The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-05-15

| rlour, germetta, granam ana corn
meal at Cronk's.
Will Hoppock's family cow died orc
day last week.
An ounce of silence is worth ton
of senseless talk.
E. 3. Preble has as visitor ]. NJ.
Rhinewald of Chicago.
Sewing machines for sale or rent
at Easton's the reliable jeweler.
Use Lees Lice Killer and have
chickens free from mites at Cash
Grocery.
Every time the temperance ques-
ton comes up politicians rush for the
fence.
S. o. Zachman returned Friday from
successful trip in the interest of
his package sealing machine.
The Miller sale Monday was large
ly attended and good prices prevail
ed, especially for stock.
Mrs. R. F. Cooke and Mrs. l..
Wolfe went to Nampa yesterday to
spend day visiting Mrs. T. G. Ma
gruder.
Mrs. S. E. Meyer has gone to the
VanDeusen ranch to assist in the
culinary department during the sheep
shearing seanson.
Rev. S. j. Jennings was over from
Nampa Tuesday, visiting his many
friends here. He was the guest at
the home of Fred ]. Bliss.
Charles S. Houlder is the first ir
the market with lettuce, and he has
a superior article. Mr.. Houlder is
an enthusiastic gardener and gets
good results.
A fishing party, composed of G. E.
Twillegar and family and Lee Stein
bach and family of Freezeout Gulch,
were campers on the river Sunday and
report good time.
~ suffered habitually from consti-
patton. Doan's Regulets relieved and
strengthened the bowels, SO that they
have been regular ever since. "A. E.
Davis, grocer, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Wilbur, who has
been coking in one of the Canyon
canal camps, returned to town the
first of the week and are visiting the
latter's mother, Mrs. o. N. Calender.
The world owes every man living
and will pay it, but the world is too
busy to run all over the country hunt
ing up fellows to pay who are too
blamed lazy to walk up and collect
what is coming to them.
Mrs. Walter Mcfarland and Miss
Mabel Mcfarland of the Falk neigh
borhod will leave Monday for New
York state, where the former wi ! VS.
it relatives and the latter will 90 to
Switzerland to remain several months
George Coulson left today for Cas-
cade, Mont. He was called there by
the critical illness of his brother,
who is very low with blood poison
ing. His brothers wife died a week
ago from blood poisoning, which
seems to be an epidemic in that sec
lion and has baffled the skill of the
physicians.
The Neuaneen Club were the guests
afternoon of Mrs. Robert
dolbrook at picnic in the woods
rear her home in D. & C. addition. A
O'Clock picnic dinner was served
ind all present spent delightful af-
ernoon.
Mrs. NJ G. Brennan and daughter,
eft Tuesday for Delamar for a Wis
t of a few days, after which they will
70 to Butte, Mont, to join Mr.. Bren-
ian, who is now located there. They
cave Emmett with regret.
H. T. Maynard and sister Kate re-
urned Monday from Boise, where
hey were called by the serious illness
f their father, John w. Maynard,
Who is 80 years old and one of the
'ioneers of the state. Mrs. Maynard
nd Mrs Ruth Hunt remained in Boise
A. G. Pollard, the faithful mail car
Ter on rural route No. 1, is taking
is annual vacation of Is days and
ym. Findley is taking his place. Mr.. I
'ollard is resting by doing lot of {
eeded work on his home place.
c. G. Lewis, for number of years
lperintendent of the Farmers Co.
perative canal, is now located at G
ents, Ore. In renewing his sub
,ription to this paper he writes: 81 t
link a great deal of The Index and i
1joy reading its newsy columns" |
We carry very complete line of
aseball supplies, bats, gloves, balls, t
C., bought direct from the well c
nown sporting goods house of n
padding Bros. Call and see them.
awkins, the lowest priced hardware ;.
ore in Idaho. Y
W. L. Mason, the druggist has S
,ceived a letter from his former
,ighbors in West Virginia, inform S
e him that that section is expert "
icing an oil excitement. Many new h
ellis are coming in and great ex-
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