The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-12-31
EMMETT NEWS

yesterday.
]. J. Quinn was in town from the
Bend this week.
Mrs. A. Criuckshank is in towr
from Montour, this week.
FOR SALE-Butter wrappers, neatly
printed, at Index Office.
Mrs. Stuart M. Hunter has beer
i'll the past week, bus Is improved.
v. T. Craig and attorney j. P. Reec
were business visitors in Caldwell
yesterday.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid viii
meet with Mrs. H. T. Davis, Thursday
January z.
C. B. Fisher was a passenger fol-
Baker City, Monday, where he will
visit relatives.
Clarence Russell and wife of Fruit
land have moved to Emmett. Both
are musicians.
A. Wilkes this week sold 40 acres
of land at Bramwell to E. B. DeClark.
Consideration $4,000.
Colonel Jim Barnard ieIt today for
Round valley to look after matters
at his big stock ranch.
Walter Mann, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis a few days
ago, is improving rapidly.
Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DR.. Thomas
Eclectic Oil for such emergencies. Two
sizes rs and SOC at all stores.
Harry S. Mix, of Portland, is bust
ness visitor in Emmett this week. Mr..
Mix is one of the owners of the Seven
Devils mine.
Miss Mary Quillan teacher IN
the high school at Weiser, school
friends of Mrs. Stuart M. Hunter, is
visiting her.
Mrs. Elsie Strong Kenkel of New
Plymouth is now employed as pianist
at the Electric theater. She is very
efficient musician.
Mrs. Ed Stanley fell down the
stairs at her home Tuesday, but for
tunately sustained no injuries aside
from slight bruises.
Hot tamales, fresh and juicy, Will
be served at each Wednesday and
Saturday night dance at Pleasure
Club hall by Clinton Titus.
Jack Whalen, the popular condus-
tor on the P. V. railroad, and Miss
lone Ainey of Payette were united
in marriage Christmas week.
keystone lump coal $500 per ton
at car, or $3.50 delivered. Keystone
nut $5.25 per ton at car or S5.75 de-
livered. Hance & Obermyer, Phone
42w or 97-n1
Keystone lump coal $500 per ton
at car, or $3.50 delivered. Keystone
nut $5.25 per ton at car or S5.fo de-
livered. Hance & Obermyer, Phone
42w or 97-n1
Merton Cook and wife this week
moved from rooms in the Francis
Moore residence to the Walter Laid
low house next door to the photograph
gallery.
keystone lump coal $500 per ton
at car, or $3.50 delivered. Keystone
nut $5.25 per ton at car or 500 de-
livered. Hance & Obermyer, Phone
42w or 977n1
Arnold Sprague arrived few days
ago from Kentucky to visit his uncle
E. B. Preble. He likes the Emmett
country so well that he has decided to
stay permanently.
Mrs. F. M. Hubbard of Montour
was the guest Monday of Mrs. 4. M
Reilly while on the return trip from
WeiSer, where she spent the hoiluoy
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ed H.
Coulter.
Gore, Ca, P. A. Morgan had coca
sion recently to use liver medicine
and says of Foley Cathartic Tablets;
"They thoroughly cleansed my sys.
tenn and l felt like new man-Ight
and free. They are the best medicine
| have ever taken for constipation.
They keep the stomach sweet, hver
active, bowels regular" b. b. DAVIS
Considerable attention among
sportsmen and others was attracted
here Sunday, says the Glenns Ferry
Gazette, by the skin of half grown
black bear. exhibited by a workman
who stopped off while en- route from
the upper end of the Idaho Northern
where he had been engaged IN rail-
road construction work and where by
lucky chance he managed to nall the
natural owner of the skin with PICK
axe as his only weapon. The man was
working on grade which runs along
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