The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-05

Albert Bird was business visitor
in Boise last week.
Save your calves with Blacklcg
vaccine at 10 cents per head. Sold by
B. B. Davis.
First class potatoes $1.00 per hun
bred pounds at the Emmett Fruit
Growers Association.
st. Marys Guild will meet with Mrs.
c. P. Bilderback on Thursday, No
vember IL, at 2:30 p. m.
Mrs. Lou Obermyer returned last
night from a visit of several weeks
with her parents in Chicago.
The biggest bargain we have ever
offered our subscribers is The Index
and three magazines, all one year, for
only $3.50.
Henry, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bad
ley of Sweet was operated on for
appendicitis at Mrs. Hewittson's hos
pital Thursday.
Matches have become so scarce in
France, according to correspondent
that it is now possible to trade 20 box
es for horse.
Vern Glaze orders The Index sent
to him at Boise instead of John Day,
Ore, where he and his mother have
lived for some time.
Miss Louise Monroe, who is at
tending normal school in Pasadena,
has 1000 fellow students, only II Of
whom are of the male sex.
Road Commissioner Roy Sanders
has been doing some very effective
work on the lower mesa road via the
Shane, Stimson and Sutton ranches.
C. ]. Billiard has bought an OIlsnIo-
bile car. He and his wife and son
Charles, Jr., drove over from Boise in
it Monday and remained over to vote.
Miss D. E. Merrill, general manager
of the Idaho Orchards Co., leaves this
week for her old home at Lock Haven,
Pa, where she will remain until
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Sawyer of No
tus were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. D. Knipe several days
last week. They are old Oklahoma
friends.
Mrs. and Mrs. S. ]. Rees enjoved a
visit for several days last week from
Mr.. Rees' mother and brother Clar-
ence of Ontario and brother Dave of
Eureka, Calf. They returned to On
tario Friday.
The Catholic sisters in China now
number more than 1886, with 5000
and are making remark
able progress. In China today there
are about 100000 Catholics under
1450 missionaries, 700 of whom are
native priests.
George ]. Shook, the photographer
from New Plymouth, who has leased
the former Whelchel building and will
open a studio here, arrived yesterday
and is busy getting the rooms in
shape for business. He expects to
open in about 10 days.
Przemysl is the most mispro-
nounced word in the European war
news, or perhaps it should be stated
it is the hardest to pronounce as few
tackle it. The Austrian embassy at
says it should be pro-
nounced "S-h-i-m-e-a-s-e-l."
Charles P. Hartley and his son
Charles, "Duckie" Hughes and Tom
Hance came in Monday from the
Gray Eagle mine in Owyhee county
where they have been working for
several weeks. Soon after leaving
Silver City Friday the auto broke
down and had to be hauled out by
team.
James Dechambeau arrived Mon
day from his ranch at Yale to spend
a week looking after business matters
here. He was accompanied home by
Bud Bigelow, who has been visiting
at the Dechambeau ranch for several
weeks. Mr.. Dechambeau will go to-
Garden Valley to visit his mother and
sisters before returning home.
IL. Lee of Dallas, Tex, enjoys the
distinction of being one of the biggest
men in the world. He is "a years old,
weighs 628 pounds and has a waist
measure of little more than "a inch
es. He declares that he has never
had a days sickness in his life. His
time is divided between the show bust
ess and a hourishing ranch near Dali
las which he has obtained with money
earned by exhibiting his enormous
bulk.
Mr.. Cox, who left Emmett the lat
ter part of September to go where his
partner has been developing their