The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-08-31

Ed w. Pattison had relapse few
days ago and was again very sick
man. He is slightly improved today.
Mrs. Ray Hartley is entertaining
friends this afternoon at the C. P.
Hartley home southeast of town.
Market price paid in cash for
wheat and barley by Emmett Meat
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vahlberg and
baby from Boise valley are visiting
their parents here this week.
Mrs. E. NJ Reilly returned the first
of the week from an outing of several
weeks at Payette Lakes.
G. B. Mains has gone to Cascade
to assist in fighting a small forest
fire.
Mrs. F. M. Mingus returned Sunday
from ten days visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Cell, in Boise.
Mrs. VIM. Chambers departed yes
terda for her old home at Smith Cen
ter, Kan.
Miss Frances Rundstrom returned
last week from a visit of two months
in Nebraska.
During the absence of T. B. Hargus
at Yellowstone Park, Frank Tarleton
is assisting with the work in the store.
Fifteen weeks of thrills in the great
railroad serial every Wednesday
night at the Electric Theatre.
A party of the young people from
Emmett will go with Rev. E. E.
Coulter to New Plymouth, to hold
services next Sunday afternoon.
George Davidson, manager of the
Farmers Union, shipped two cars of
hogs to Portland on Saturday, ac-
companying the shipment himself.
Miss Louise Monroe and Miss
Florence Rundstrom leave today for
Los Angeles, Calf, where the for
mer will continue her normal studies. |
Their departure was hurried by the
prospective railroad strike. Travel |
is so heavy at present that they found
it impossible to secure Pullman res
ervations.
Kirk Landers yesterday bought
new Maxwell car from Billy Wilton,
and his two daughters, who will teach
school on the bench this year, will
use it in going back and forth.
Misses Lois Yeck and Mabel Cay
ford, after the teachers institute
in Boise next week, will leave for the
Twin Falls section to take up their
duties as teachers. Miss Yeck will
teach in the Filler schools and Miss
Gaylord near Twin Falls.
Frederick Pomeroy, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A E. Pomeroy of Letha, is
candidate for the pony in the contest
and will appreciate the favor if
friends and neighbors will save cou-
oons for him, or write his name on
he coupons when voting.
C. R. Shaw, the well known lumber
lealer of Boise, with his family, were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
on Cowden. Miss Inez Shaw remain
ID to spend the week with the Cow
lens.
Mrs. Lawrence Patrick and daugh-
ers Marietta and Jessie of Star and
Mrs. Patrick's mother, Mrs. J. L.
of Boise, have been Wis
ting Mrs. Butterbaugh's sister, Mrs. I
ohm Bane of Emmett the past week. @
DR.. B. o. Clark was called to Mon
our Tuesday evening by the serious !
lines of Mrs. Harvey Pugh. An oper
ton was deemed necessary and was
erformed successfully. The patient
) still in serious condition. :
Miss Viola Ford of Frankfort, Mo-, II
tho had been visiting her cousin, Roy II
.eithley of this city and Mrs. Horace II
urr at Cascade, departed yesterday H
DR. her home. H
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler and daugh- II
,r, Miss Daisy, teacher in the city II
,hools for two years, left yesterday II
,r their home in Michigan. They ex- II
ect to return next year to remain, H
aving recently purchased the Mrs. II
AIRY Brown cottage on Second street. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dunn and family Il
-opped in upon Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. H
eed on their way home from tour
Yellowstone Park. They are old Il
wa friends of the Reeds and now II
ye at Half Way, Ore. They left H
day. H
The families of the Walker brothers !,
Payette returned yesterday from II
camping trip in the upper country, H
ID brought the George Johnson fam H
=, a nice lot of huckleberries. Mr.. II
hnson's son Ned was with them and II
had a band of squirrel tails around H
5 hat as evidence of his marksman- H
ip with rifle. H
Miss Minnie Pipher and Miss Anna
ittee, both nurses in a Portland II
spital, arrived Friday, the former
visit her sister, Mrs. V. t. Craig II
lille recovering from an operation II
r appendicitis and tine latter to
end her vacation here and at her II