Oregon arrived
this morning to spend a few days
visiting his sister, Mrs John Car
penter.
Deloss Knox, his son Marion and
brother Frank left Monday for New
Meadows and the lakes for an out
ing with an uncle.
Floyd Putnam, brother Of Mrs.
Charles Dresser, returned Friday
from months absence at his
former home in Iowa.
Frank Edgerton of Lincoln, Neb.,
is in the city visiting his brother
R. L. Edgerton. He is assistant at
torney general of Nebraska.
Mrs. James Vanderdasson and
daughter Grace left this morning
on the stage Cor an outing at Smiths
Ferry and Long valley points.
Miss Bernice Miller and mother,
who were guests at the c. P. Hart
ley home last week, returned to
their home in Caldwell on Monday.
The name "Studebaker Bros" is a.
guaratee of first-class material
and workmanship when applied to
Of all kids. We sell them.
j. H. Cronk.
Mrs. c. P. Kar is enjoying visit
from her sister, Mrs. J. Cary of
Nidvale, Utah, who arrived Mon
day with her two children.
C. J. Bullard and his daughters,
Annie and Carrie left Monday for
Newport, Ore, where they will be
the guests of J. NJ. Johnson at mis-
summer home.
J. c. Dewey was yesterday called |
20 Deweyville, Utah, by the death |
If his mother, aged 7S years. The !
deceased had often visited in En-
nett, and was here but a few weeks
lgo.
If you have anything for sale
,r rent, want to buy or trade, need
lelp or want a job, small ad in
The Index's Want Column will do
he business.
Feel languid, weak, rundown?
Stomach off" Just a
,lain case of lazy liver. Burdock
Blood Bitters tones liver and sto-
mach, promotes digestion, purifies
he blood.
R. B. Wilson let Tuesday for the
Cast. He will attend the sessions of
he International Tax Conference at
Va, having been APP
,ointed as delegate by Governor
Iawley, and will extend his jour
ley to the money centers to endea-
or to negotiate the Emmett Irri-
alton district bonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis James of Falk
heir three daughters, Stella, Elsie
nd Dot and son Roy were guests
unday of Mr.. and Mrs. John LEIGH
y on the bench. Mrs. Mabel Evans
nd son Harvey and Miss Lizzie
'erry were also present and the
ay was a most enjoyable one to
9th the old and young folks.
c. H. ingalls, of this city is this J
eek moving to Falks, where he
ill open hotel, feed stable and !
pal yard. Both Mr. ingalls, and his !
God wife are mighty fine people, t
nd we can strongly recommend t
lem to our neighbors down the {
alley. A host of friends will wish
lem good luck in their new loca-
on.
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