The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-02-27

JOHn ana McGOWdn mere 20.
Potatoes, IS cents per cwt at
John and MCGOWAN Mercantile Co.
Canyon canal paper taken same
as cash at r. B. Wilson's nursery.
Charlie Bays is over from Eagle
for few days, looking after bIsi-
ness matters.
More new dress goods have ar
rived. Call and see them al John
and MCGOWAN Nero. Co.
E. l.. Goul arrived Tu SHAY from
his home at Seaside, Ore, 20
visit his brother Henry for a few
days.
We handle both the Rock Springs
and Hiawatha coal.True WEIGHT and
clean coal. Emmett Fruit Asso ia
ton.
We have some children's shoes
we are going TO Close out as we
do not wish to carry any moe in
stock. Will have a special sale
on them Satur day, March 1st. The
Fair.
DIR. A. F. Isham has been very
sick with pneumonia at his home
in Caldwell. For several days
last week his condition was alarm
ing, but late reports sta e that he
is improving.
Rev j. H. Parton, D. D., syno-
diCal superinteI dent of Home mis-
sions for the Presbyterian church ir
Idaho was in this city Wednesday
on business connected with the To-
cal Presbyterian church.
Cort Pyle returned home Tues
day from Boise, where he had
been visiting relatives and friends
for several days. Mr.. Pyle max
ing a steady improvement in hsal.hI
ard will soon be ready to so back
to work.
Are you looking for good cream
separator at a reasonable price?
We carry two kinds, the Simmons
and the Dairy Maid, both first class
machines, and it will pay you
to investigate their merits before
buying. Hawkins, Hardware.
Abe Miller returned last Thurs
day from trip through Oe on.
He stopped of It Spring field to
visit j. E. Farrell and family, for
mer Emmett residents, and found
them we'll, prosperous and ppy.
They are located on a farm near
Springfield.
The Mountain States Telephone
& Telegraph company has re; emily
put second crew uIon the improv
ment work here in o. der that it i
may finish its work as speedily as
possible. Forty men are now at
work on the Emmett bench and on
the slope. They expect 10 COM
plete the work by March Is.
H. L. Fest, who has been as
sistirg the state univ ell sity in con-
Quoting farmers institute S and NOV
able schools in southern Idaho |
for several weeks, came home FIJI
day to visit his family. He LETT
for King Hill 10 resume
his work. Mr.. Fest is the lecturer
on hog raising ard oaiIyiEg, in
which he is reooe nized as an
Carl Dedman was no match for
John Hatfield in the VIZ. sitting
match held at Caldwell Friday
night. Hatfield took two out of
.hree falls. He secured the first
all in 23 minutes; the second was
aiken by Dedman in eight minutes,
Ind the third and final by Hatfield
n four minutes. The match was
characterized by the rough work OF
he principals the referee being com
'elled repeatedly to caution them.
Did you ever write to a mail or
Ter house and state that you were
. little cramped and would like
O buy a few goods en- credit? Did
ou ever write to the mail order
louise and ask them to contribute
dollar to assist a neighbor who
vas sick and in a destitute con-
iihtNh Diu JOu Sfti doh lut
rider house to attend the dinner !
.iven by the ladies of the Mission :
ny society to raise a little money
o paint the parsonage?
A reception was rendered to Mr.
nd Mrs. Nephi Yergenson at the {
.hurCh of Christ from to 10 :
clock last Tuesday night. The :
GLOWING program was rendered; $
'iano solo, Norma Langroise; re- {
itation, Cora Knox, piano duet,
mid and Aleta Greene; Tecit ation
in concert), Ruth and Ruby Twill t
ger; piano solo, Hazel Lang OILS
eading, Mrs. Re- mbo; so o, Mrs. @
-unther; Congratulatory rema ks, a
IT. Rose; present alton o. SOU @
enir spoon, w. E. Rambo; res p
onses, Mr.. and Mrs. Yergenson; b
inch and social hour. a
Mrs. j. l. Hit returned F iday
;om a visit of seve. al months I
, her old home at New Franklin, a
%. On Saturday evening she was
wen a most hearty welcome by II
lie ladies Of theCre scent I'm II
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