The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-07-24
EMMETT NEWS

Everything in tinware and grant
at reduced prices at John & McGt
vans.
Walter Craig was the guest owe
Sunday at the home of his aunt, Mr.
J. s. Robinson.
Mrs. j. S. Robinson is sufferin
from an attack of pleurisy. She wen
a-swimming.
A 10-foot porch is being built alon,
the north and west sides of Ed Allen
residence in West Emmett by Berr,
& Campbell.
w. B. Baker, the Golden Rule stor,
manager at New Plymouth, was al
Emmett visitor yesterday
P. Monroe Smock, the silver
tongued orator of New Plymouth
was in town yesterday.
Miss Florence Jolley and her broth
er Lotus are visiting at the Andy
Nelson home this week.
Huston Hit, who has been attending
the Grand Island Bushes college in
Nebraska, will graduate next month
with honors. He has made an excel
lent record in that institution.
]. | Hit has received the sad news
of the death of his mother which oc-
Cured Friday at her home in Mexi-
co, Mo. She was S5 years of age.
Albert Burdge was thrown from
horse Tuesday and sustained a sprain-
ed ankle, which is quite painful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Nichols, Mrs.
Harry Hersh and Miss Hope Graham
eft yesterday for an, outing in High
valley.
Mrs. Charles Hanson and
laughter lola left Tuesday for Knox
or an outing in the big timber.
Perry Spratt came in this morning
rom Grand Junction, Colo, to look
fter his interests here.
Lauren Dean and bride arrived from
'alt Lake Sunday and are at home
With his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs
A reception was tender
d them at the Cartwright home Mon
ay, to which were invited many
riends of the young couple. The
vening was most delightfully."- spent,
lusical selections by Mr.. Fred
rown and Mr. Dean being promi-
ent features of the entertainment,
nd Mrs. Cartwright served an elabo-
ate dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean enter
pom married life under the most ia
orable auspices, and the best wishes
host of friends.
R. A. McCool is hauling lumber for /
new residence on his fruit farm on 7
e south slope. 1t will contain eight 9
'oms and will be pretty building. I
d Modin is the builder {
Mrs. H. S. Hopper is here from
to visit friends on the v
nth slope.
The ladies of the Baptist church
ere the guests last Thursday at the v
me of Mrs. G.. A. Warden on the
nth slope. They were royalty enter b
ined.
Guy Gilmore has gone to Long val :
Y to help his father with the ranch F
'rk and Mrs. Gilmore and family
IL follow him in few days. v
Mrs. Ella Bradford was in town
er Sunday from her homestead near
Tx to visit her mother, Mrs. Tom F
lssell.
Mr.. and Mrs Laurel Wells returned p
onday from a visit with rela tives e'
Ola. u
C. A. Chaplin and Carl Peterson =,
We been awarded sub-contract to y
int the Payette river bridge at this +.
ice.
J. L. Steward returned Monday
IN hog marketing trip to Portland =
G prices are now 9 cents.
Ross Mcpherson enjoyed a visit
t week from his mother and two
ters of Ontario. F,
dr. and Mrs. F. M. Hopkins. who
been visiting his brother-in-law, T.,
w. Reed, returned Monday to their
ne at Guthrie Center, Iowa. They ar
spent pleasant vacation at Vel da
stone Park previous to their COM X,
here =,
iarden plows and cultivators, hand
ders, hoes, rakes, etc, at Hawkins
rdware.