The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-01-22
EMMETT NEWS

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Bob Baker was over from Boise the
first of the week, visiting friends.
John Renwick Of Midvale arrived
in town this morning to visit friends.
Mrs. Lew Gold Of Rexburg is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Freeman.
Dick PeIIisser Of Horseshoe Bend
spent Sunday in this city as the
guest Of friends.
Flour, feed, hay grain and coal at
the Emmett Fruit Association.
Promptly delivered.
The Neuaneen Sewing Club will
meet tonight with Miss Delilah New
hey at her home on Second street
Superintendent Geo. d. Knipe and
family moved into the Billiard res
idence on Main street Monday
The usual Christian Endeavor meet
ing will be held at the Christian
church Sunday evening at $50.
Miss June DeClark, one Of the very
efficient clerks Of the Golden Rule
store, is enjoying months yaca-
ton.
Mrs. N. f. Harris of Caldwell, for
mer owner Of the Vogue Millinery in
this city, is in town visiting Mrs. II. D.
Buys.
Miss Lottie Zimmerman has re-
sumed her position at the Golden
Rule store after a three-weeks' va
cation.
Mrs. james Little has been in town
from the ranch for several days Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
T. Basye.
The Priscilla Aid society will hold
its monthly tea on January 81 at the y
home Of Mrs. Langroise. Everyone is /"
invited. f"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Vickers are pack
ing up their household goods and will v
move to their ranch near TanWyck p
IN a few days. =
Miss Maud Campbell returned Sat =,
friday to Boise, after spending some &c
lime here assisting to take care of 1t
Ter mother, who has been sick, n
Tom Nelson of Boise who has
fought out the interests of the Blake ~
'rothers in the Cash Bazaar stores, is !"
n town TO assist Frank Feuling in -
utting on big closing out sale. "
Built of the very best material by
experienced workmen, the Weber ca
wagons will last lifetime on any eli
ind OF work. They are the best on ai'
he market a. A. Hawkins, sole re-
ealer In Emmett.
J. s. Robinson was called home tn
unday from the ditch camp on ac- ha
punt of the illness of his wife, who lin
as been confined to her bed for two Hs
eeks with stomach and heart trou- Id
10.
Anthony Peterson's blacksmith we
little red shop on Main Wis
reet--is the place to go for horse we
loeing, machine work and wagon re- err
airing. Mr.. Peterson guarantees his Wi
DIRK to be first class in every re-
'ect. oe,
W. W. Wilton left Monday for Good or
& to dispose of some land owned ad,
intly by him and Dir. b. 0. Clark. boi
. was accompanied as far as Boise bri
Mrs. Wilton and daughter Letha, ]
10 were guests of relatives and of
ENDS in the capital city. on
Col. A. j. Walsh was bad Ida
done up with rheumatism and sent cor
lv tbi2g that pp,,I is wiz mr,eI was .n' has
tier Of Pontiac Mo was down ON of
! back with kidney and bladder sew
'uble and Foley kidney pills made [,
n well and able to work Ii is a
endid medicine and always helps. En-
st try it. b. B. Davis. fou
Mr., and Mrs Fred Rutledge of the
ddeton visited at the home of w. fitt
McCuan Saturday and Sunday; also lari
arlie Hall of VanWyck. Mr.. Hall jon
lie here bought new hay press viii
1 shipped il TO his home, where he
poets TO bale about 125 tons Of hay yer
ieh has been sold to Portland ing
n. viii
z. A. Sells Of Horseshoe Bend ar wot
ed here Sunday and left for home get
esday afternoon To the World stat
expressed confidence in better the
les ahead for Horseshoe Bend. It ides
not certain now, as has been re- vid'
ted, that Plaza, six miles above lati
lmett, will get the big sawmill to is i
put up on the Payette river by the tent
yerhauser syndicate The Bends way
noes for getting the mill are very outs
ID now. Mr.. Sells said the Penn the
sania men who hold an option ON lily |