The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-10-26

Whitman for Plumbing and Til
work.
Henry Russ returned home Satur.
day from trip to Chicago.
Household furnishings at the May
Second Hand Store. Prices right.
You need Gossard corset fol
health and comfort. Call for it al
the Brown Millinery.
DR.. W. II. Tukey was called to
Gooding on Monday in consultation
with physicians in difficult case.
Fifteen weeks of thrills in the great
railroad serial every Wednesday
night at the Electric Theatre.
Mrs. Augustine West of Kansas
City arrived Sunday and will make
her home with her son, c. A. West.
Mrs. Leroy Myers, writing from Ro-
chester, Ind, requests that The In
dex be sent to her at Salmon, Ida,
this week.
Ray Hartley, who owns the first
of the Woodman bungalows on Fourth
street, has moved into MS new home
with his family.
A SAVINGS ACCOUNT at the
Bank Of Emmett is a character build
er; it instills ideas of economy, it
teaches business methods.
The Bank of Emmett has added
savings department with the espec-
ial object of encouraging the young
folks 10 save their small change.
Home cured breakfast bacon and
home made lard at the Emmett Meat
Market. Superior to packing house
products. Patronize home industry.
Mrs. James Barry and two daugh-
tiers went TO Payette to visit relatives
and friends on Friday. Mr. Barry
went down Sunday and brought them
home that evening
William Little is convalescent. He
was taken TO the hospital Friday and
under the sllillful nursing OF Mrs.
Hewittson he has continued to i'm
prove. He was up town today.
Mrs. Oscar Ivy, Mrs. G. A. Warden,
Mrs. E. D. Campbell and Mrs. VIII
liam McCrossin went to Boise Mon
day evening TO attend the Enright
jubilee of the Royal Neighbors OF
America lodge.
Mrs. Clarence Russell, who was
called to Fruitland last week by the /
serious injury Of her brother, Frank
Taylor, caused by his motorcycle col
iding with a car, returned Monday.
The injured man is reported better.
Three potatoes that weigh a tri-
lie over four pounds are the contri-
,ution to The Index's window display
his week. They are OF the Melted
lem variety, as sound as a dollar
md as clean skinned as a healthy
IDAHO baby.
John c. Rice was born on a farm in
illinois; he took his degree at Corneli;
e is the leading attorney in Canyon
,ounty; he ranks among the best in
he State; he is fitted by training and
for the office of Jus !
ice of the Supreme Court.-Adv. I
Charles Blessenger, an Ola rancher,
-as in town yesterday to receive med
al treatment for an injured hand
-e was met here by mis- father, Alex
lessenger, a pioneer of the Boise
alley. The old gentleman is 50 years 9
age, but still quite vigorous 1
The session of the Rebekah state
was largely attended and y
lie officers elected by that grand :
'dy were: President, Mrs. Edna +
oss, Parma; vice president, Mrs. r
argaret Pomeroy, Pocatello; grand
arden, Mrs Lillian Lanktree, EN-
EFT; treasurer, Mrs. Bowlby, Rupert e
cretary, Mrs. Frances Crosson, 7
oise; representative TO the national
sbekah assembly, r. May Gilbert, c
arrison.
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.turday Evening Post and The S
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DR.. Percival Lowell, twenty-five A.
ars head of the Harvard Observa- =
v at Flagstaff, Ariz.. in an address
the University of California, an
lnced as his most recent deduction
m his study OF the planet Mars
It the so-called canals We're not
ter channels. He believes they are
Ups of vegetation under human
tivation and undoubtedly watered
artificial canals. In support of
5 decision Doctor Lowell said he
determined a smallest observable
L on Mars would be at least ten