The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1912-11-07
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at Reilly's.
w H. Geopfar ard vie have
moved into the Kirzer cottage on
Second street.
Harry Peery has filed upon a
homestead of 16O acres near
Falk.
d Mrs. F. G. Pa kard will
leave the latter part this mon,h
for Chicago TO visit rel-t.yes.
A very complete line of guns
and ammunition at the Hawkins
hardware.
Merv. Hanthorn has JUS; fin sh-
ed seeding As acres Of his bench
farm TO winter wheat.
Hens can't help laying if you
feed Rust's Egg Producer, Csc,
soc and 800 at Emmett Pharmacy
w. L. Buttons brother, who
has been visiting him for several
weeks, returned Tuesday to his
home in South Dakota.
Increase the earning power of
your hens by using Security Poul-
try feed. Fer sale by J. w. Bar
rett.
The annual business meeting of
the First Baptist church will be
held in the church building Fri
day evening.
Fer chapped hands and lips and
rough skin use our cream prepara-
ton. 1t Will cule. H. T. Davis
drug store.
T. P. Reed, who has been Wis
iting his brother G. w. for cou-
pie of weeks, returned to his home
in Colorado Saturday.
With a dollar purchase for the
next ten days you get any 25
cent article in store free. See
our window. Emmett Pharmacy.
Don't buy your heater until you
have inspecte our large stock and
secured our prices. We have them
to fit every need and purse. Haw
kins Hardwa are.
Jack Murray was taken to al
hospital in Ontario and an operationI
performed upon him Monday. His
brother Dave accompanied him
ard remained until today Jack
is improving rapidly.
C. P. Kar, who is employed as
bookkeeper in the Utah Construe-
ton company's offices at Va e,
Ore, spent Sunday and Monday
with his family in this city. Per-
cy Kar, who is employed in the
power plant at the Malheur tun-
mel, is doing good work.
E. X. Hayes and E. L. Holver-
son made their annual pilgrimage
to the ]. F. Nesbitt ranch across
the river from Falks last Friday
to hunt quails and ducks. The
birds were plentiful and they
brought home well filled game
bags.
Mrs. DR.. Green was Eat home"
20 the Ladies Aid Society of the
Church of Christ last Thursday :
ternoCn. After pleasant afternoon
ir1
500 al chat, Mrs. Green served a
delicious lunch on the daintiest
OF hand-painted china, product of
her own skill.
Mrs. Ira Transue gave her hus-
band a surprise party Halloween
night that was complete sue
cess. The guests met by agreement
at the Canady home, dressed in
sheets and pillow cases, and then
like an army of ghosts invaded the
Transue home. The evening was
devoted to fun and frolic and
was highly enjoyed. Mis-. Tran
sue spread an appetizirg lunch
for the guests.
We have secured matchmaker,
who has had 80 years experience
with the largest jewelry firms in
ST. Louis and Toledo. He will re-
pair anything you bring him, or
t will not cost you a cent. We {
would rather you took your automo
piles and threshing machines else s
where, however, IS he perfers work {
ng on watches, clocks, rings, {
sewing machines or monographs.
". ]. Easton, the reliable jeweler.
Heating stoves to fit every poe
textbook at the Hawkins ha DWARF
tore We have all grades, sizes
md styles. There is the Round Oak
md the Wilson Touble in the best
,rades. Then the hot blasts and
he common heaters. They are the
est in their lines and the prices
re way down, as We wish to clCSe
hem cut. Call before buying and
ct our prizes. Hawkins ha DWARF