The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-01-30
EMMETT NEWS

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Rock Springs Peacock coal, lump
and nut, at Cronk's.
Everybody likes our Matchless
coffee. John and MCGOWAN Mercan-
tile Co.
Mrs. Ella Bradford, formerly Miss
Russell, YVES in town Tuesday from
her homestead south o. Falk.
DR.. B. o. Clark and family spent
Sunday very pleasantly at the home
of j. T. Sanders, on the bench.
Jack Young was down from his
Squaw creek ranch on Monday.
While in town he was the guest at
the w. w Woody home.
who have been visiting the latter's
sister, Mrs. w. H. Appel, for two
weeks, departed Monday for their
home at Tama, Iowa.
The Modern Brotherho God of Amer
lea installed officers w. T. Crouch,
president, Mart Clopton, secretary,
and Estella Hall, treasurer, at their
regular meeting Tuesday night.
Having opened a repair shop in
the old Russell tin-shop building, l
am prepared to do any and all
kinds of repair work, tin-work and |
machine work. Art Wells, Proprie-
tor.
Our line of heating and cook
stoves and ranges is still complete
and we can make good prices to
clean up our stock. Call and see
them. Hawkins Hardware.
Mrs. John Wheeler knows the
failing of The Index family for
sauer kraut, and remembered them
with a pailful. That good housewi. e
skill in preparing that toothsOme
relish has no superior.
Mrs. H. P. Hansen, who is living
on the Marvin fruit farm on the
tenth, fell On the ice at her home
Saturday and sustained a broken
elbow joint, one of the most SER
ious fractures known in surgery.
The devotional and Bible teach
ers meeting, Church of Christ, was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Deloss Knox last Wednesday. Otto
Wilhelm took a load of people out
with his big team. There was
good attendance.
Lent will begin early this yea,
on February u. However, as a
natural consequence, Easter will
come early, too. on March %, the
earliest it ever occurred, except
in 1918 when Ester fell on March
p.
Lou Gorton, the merchant and
rancher of Crawford, was the guest
over Monday of his son Harold at ,
the home of A. Bird. He was on
his way home from Boise, where
he had been boosting for the crea-
ton of Valley county.
Harold Gorton and Howard Ste ,
ward, who have been recommended !
for appointment to the naval aca- :
denny at Annapolis, Nd, will
report at Boise in April
to take the required examination.
Mr. Gorton will go to Boise next
week to be tutored for the exam. !
Mrs. 1. L. Burton was given T
happy surprise Tuesday by the un- t
expected arrival of her brother and I
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Ban 4
lister, of Waterloo, Iowa, who are O
on their way home from the coast.
Brother and sister had not seen
each other for Sc years.
Blaine Akarat, a young man Is f
years of age, living south of Fruit 4
land, met with a serious accident d
Tuesday, while out hunting at ii
Whitley bottom. He and his bro he
have been hunting and trapping dur
ng the winter and he had gone :,
here for that purpose. He was '
on the ice when he slipped :,
and fell, discharging the shot gun
n such manner as to make
7ery bad flesh wound in the small :,
If the back.
H. d. Carmichael, deputy sheriff
vas in Payette Tuesday on bus
less connected with the sheriff S
,ffice. From Payette he went to :,
New Plymouth and back to Cald- =
veil on Wednesday morning. Mr..
is a pleasant gentleman
o meet and has the appearance of :,
man that will make good in any
hing he undertakes His home is
n Emmett and everyone knows
hat a great many good things come W
rom our sister Peach City up the W
alley.-Payette Enterprise. te
George Pons, son of DR.. Pons of F.
,oise, received a broken leg, an W
INJURED spine and was otherwise W
ruised up in a peculiar accident pl
aturday night at the minstrel per- eS
given by the band boys in F,
'ons, who is attending hool there,