The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-01-18

Victor and Edison photograph!
at Emmett Pharmacy.
Mrs. F. ]. Bliss went to Boise
on Monday to remain several days.
p. c. Bowers left Saturday for
ST. Anthony to look ter business
matters.
Easter Sunday comes on April 7
this year. DO your bonnet slop-
ping early.
J. H. Cronk went to Caldwell
Monday to attend a meeting of the
Taxpayers league.
The latest thing in the watch line
is the watch that has an indicator
on the dial. 1t shows wheher or
not it has been wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Cartwright
will leave Monday for Long Beach,
Calf, and expect to remain there
for two or three months.
Billy Feen and wife left Boise
Monday for Los Angeles, where
they will spend couple of months
They have a son attending school
there.
Mrs. Bert Sherard, while walk
ing home yesterday with pane
of glass under her arm, fell and
her arm was severely cut by the
glass.
Representative F. C. Berry left
Monday for Boise to assist in the
consideration of new revenue laws
at the special session of the leg
islature.
Rev. C. L. Bent left Monday for
Idaho Falls to ass st in revival worl
there. He expects to be gone two
weeks. 1. C. Knight will occupy
the Methodist pulpit next Sunday.
DR.. o. NJ. Drake, the eye sight
specialist, will make a special Wis
it to Emmett next Monday, jan
uary %, to finish up work that he
could not reach on his last visit.
Will be at Carnage House.
S. G. Carpenter,a brother of John
Carpenter, arrived with his wife
Friday from Kane county, Utah,
and will make their future home
here. They will assist John Car
penter in taking care of his ranch.
Paul Gary was given a surprise
party Friday evening by his class
mates of the Eighth grade. Mrs.
Gary served delicious refreshmen
and kept the company in good hui
NOR with games.
Jack O'Leary, formerly locomotive
engineer on the Idaho Northern,
but now living on his ranch in
High Valley, is in town. He has
been with the telephone crew that
has been rebuilding the Emmett
Van Wyck line.
Inc OulS l~du4CS OS"4AS O@-S |
net last evening at the home of
Mrs. Lester Nichols on the bench.
Mr.. Nichols drove the party out
n a big sleigh drawn by four
lorses. The guests were royalty
and had the time of
heir lives.
DR.. and Mrs. P. o. Clark gave
party Monday evening in
lonor of the 18th birthday an
liversary of their son Floy. Tween
y-five of his young friends were
resent and everyone of Ghem had
jolly good time as they always
O at the Clark home.
The Misses Margaret, Nellie and
ola Dechambeau and the Misses !
Ioover, accompanied by Arch Nc f
ride and James Dechambeau, Jr., i
rom Emmett, aended the New i
ears ball at the Bend.-Horse- b
hoe Bend Correspondent Idaho Q
ity World. @
E. K. Hayes has completed the .
ssessment work on the Hecla- b
1eckmate mining claims at Pearl
nd returned home to stay yester-
ay. He says his daughter Irma,
no with Mrs. Hayes is in Denver
II medical treatment, recently had ,,
n operation performed for the 9,
,moval of a growth in her nose. p,
he is improving in health. ,,
Mrs. c. L. Bent entertained the {
pworth League of the Methodist
lurch at her home Tuesday even
e. Refreshments consisted of
lncakes baked by the young men
the society and their eff orts as
oks created lots of fun. T.
wv members, Miss Helen Knee
i'd Beulah Kinzer, were received
new members.