The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-05-02

Louis Larson, north Of GOrdon's
store.
Mrs. Oliver has some nice
pieces Of furniture for sale. See
Mrs Walter Knox. 4tp
The Cory theater is being disman
tied and the building put in shape
for the Palace bakery.
W. F. Bartch left Monday for
Spokane, where he expects to visit
with relatives for month or two.
Lee Miles, forest ranger, re-
turned this week from an absence
Of several weeks in Garden Val
ley.
shirl Phillips came down from
Dry Buck last night on the stage
and left this morning for a visit
in Boise
Roy Campbell. who is employed
in the Pearl mines, was in town
Friday to attend the Odd Fellows
celebration and visit his parents.
The Young People of the Bap-
fist church will serve ice cream
and cake in the basement of the
church Saturday evening. Good old
country cream.
Thomas Jones returned home
Friday from an absence of sew
eraI months in the Middle states,
where he visited his relatives and
former neighbors.
Miss 8urrell Downs of Payette
was among the excursionists on
Friday and remained here until
Monday as the guest 0, Misses
Blanche and Ora Fowler.
Clair Brossard, who has been
shearirg sheep in southern Utah
for a month, came home Friday.
Guy Fisher, who went with him,
has gone to Colorado to shear.
I still have a good assortment OF
apples, peach, cherry, pear and |
apricot trees; also grape vines. |
grounds and place of deli /
very East Main Street. S. n. Buch-
er.
Ora Bever's new cottage on
Third street is completed and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bever moved into
It yesterday. They have very
coy home.
DR.. B. o. Clark, John Van
Deusen and H. c. Arnold went to
Boise Saturday Afternoon to attend
a session Of the ShrineTs. They
drove to Star and returned home
in time for breakfast Sunday morn
ing.
Editor Mark Bates. of the Par
ma Herald, and his wife were
among the exoursionists from that
own to the Odd Fellows celebra-
ion. Soon after her arrival here,
Mrs. Bates was taken severely i'll
md was confined to her bed al
he Russell until Monday morning.
A stitch in time saves nine, 4
avs an old adage. L you get {
our repairs for farm machinery
low you will not only save time,
,ut also worry and perhaps loss.
he Hawkins hardware store car
les a full line CT repairs for farm
machinery.
Jack Murray was brought home
rom Dry Buck by Charlie Fowkes
n Monday a very sick man. He I
-as suffering from an obstruction :
f the bowels, ard it waI feared y
n operation would be necessary. \
Iowever, he got relief on Tuesday ?
nd is improving rapidly. Jack {
as been assisting Assessor Ham
ton in assessing stock in Boise
ounty.
The declamatory contest of the
chools in southern Idaho, held at F
aldwell On Friday resulted in
he Payette school carrying off l
ne prize in the oratorical division,
veiser in the dramatic division and L
win Falls in the humorous division +
ION Sanders represented the En- o
lett schools in the Oratorical f
lass with "Toussaint rOuverture. - o
]. F. FARRELL yesterday received a
,tter from Pawnee county, Okla. :
is former home, which was de-
astated by a cyclone two weeks ,
90, giving details o the work of :,
lie twister. MIR. farrell owns a
lrm there His barn was Destroy
i but his farm house escaped. No Il
ne was killed in that vicinity, Z
taking refuge in his n
rclone cellar, which is a very s.
aluable part of every mans i'm g
rovements in that state. u
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Edwards of
henandoah, Iowa, who have
cen visiting their daughters, Mrs. .
'illio,,, LIDDr,.l- .aDS Mrs. nra =