The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-11-18
The great Majestic, the range Of
quality, at Reilly's.

S. B. Leisy and family of Sweet
were Emmett shoppers Friday.
Free-With every cabinet sitting we
will give free one 8x10 enlargement
Electric Studio.
We have nice lot kippered salmon
Try some of it; you'll like it. Ready
to serve. Cash Grocery.
Dave Martin has seeded 125 acres
of his butte ranch to wheat, which is
now three inches high and fine stand
Go to Haley & Miles drug store for
your blackleg vaccine, only 10 cents
q dose. Always fresh. Ask for a
book.
L. A. Trowbridge of Chicago was in
town several days this week and was
bidder for the Emmett Improvement
district bonds.
Mrs. Jas. Dechambeau and children
of Yale are visiting former neighbors
south of town, and are guests of Mrs.
VIM. McCrossin.
Ernest Bladen, after a two weeks
vacation spent on his Willow creek
ranch, resumed his work as carrier on
route yesterday.
For earache, toothache, pains,
burns, scalds, sore throat, try DR..
Thomas Eclectic Oil, splendid rene
dy for emergencies.
Miss Genevieve Edwards of Cedar
Falls, Iowa, has been employed as
teacher in the city schools and will
commence work Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Russell returned
Tuesday to their home near Gooding.
They were accompanied as far as
Boise by Miss Maggie Russell.
E. o. Mech went to Nampa today
in his car to meet Mrs. Mech, who is
returning from a visit to Eastern
points, and will bring her home to-
night.
Mrs. Edith Moon and daughter
Naomie of Narrows, Ore, returned
to their home Saturday after two
weeks visit with Mrs. H. W. Titus
and Mrs. James Little.
Yves Talley of Montour was in
town Saturday on his way home from
Ogden, where he has been taking
medical treatment for stomach trou-
BILE the last three months. His health
is greatly improved.
On November 10 Miss Theodosia
Phillips of Portland entertained at
dinner Clinton Titus, Rene Jackson
and Paul Gary. Rene is attending
school at Salem and he has Joined the
Glee Club there. The friends of Mrs.
Phillips will be pleased to learn that
she is greatly improved in health.
Dentists urge the public to come to
them regularly and at frequent inter
walls because it is best for the patients.
and not because, as some people
think, it will put more money in the
dentists pockets. The facts are that
patients not only receive the great
est benefits from following this course
but will also save themselves money
as well.
Company NJ had its first drill Tues
day evening and the full strength of
the company was out. Sergeant Bowl
ing of Boise was present to give in
The armory has been fitted
up with individual lockers and each
will be held responsible for
the condition of his uniform and
equipment.
Mrs. A. B. Ogden, sister of B. B. /
Davis, of Williamsburg, Iowa, Mr..
and Mrs. R. D. Ogden of Seattle and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carmichael of
Caldwell were guests of the B. B. |
Davis home Sunday. Mrs. and Mrs.
Harry Carmichael expect to move back
o Emmett in about a month, which |
will be good news to their friends
lere.
National defense founded upon
UGH system as the administrations
proposed continental army, offers the
My possible avenue of escape from
military service for all
itizens and its attendant evils, As
istant Secretary Breckenridge, of the
var department, declared, adj
ressing the annual convention of the
National Guard association in San
francisco.
Detailed reports of the French
mash in Champagne give one bet
er notion of the horrors of war than
) CLEANED from the simple statistics
official reports. Gettysburg looms
irge in this nations history of hos
llities; colossal conflict which
marked the flood tide of the con-
ederacy, and the beginning of the