The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-26

- C. H. Martin is laid up with ar
incipient attack of blood poisoning ii
his legs
" First class potatoes $1.00 per hun
dred pounds at the Emmett Fruit
Growers Association.
Do you like singing and music? If
so, attend the Christy Minstrels at
the Electric December 3.
3 The Trey O'Hearts, Louis Joseph
vance's great serial story, at the
Electric every Wednesday.
w. A. Reed and family from Fruit
land are guests of E. E. Hampton and
C. H Martin, On the mesa, during the
The best grades Of coal at the Fruit
i Association. Our prices are reason
able. We deliver to your bin prompt
ly.
Monte Beers arrived yesterday from
Soda Springs to visit his relatives on
the bench. He may decide to locate
here.
The feed and coal business of J.
H. Cronk was on Monday taken over
by the Boise County Milling Co. of
Sweet.
J. H. Holbrook, the sage of the Ola
country, spent from Friday to Tues
day visiting his son Robert and fam
lily in town.
w. R. Hall and daughter Stacia
went to Boise last week, and Miss Sta
cha nrolled as a student in st.
Theresa seminary.
C. d. Lavey, advance agent for the
Tom Christy's All White Minstrels,
was here Monday advertising his
show for December 3.
Cecil Hunt, son of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
E. Hunt, former Emmett residents,
is in town from his home at Mont
pelier, visiting friends.
If you are behind with your sub (
scription to The Index better pay up {
now and get three big monthly maya 8
zines for one year. See our ad on |
page 6.
William Burkhard this week moved =
into his new home, the former Henry t
Kuckku place, on Second street, for 5
which he traded his Johns avenue f
r
E. X. Hayes, v. T. Craig, John u
Van Deusen and C. P. Bilderback went
to Boise Saturday evening to attend c
the dedicatory services of the Shriners a
h
II you have an errand to do or want u
dodgers distributed or any light work C
a boy can do after school hours or on A
Saturday, call up Joe began, at the G
Durham residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Buys returned a
his week from a summers absence Z
At John Day, Ore, where Mr.. Buys V
has been employed in a garage. They "
expect to spend the winter here. p,
, CT
The attention of builders is called 70
% the fact that we have carload of OF
Oregon fir vertical grain flooring and u
inishing lumber on the way and ex-
,ected to arrive in few days. John h,
I MCGOWAN. al
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Woody arrived TX
yesterday from Gooding on account of ~
he death of Mrs. Woody's father, A. ~
). Gilmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wv
Woody, the latter another daughter, ~
re expected today from La Center, -,
Wash. vi
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Ladies of the w. R. C. will give
atriotic ball in Odd Fellows hall on
he evening of December 8. Tickets "
0 cents, spectators 25c. Light re- vi
reshments will be served free. No
agging allowed. By Order of Com dis
littee. thu
Abe Miller, accompanied by his wife
nd daughter Mamie arrived Monday II
rom Thurston, Ore, and are visiting
,eir daughter Mrs. G. d. Amen. Mrs.
Iiller has been a severe sufferer
,om stomach trouble for several
lonths, and is in feeble health, but II
he stood the trip nicely.
Mrs. D. l.. Rhodes and baby came -
yer from Boise Tuesday to visit at ia
lie home of H. T. Davis. They were
by Miss Geraldyne Lar lin
yea, who has been with her sister for bu
70 weeks. They will be joined today w.
y Mr.. Rhodes and Miss Jean Lara En-
"a from Idaho City, and family re- =
MON will be held. ~
W. H. Gibberd, who spent the great pei
/. part of last week looking after pa,
lsiness matters in town, is an en- -,
believer in and booster of %
lie Emmett country. When he de- ~
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