The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-08-17
Screen vic, all widtks at ReiIIy,s.

Screen wire, all widths at Reilly's
Mrs. Cartwright and Miss Vivian
Yeti joined the excursion to YELLOW
stone Park Sunday.
See the great railroad serial, "The
Girl and the Came" at the Electric
Theatre every Wednesday night.
Mrs. William J. Allen will leave the
latter part of this week for Caldwell
where they will make their home.
Breakfast bacon, home grown and
home cured, 20 cents a pound at
Steward & Burkhard's meat market
Glenn Campbell and Stanley Cath
cart left by auto Saturday for Union,
Ore, to visit formerly Of Emmett
folks.
Harry Mulligan, who has been work
ing in the timber at Big Bend for the
Boise-Payette Lumber Co., came home
yesterday.
The frame for Josef Helfert's new
residence on Third street is up and
the house will soon be ready for the
plasterers.
Miss Mae Sharpe, who recently
bought "a new automobile, started
Tuesday evening for a trip to the
upper country.
Messrs. Burton, Hardaker, McMl-
Ian, Blaisdell, Carson, Ralph Skinner
and Coon went to Garden Vale Sat
urday to fish.
Mrs F. W. Reed, who was quite
badly bruised by fall while alight-
ing from buggy week ago, has
nearly recovered.
W. F. Sinclair returned Friday
from q months absence spent in the
East, principally among old-time
friends in Nebraska.
Leslie Hall, a banker of Nampa,
vas in town Sunday visiting ". W.
Wilton, Fritz Felix and other former
Petersburg, Neb., friends.
Ed Pattison's friends viii be pleased
o learn that he is recovering nicely
rom his recently severe sickness. He
5 able to sit up a short time each
lay.
Postmaster Sam Riggs this week
invested in a new Victrola. The very
irst records ne ordered were Demo-
ratio keynote speeches by Wilson and
Bryan.
I make hair switches from comb |
ngs and can give best OF service. Ny |
ONE is in Emmett and I solicit your
FORK. Mrs. R. A Beagle, Fourth and
'oise. 47-2p
E. o. Mech and Cartee Wood went
D Garden valley Sunday to fish and
emained until Tuesday to hunt
rouse. Fishing was good but birds
rere scarce.
Frank Knox and W. L. Powell re-
armed yesterday from a fishing and
uniting trip to Upper Squaw creek
nd Brownlee. They brought back
ice lot of trout and grouse.
Miss Lorna Flagler, Mr.. and Mrs
all of Wendell, guests at the Flag
r home, Miss Geraidyne Laravea
nd Miss Hinchliff of New Plymouth
otored to Boise and spent the day
lere yesterday.
Col. W. C. Hunter went to Payette
axes the latter part of last week and
turned Sunday with Mrs. Hunter
I'd two daughters, and as their furni-
re has arrived from Kansas City
ley are getting settled in their new
,me on Frozen Dog ranch
John MCGOWAN, Raymond Fowler,
ubert Knipe, Will Langroise and
ip Harrell composed a fishing party
'und for Payette Sunday. They left
re Saturday night, but when New :
ymouth was reached their car went I
a strike and they were unable to {
oceed farther
Carroll Davis, who accompanied the
alter Knox and H. S. Jenkins fam
es to Grass Flats on Fawn creek,
-ites home that he is having the
ne of his life. He says fishing is
e and he caught trout 10 inches i
as large as he is-the 4
Y he wrote the letter. V
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