The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-02-06
Ear corn, chop barley. wheat and

oats at Cronk's.
DR.. Alfred Skippen of Dry Buck
was in town Monday.
Guns and ammunition at the
Hawkins Hardware store.
Fountain pens, the reliable kind,
at the H. T. Davis drug store.
Flour of Idaho and Holly Hook a
the Emmett Fruit Growers As
ISOLATION.
Come and see us-we have gro
ceries. John and MCGOWAN Mer-
camille Co.
Hill Brothers bulk coftees 35c
and 40 c, at John and MCGOWAN
Nero. Co.
w. A. Marshall came up ON
Ontario yesterday to spend cou-
pie of days at home.
D. NJ. John left yesterday for a
business trip of several days to
Walla Walla, Wash.
We make speciality of builders
hardware. Latest designs in all
furnishings. Hawkins Hardware.
E. C. Rundstrom returned today
from his semi-annual buying tip
IN the East He is glad to get
back to good G. d Emmett.
Many n. our new spring ard sum-
mer dress goods, ginghams, calitoss
etc, have arrived and others are
coming. John and MCGOWAN Mere.
Co.
Geo Zimmerman and w. H. Hall
left Yesterday afternoon over
land for Idaho City, where they
have case before the probate
court.
The Index was in error last week
in Stain that Mrs. Harry Cowan wa
hostess at a dancing party She
simply chaperored number OF
ycung ladies and teachers.
Jonathan Moulton has been CIV
en- the contract TO build the new
glass porch on the east de OF
the E. C. Rundstrom bungalow. He
is already at work on the job.
Paul Parrish, who for several
weeks has been driving stage for
the Calender brothers from Smiths
Ferry to VanWyck, came home FIR =
day. He is driving en- this end
now.
A. L. Wicklard was in town Sat
urday to look after business mat
tiers. Mr.. Wickland has been en-
loyed at the swan Falls power
plant on Snake river. He returned
to his work on Sunday.
Mrs. C. P. Kar and son AVN
left Saturday for Ogden, where
she will visit her parents for two
or three months. Prof. Greene,
ais mother and brother have NOV
ed into the Kar cottage.
On Monday afternoon the Minis
terial Association of this city elect
ed the following officers for anothe
year: C. L. Bent, president; w. +.
Rambo, vice president; Kenneth
Houlder, treasurer; S. A. Parker,
secretary.
The devotional ard Rible teach
er's meeting, Church of CHI list,
was held last week at Otto With I'm
residence east of town. There was
a good attendance and interest. NJ :.
Claude Barnes took load of peo-
pie from town on his hay rack.
It is time to think about your
heating stove. If you want the
best, the most economical and the
most durable heater made, buy a
genuine Round Oak. Nothing bet
ter. Hawkins hardware.
Harry Titus this week turned out
of his carpenter shop two pieces
of furniture that he has right to
be proud of on account OF the ex-
celIenr work done and the finish
given the wood One is ward
robe and the other is kitchen cab
met. Both pieces are made of
natural wood, secured at the Nc
Nish sawmill.
rhe Ladies' Aid Society, Church
of Christ, spent a delightful a ter
aoon at the home CT Mrs. Bert Sher
ard last Thursday Mrs. Sherard
was assisted in entertaining by
Carrie Knox, Langroise
and Fenske. There was a very
large attendance, and the first num-
Ger of the reading course was
greatly enjoyed by all.
w. B. Baker the New Plymouth
was in town Tuesday,
eturning home from 30 Sc, where
he had been for several days for
medical treatment for an tack
IF appendicitis coupled with pto-
maine poisoning.
The police department receive a
letter yesterday from John Mat