The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-10-01


Miss Edith Gaylord has gone 70
Pocatello to take business cOhese
course.
Congressman get s22 day. Some
of them may be worth it, but we nave
our doubts.
Rev. and Mrs. c. L. Bent departed
Monday for their new field OF LABOR
at Twin Falls.
Flour, feed, hay grain and coal at
the Emmett Fruit Associa 'ioh'
Promptly delivered.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aiu %
cietv will serve dinner election day'
Place will be announced later
Bert Sherard went to the Jerusalem
country yesterday to visit MS sis'ei
and look after business matters.
Mrs. ]. R. Hunter and baby left last .,t
week for Chicago, where they WIN
spend several months visiting reia-
tives and friends.
Sewing machine supplies Of all
kinds, including needles, oil, belts, etc.
at w. ]. Eastons. We can supply any
new part for any sewing machine
made.
]. J. Love, son Charlie, nephew,
H. S. Love, DR.. Rose and W. +. Reed
left Tuesday for Knox to huhI
deer. They expect to be absent Two
or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack O'Quinn returned
last week from Mr. O'Quinn's forest
station. They will spend the winter
on their homestead north west oil
town.
Imagine two vast armies fighting
each other on long line extending
from Pocatello to Weiser, and you
have a good idea of the gigantic pat
tie now being waged in France
A runaway team was pluekily stop
ned by Mrs. W. E. Payne Saturday
afternoon. The horses broke loose
from the hitching post at ODD
Fellows hall and started off lively
rate.
A party composed of E. L. Hover
son, Herb. Haylor and Leslie Mills,
left Sunday for Knox by wagon. From
there they will pack into Thunder
Mountain and spend three weeks
hunting big game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boseman of
Boise came over Friday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. E. o. Mech. On Saturday
the two gentlemen went to Ola in the
Boseman auto for a chicken hunt.
They returned Sunday with well filed
bags.
Miss Maggie Murray and Mrs. J..
L. Steward returned Monday from
visit with friends at Placerville.
Mrs. Ida Bliss is now handling the
mail on rural route while the re-
gular carrier, E. S. Bladen, is taking
lay off.
Your horses will be shod right at
Peterson's blacksmith shop. All kinds
of machine work, both light and hea-
w, promptly and satisfactorily hand
led. Wagon repairing neatly done.
Shop at foot of Main street. Sam Nc
MILAN, proprietor.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Basye and son
Will returned home Saturday from a
six weeks vacation spent at tie Boise
King mine on the upper Boise river.
They report a fine tine. Tn nights
were cold UP there. On September II
ice formed on creek thick enough to
bear up a team and wagon.
Rev. Kenneth Houlder, who has
been the rector of Grace Episcopal
church in Boise for the past eight
months, is to be transferred to an
other field in the southern part of the
state. There are six vacancies in this
field and Rev. Houlder will be assign
ed by the bishop to fill one of these,
and will leave on Thursday for the
new work.
Ned Newly arrived Tuesday from
Livingstone, Mont. to visit his aunt
and cousin, Mrs. Newly and Miss
Delilah Newly. Mr.. Newly was
resident of Emmett in the early days,
leaving here about Il years ago.
When he was here he was noted as
one of the most expert buckaroos in
this section and frequently gave ex-
hibitions of his horsemanship. He ex-
poets to spend the winter here.
! The great serial story lucille
Love" at the Electric theater every
Tuesday night.