The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-04-02

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day for Portland.
Waterproof shoe oil, best on thu
market, at Burton's.
Miss Maude Myers spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting friends in Boise.
w. w. Wilton is nursing what hi
calls near felon on one of his fin
gers.
For the best farm implements al
the lowest price, go to Hawkins hard
ware.
Bert Dunnuck went to La Grande
Ore, yesterday to look up business
location.
Mrs. Walter Keith entertained al
an informal card party Wednesday
evening.
John V. Wheeler's condition, which
was considered serious last week, is
much improved.
Lee Tappan was over from Cald-
well the latter part of last week, Wis
iting his parents.
Rev. Jennings of Nampa was shak-
ing hands with his many Emmett
friends yesterday.
Sheriff Frank Breshears and Dep
uty Harry Carmichael were visitors in
Emmett Tuesday.
Flour, feed, hay grain and coal at
the Emmett Fruit Association.
Promptly delivered.
Deputy Game Warden Harader of
Payette was in town today distribut-
ing hunting and fishing licenses.
The Clinton-Hurtt people, who own
the Wayman orchard on the mesa,
have purchased a new power sprayer.
Agent for awnings, porch curtains,
canvas, drains, tile, well casing, irri-
cation and sewer thing. w. H. Hall.
Frank Beamguard, representing the
Ford automobile, was in town Monday
from Payette in the interest of his
car.
Night Marshal Thomas Larkin has
been a severe sufferer from neuralgia
for week past, but he has kept at
his post.
Superintendent Ike Womack turned
a small head of water into the Last
Chance ditch Monday. A full head
will soon be in.
]. F. Cronk has leased the Reynolds
and Martin 40-acre tracts near the
Big Four ranch on the mesa and will
plant it to corn.
Miss Florence OMAHA has resigned
her position as pianist at the Electric
theater and Miss Russell from Boise
will take her place.
The Misses Craig of Boise visited
at the home of their uncle Thompson
Craig and their cousin V. T. Craig the
after part of last week
John Carnage and Willie Langroise
vent to Nampa Friday and remained
Until Monday. They were delegates
o the Boys Conference.
The Hawkins hardware store has
eceived carload shipment of baro
wire and enough for every
'ody. Place your order now.
Miss Ogla Miller returned to her
ome at Caldwell last week, after
isit of several weeks with Miss Ethel
knox and Mrs. j. K Mcdowell.
Jess and Dick Mcconnell were in
own today to make final proof on
heir Anderson creek desert claims.
hey had as witnesses N. ]. Sheldon
nd James Wilson of Johnson creek.
Myron Myers of Horseshoe Bend
anne to town Saturday to be treated
Or a boil between two fingers on his
and A boil has knack of finding
lie most inconvenient on a persons F
ody to nest. e
Mrs. Ida Bliss today received let
n from Mrs. F. ]. Bliss, in which it
as stated that Mr.. Bliss had under
one an operation in Chicago, which d
was believed would give him relief.
e rallied from the operation nicely. r
Rev. Lathrop of the Emmett Bap- {
st church will preach at the Central {
hoolhouse on the mesa next Sunday h
ternoon at 2:30 Mr.. Lathrop con- n
mplates holding services at Central '
I'd Hanna schoolhouses on alternate
lndays.
We have a limited amount of mead
Y fescue or English blue grass for
lie. 1t is the earliest and most nu-
itious of all grasses and the roots
netrate from II to Is inches. 1t
axes good pasture or hay, either
cen or dry. Hawkins Hardware.
Mrs. Bismark Youtsler and Chill
en-, who have spent several months -
th her mother, Mrs. Ricketts,, at
,tha, returned to the ranch on r,
'ownlee Sundya. They were driven =
ere by Mr. Youtsler, who returned
onday to continue his work at the F.
wmill.
Pruning implements, all kinds and !,