The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-06-17
EMMETT NEWS.

Screen wire, all widths, at Reilly's
High Speed washing Machines, a
Reilly's.
House dresses and aprons at Nc
Gowan Bros.
Miss Alice Holverson and her guest
Miss Melchior, left yesterday for tn,
Panama exposition.
If you cannot get ANYTHING iXeC
ANY PLACE ELSE take it to Easton
the Reliable Jeweler.
Sherman Glenn, the Ola merchant
accompanied by his wife and children
were in town yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Shinn, who has spent
some time with her mother at Cam,
bridge, returned home last week.
Summer time is outing time. You
will want to tell your friends of the
fish you catch. Remnant sale of sta.
tionery at the ReXaIl Store.
Rev. Oliver Hover returned Mon,
day from Twin Falls, where he hao
been attending the state convention
of the Christian churches. He likes
Emmett better than ever since return
ing.
Colonel and Mrs. VIM. C. Hunter
arrived Saturday to visit at Frozen
Dog ranch. The returned to then
home in Kansas City Tuesday. The
colonel is very enthusiastic over Gem
county.
George Zimmerman's law offices
have been undergoing a course of
treatment from painters and kalso-
miners for two weeks and have
emerged very much improved in ap-
pearance.
Dave Lake had the misfortune to
lose a fine sorrel mare last night She
had been sick for two days with in
fiammation of the bowels. This is
the second horse Mr.. Lake has lost
this year.
Don Sanders, who has spent several
weeks with his mother while recover
ing from an operation for appended
tbs, returned to Pendleton, Ore, Mon
day, where he is employed in cloth
ing store.
ALT. c. Hunt returned to Boise
Tuesday, after spending 10 days look
ing after his property interests here.
He has spent the time in thoroughly
his residence property with
paint and paper.
The Index last week spoke of J.
w. Logan having new potatoes as
large as basebalIs. They are bigger,
as a generous sample disclosed. They
were grown on MIR. Logan's dry land
farm northwest of town and are very
fine.
Four new members were initiated
into the Rebekah lodge Tuesday even
ing. They were Misses Opal Crouch,
Martha Mech, Ethel Newman and
Edna Landers. After the initiatory
ice cream and cake were
served.
Rev. Strcrt III. Hunter left this
vesk for Pullman, Wa2il., to attend
he Presbyterian summer school for
minister's. The Presbyterian board
sends two ministers each year from
Idaho to this school. He will be ab-
;ent two weeks.
A farmer wrote to the editor of an
agricultural paper as follows: Il have
/ horse that has been afflicted for
he past year with periodical fits Of
dizziness. Please let me know what l
hould do with him, as he seems to
ret worse instead of better. l am
Ifraid he will be unfit for work if
is not done soon" In the
text issue this answer appeared:
When the nag is looking all right,
ell him to someone"
Owing to the war the 2-cent letter
ostage from the Uuited States to
Germany has been suspended, and a
cent stamp is now required on all
etters to that country. A 2-cent
lamp will carry letter to Germany
rhen the mail vessels go direct to
ierman ports, but as letters must
low go via other countries scent
lamp is necessary for each letter
weighing one ounce or less, and 8
ents for each additional ounce or
raction thereof.
Orchard supplies. Denney G. Co.
Wheat and oats wanted at the Fruit
association.
Remember this Royal Club coffee
lways sold for 45 cents a pound,
ow 40 cents at MCGOWAN Bros.