The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-08-28
See us for coal. j. H. cronk.

See US for coal. j. H. Cronk.
Ground, bone and oyster shell at
Reilly's.
Try our canned dill pickles. John
& MCGOWAN.
Mason jar rings sold by B. B. Davis
are guaranteed the best quality.
Everything in tinware and granite
at reduced prices at John & McGo-
vans.
Our line of Hills Bros. coffee is al
ways good Once used, always used.
John & MCGOWAN.
Davy DeClark, who has been spend
ing month at Smiths Ferry, returned
home Saturday.
DR.. Prestel,, the veterinarian, has
moved to this city from Payette and
is occupying the Gilbride flats.
Rev. C. L. Bent left Monday for La
Grande, Ore, to attend the annual
meeting of the district conference.
When you buy wagon, buy one
that will last lifetime. That's the
kind of wagon the Weber is.
Hawkins, hardware.
Blaine Gilkerson has resigned his
position as clerk in E. M. Reilly's store
end has gone to Malheur City to look
up business location.
Don't think that piles can't be cur
ed. Thousands of obstinate cases
have been cured by Doan's Ointment
so cents at any drug store.
Hugh Eggleston and son Tommy
left Sunday for fishing trip whence
or whether they knew not when they
departed.
M. E. Curtis and family returned
Monday from most enjoyable vaca-
ton in the mountains. They report
trout plentiful and huckleberries
abundant.
Mrs. Harry Hersh, Mrs. Lester
Nichols and Miss Bessie Graham re-
turned Friday from an enjoyable out
ing at the John Renwick ranch in
High Valley.
Henry Paige went to Ontario this
morning to be at the bedside of his
mother, who is in a serious condition
from paralytic stroke. She is SO
years of age.
Howard Steward arrived Monday
from an outing in the upper country.
He was at Blue lakes and while there
5ook some fine views of that beautiful
body of water.
T. B. Hargus had displayed IN his
window this week a large photograph
If the Salt Lake police force. Our
Cliff Patton looms up in it like light
house in a fog.
Another of the Chambers family ar
lived Saturday and they are having a
most enjoyable reunion. The late ar
'ivel is Vern Chambers, a business
nan of York, Neb.
For style, comfort and durability,
he Henney buggies and carriages
ave no superior. Inspect the fine
inc in our warehouse before you buy.
hawkins, cheapest hardware store in
daho. ,
Jack O'Quinn, who is forest ranger
nth headquarters at Garden Valley,
eturned Saturday to his post after
ew days visit at home. He was ac-
by his wife, who will spend
couple of weeks with him.
Grandma Rose left Monday for To-
"a and other eastern points, where
he will visit for several months.
Irs. Jennie Henderson and children :
ccompanied her to Dexter, where
1ey will make their home.
Lou Burton on Monday brought q
own Mrs. Burton and the children :
rom Dry Buck, where they have been r
amped for two months. Lot return >
] the next day to his work at Pugh's
ill, but the family will remain here.
w. E. Littrell of Green Springs,
hio, has been visiting his aunt. Mrs. :
dam Steinbower He is accompan- Z
d by Mr.. w. H. Hazlett, of the same 8
'wn, and they are making tour of ;,
lie northwest. They will engage in l
lsiness at Burley. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Broom of Ha- Il
Kan, were in town from a
riday to Monday, visiting Mrs. Il
rooms brother, H. w. Hollar They II
e on their way to Spokane, wh'' e n
r. Broom will take the principalship o.
the manual training work of the o,
ty schools. W
Mrs. Ralph Womack was taken to Ia
Use Monday suffering from a severe W
ack of appendicitis. An operation
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