The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-02-13

All kinds of hay, grain and
feed at Fruit Growers Association.
Buy your coal at the Fruit
Association. The best quality and
full measures.
Oyershoes and rubbers at re-
duced prices at John and MCGOWAN
| Mere. Co.
We handle both the Ro,k Springs
and Hiawatha coal.True weight and
clean coal Emmett Fruit Asso Ia
ton.
Attorney Zimmerman and w. II.
Hall returned Saturday from Ida
no City, where they had been at
tending district court.
Miss Olga Miller OF Caldwell came
over with the basketball team and
spent few days visiting Misses
Edna and Ethel Knox.
Popular prices for the Devils
Deputy" at Pleasure club hall Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesd y. See
the Leroy Girls in the Texas Tom
my dance.
1t looks mighty good to see
Charles Bilderback on the streets
again. He has been laid up with
rheumatism for several weeks, but
is now improving rapidly.
For a mild, easy alton of the
bowels, single dose of Doan's Re-
guulets is enough. Trea'me cur s
habitual constipation. 25 cents
box. Ask your druggist for them.
George w. Fuller has given up
the lease of the Bird livery barn
and Mr.. Bird has again taken
charge. The transfer was made
the first of the month.
Ed Campbell returned Saturday,
from Boise, where he had been hav-
ing a cancer located near the cor
ner OF his left eye treated. The
cancer was removed and MIR. Camp
bell is able to be at work again.
j. u Mcpherson was reappointed
state horticultural inspector last
week by Governor Haines. The meml
bers of the board are c. P. Hart
ley, H. w. Dorman, w. L. Ingred,
B. F. Hurst and J. w. Kruger.
Ellis Walters and Ed Ty'e who
have the contract for building
bungalow for Mr. Sweet at |
Sweet came home Saturday fer al
few days. The house is ready for
the plastereTs, but the wea her is
too cold for them to do the work.
Charles L. Carnage ard family |
will move from town to their e st |
slope farm between now and sp ing
and will remain during the sum-
mer, at least, in order to look |
after the improvements conte mplat-
ed. Mr.. Carnage will set out 20
mere acres to fruit.
Mrs R. B. Shaw was called to
Boise en- Monday by the sickness
of her sister-in-law, MIS-. F. N.
Luse, who is suffering from an
apoplectic stroke. Mrs. Luse's
home is in Nampa, where her hus-
band is employed as train dis
patcher for the Short Line.
Mrs William Goepfarth enter
tanned with a card party yes erday
Afternoon in horror Of her guest,
Miss Bessie Kesl of Nampa. Five
hundred was played and the honors
went to Mrs. j. L. Reynolds. Those
present were: Mrs. Dunnuck, Mrs.
Clark, Mrs. Holvelson, Mrs. Buys,
Mrs. Bucknum, Mrs. Reynolds, Miss
Newly and Miss Kesl.
E. c. Keith, the Payette clio hier,
was in town Monday and Tuesday
to secure a building in
which to open clothing store.
Vacant buildings are as scarce
Is hens teeth, and Mr. Keith says
lie may have to open in a tent.
But he is coming. His son will
lave charge of the business.
Willis Webb, who has been in .
Arizona for nearly two years, came ,
yak Saturday and will stay here.
lie hsa been homesick for good
I'D Emmett ever since he left. /,
lis family are still at Geronimo, ,
tut will join Mr.. Webb in a short
ime. He says that state has ex-
the coolest winter in its /
history, the mercury staying close {
o zero for several weeks.
Mrs. ]. l. HIT, who has been
isiting at her old home in Mis-
ouri for a couple OF months, left
esterday for Emmett. She will
top off at Grand Is and, Neb., to
isit her son Houston, who is at v
ending school there. Houston e
rites to his father that Payette b
alley apples ale retailing at two n
Dr. a nickel in the Grand Island O
.ores, and that since it has beaome il
nown he is the son of a Payette il
alley fruit grower, he is pointed &c
) very fortunate young man and
5 the son of bloated plutocrat :,
nd millionaire-and j. l. has -
zen all puffed up ever since he y
,ceived that letter. p
The famous Leroy Girls viii ap b.
ear in their sensational dance, pl
The Texas Tommy at Pleasure k
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