The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-09-07
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La Wayne, at the Cozy tonight
and Friday. Clean. startling, a
musing.
Miss Ester Meyers of Middleton
is visiting Miss Ethel Newman for
a few days.
Miss Hattie Shannon returned last
week from a summers vacation
spent at Hiilsboro, Ore.
Mrs. Tom Pearson was over from
Caldwell several days this week and
last visiting old friends.
Misses Elsie and Della Bell left
Friday for the State Normal at
Albion to attend school,
Mrs. F. J. Bliss is expected home
tomorrow from months vacation
at Newport on the coast.
Louis Degen and family returned
Saturday from Long Valley, where
they had spent two mon-hs.
Miss sibyl Majors returned home
Saturday from two months visit
at Embar and Lander, Wyo.
Big shipment Of Fall Hats due
at THE FAIR in a few days. We
are cIcd for our low prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hunter have
gone to the mountains on a fish
ing trip and to see the country.
Charlie seydell, a former re-
sident of this city, was in town
Tuesday on his way home from a
trip to the Boise Basin with fruit
He is now located on a fruit farm
near Middleton.
The new Arco auto for George
Coulsen and Fred Bliss arrived Tues
day from Chicago, and Fred is bus
lily engaged in mastering the mys-
teries of the operating mechanism
of the machine.
The name "Studebaker Bros" is
guaratee of firsc-class material
and workmanship when applied to
vehicles of all kids. We sell them.
j. H. Cronk.
Saturday evening, after the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Majors gave
surprise party in honor of their
daughter, Sybil, who had just re-
turned home from Wyoming. About
16 people were present and they
had a nose enjoyable time.
If you have anything for sale
or rent, want to buy or trade, need
help or want a job, small ad in
The Index's Want Column will do
the business.
Watch for the announcement of
the Vogue millinery stores open
ing of fall and winter hats, which |
will be held soon. We will have
the best line of millinery ever
brought to Emmett.
Frank Vanderhoof, who several
weeks ago was injured by a horse
falling on him and breaking a bone
in the lower part of his leg, is
able to be down town again.
Merl Banks came down Friday
from his ranch above Horseshoe
Bend and remained over until Mon
day. Mrs. Harry Hersh accompan-
led him and will spend a few weeks
visiting at the Banks home.
John Wheeler, Jr., son of our
J ohm Wheeler, is in Boise hospi-
al recovering slowly from an opera
ion for appendicitis. For some
line he has been in a critical con-
iition, but It is believed he has
Iassed the danger point.
The Stimson brothers, w. H.
Shane and Charlie Fowkes climbed
O the top of the butte Friday night ,
md camped there until the next
lay. They had lots of sport hunt ,
ng sage hens, which are plentiful
here, and had a jolly time.
Mrs. o. N. Calender has been ,
roubled with thieves who have {
tolen large quantities of her ,
arden vegetables. She knows the
utility one, and there will be trou- t
lie in store for him if he persists
n his raids.
Mr.. Veatch and DR.. Holverson, {
rother of E. L. Holverson and Miss I
lice Holverson, were over from (
'oise to participate in duck hunt I
lg. Mr.. Veatch is advertising mana l
er of the Capital News and is
ne of the most successful adver-
sing men in the West.
George Stevens, alias Willie ]
right Eyes, alias the Fotografter, c
rove in Friday from the upper ,
ountry, where he had spent the
lmmer taking pictures of babies
nd O,pcr ccaner~y Ha had NO mis-