The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-03-25

Mrs. Bowers of Boise is visitor
at the Harry Titus home.
Mrs. E. C. Keith of Payette is visit
ing her son Walter this week.
Miss Ruth Peterson left this week
for Portland for visit with friends.
The Presbyterian Aid society will
meet April l with Mrs. w. D. Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bilderback
went to Boise today to attend the
Shriners carnival
w. D. Mcfarland is this spring seed
ing 81 acres of new land to alfalfa,
timothy and clover.
Louis Seetenburg has been a very
sick young man for week past. He
is suffering from mumps.
Howard Steward returned Tuesday
from trip to the Jesse Demasters'
stock ranch on Upper Squaw creek.
The Master Key is the next big
serial to be shown at the Electric
beginning Wednesday, March oath.
o. C. Coonrod and Delos Knox, who
are shearing sheep near Vale, Ore,
spent Sunday with their families.
Hollyhock flour makes good bread
and is the favorite whenever used.
Try sack. Fruit Growers Associa-
ton.
Mrs. Alice Hale arrived Tuesday
from Portland to visit her cousins,
Mrs. Langroise and the Riggs broth
ers.
Rev. Oliver Hover, pastor of the
Christian church, is moving his fam
lily from Payette and will become a
resident of this city.
The great serial story The Master
Key, with Robert Leonard and Ella
Hall in the leading roles, at the Elec-
trio every Wednesday.
The next meeting of the Crescent
Club will be held at the home of Mrs
Julia Shinn, assisted by Mrs. Jack
Shinn Friday, March &c.
Dan Woody of the forest service,
who has been stationed at Mccall
during the winter, has moved back
to his summer quarters at Warren.
Rev.. C. L. Walker accepted an in
vitation to preach at Arrow Rock
Sunday and DIR. Gillian filled the
Methodist pulpit here both morning
and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goodwin of Port
land, the latter a daughter of Mrs
Eva Glass, after visit with relatives
here, continued their journey Monday
to Baltimore, where they will locate.
John Lambie, who has been assist
ing the VanDeusens with their lamb
ing, went to his home at Thunder
City Tuesday for few days visit.
He will return Saturday to stay un-
til Landing is over.
Evangelist Charles E. Mitchell of
Idaho, will hold gospel
service upon the street near the City
Hall at $3.50 p. m. on Saturday. All
are cordially invited. Come out and
hear the real old time gospel.
The MCGOWAN Brothers store has
ordered glass case for keeping fresh
and it will be installed in |
their place of business. The case will
contain fountain which will send out
a continuous spray of city water.
Henry Cutler accompanied w. B.
Banks to the ranch Friday and will
Try his hand at ranching. That sec
ton is becoming favorite for rail-
road men. One of the conductors on
he Idaho Northern owns big ranch
which he is stocking with pedigreed
His wife is boss of the
.anch.
James Little, brother of Andrew
Little, was operated upon Tuesday by
he Mayo Brothers, celebrated sur
yeons at Rochester, Mimi, for stom-
ach trouble. He was accompanied by
Dr.. Jack Springer of Boise. A tele-
yram received yesterday stated he
vas found to be in serious condition,
lis stomach being affected by num-
oer of ulcers. The operation was per-
ormed and was successful. The tele-
ram stated that the patient was do
ny as well as could be expected, but
hat it would be several days before
he danger line would be crossed.
All kinds of grass seed at the En- 1
nett Feed Mills.
Fancy winter apples for sale at
he Fruit Growers Association.