The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-08-03
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from a trip to Chicago.
George Weston went to Middleton
on Friday to work on a ranch.
Mrs. Adelaide Bliss returned last
week from trip to Contact, New.
Meetings OF st. Mary's Guild have
been postponed until further notice
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Wells are Wis
iting relatives and friends in the Ola
country.
Ralph Womack came down from
Cascade on Monday, but remained
only day.
0. U. Chambers was in Boise Tues
day to purchase more equipment for
his barber shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Martin are
down from their butte ranch to visit
his mother this week.
DR.. R. H. Greene and daughter ar
rived yesterday to look after business
matters and visit relatives.
John Liechty claims the record of
having the first roasting ears this
season, picking them last Friday.
See the great railroad serial, "The
Girl and the Came" at the Electric
Theatre every Wednesday night.
Miss Opal Crouch has been engag-
ed as one of the teachers in the Fruit
land schools the coming school year.
Mrs. Sarah Martin has bought from
Ray Hartley new Studebaker Four
car and it was delivered to her on
Saturday.
Mrs. B. c. Bowers entertained the
Methodist Ladies' Aid society Mon
day afternoon, and very enjoyable
time is reported.
Rev. A. C. Lathrop, Mrs. Lathrop
and the children will leave tomorrow
for Payette Lakes to spend couple
Of weeks vacation.
Don't sweat over the hot stove
Saturday, buy your chicken and
cake at McNish's store from the
Crescent Club ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Kelley and
mother left Saturday for Long val
ley, where Mr.. Kelley will work in the
hay and grain fields until fall.
B. c. Bowers, son Raymond and
Orville Hunt are back from a camping
and fishing trip in Scott valley. They
taught 300 trout while away.
Services will be held in the Epis-
opal church Sunday morning at II
o'clock by Rev. Mr.. Ashton. A cor
iial invitation is extended to all.
j. A. Burdell this week moved into
lis recently purchased residence in
Sabin's addition and Mr. and Mrs. R.
3. Shaw, former owners, have moved
INTO the ranch.
Mrs. John Sanders few days ago
eceived news of the death of a grand
hid, the 1S-months-old son of her
laughter, Mrs. George WEIGH of Iowa.
he little one was struck by an auto
Mobile which was being backed out of
dr.. Welch's garage and instantly
Tiled.
Something awful must have hap
ened to Kip Harrell In one day he
ecame as bald as a billiard ball. Per-
APPS he will now proceed to demon
trate what a wonderful crop of
ew hair he can grow by using DR..
Iarum's Hair restorer. But old Bill
lisgivens says he can't be fooled.
Tuesday was Mrs. Jonathan Moul-
ms 9th birthday anniversary, and
err son John, his wife and four
1ildren came up from Weiser, in
bite of the busy season on the ranch,
} celebrate the event, which was very :
leasing to his mother. Mrs. Moulton '
fine old lady and very many +
lends will join with The Index in
ishing her many more years of use
illness and service. John Moulton
turned home yesterday.
Some wise party recently discover Il
that it was unhealthy for two per-
ms to occupy one bed. Late another :,
und that it was unsafe to ride in
car with other people or to attend u
Iurch when other people attend. An A
sociation of physicians decided that
kiss was to attempt death in all 81
amer of hideous diseases. The very cl
test is the discovery of a French Il
ientist that the practice of hand L
aking is prolific source of spread
g disease. If things keep up it
IL be unhealthy to be buried in the d
me graveyard with other people. h,
Uncle Sans new dam at Elephant dj
lite, New Mex, was completed on N
ay 10, at an estimated cost of 5 II
llion dollars. For the quantity of L
tier stored it is the greatest stor- I'll
@ dam in the world hoIdirr !"