The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-11-16
Buy your cement at MCGOWAN Bros

0uy your cement az MCGOWAN Bro
Get Walters & Tyler TO do you
building.
The next club dance will be hel
Wednesday evening Of next wee
November %, at Rebekah hall. A
members are urged to be present.
Mrs. Fensky Of Payette is spending
the week in town, visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Walters, and the home
of Max Gunther and Bert sherard.
E. NJ. ReilIy's auto delivery trucl
overturned Saturday while being driv
en- rapidly through pile Of loos'
sand, and the top was considerable.
damaged
Farmers, mechanics, railroaders
laborers, rely on DR.. Thomas Electric
Oil. Fine for cuts, burns bruises
Should be kept in every home. 25C
and SOC.
DR.. N. B. Barnes left yesterday in
his auto for his ranch at Smith
Prairie. He was accompanied by
Herb Haylor, who took along his trus-
ty rifle in case he was attacked by a
deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Knox and Dora,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Jenkins went to
Boise Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Knox's son, who is employed in a gar
age there, and TO celebrate his birth
day
P. F. Cooke arrived Monday from
Monrovia, Calf, TO join Mrs Cooke
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs E. C. Rundstrom for several
weeks. He will remain about two
weeks.
Oliver Nees and bride Of DEVILS
Lake, No. Oak, arrived last Thurs
day to visit the formers uncle, A.
Hoisted. The couple are on theid
trip, which viii extend TO
the coast and California.
VI. E. Lewis, well known in Emmett,
was elected 10 the state senate from
Latah county with a majority Of Is
7otes. 1t is stated that Democrats
Will contest his seat on the ground Of
in the votes Of certain
precincts.
Mrs. W W. Hoops and Mrs. H c.
Wilson are suffering from black eyes
While returning home from Boise the
,ther day, an unexpected jolt threw
10Th Of them against the supports Of
he car top and their faces and eyes
we're bruised.
Mrs. S. D. Riggs delightfully."- en-
party Of girls Tuesday
evening at her home. Music and
ancing were the chief features OF
he evening and these were enjoyed
intl late hour, when dainty lunch
on was served
Misses Katherine and Lynette Davis /
era Whitsell and Eunice Yeck, stu /
ents at Links Business college at
'oise, spent Saturday and Sunday 4
18th the home folks. Miss Whitsell /
nd Miss Lynette Davis will remain
I home for a week or two.
One day last week a discovery was
Iade at Atlanta that stirred up great
excitement in that rejuvenated mining
imp. The discovery was block
almost solid gold weighing over q
1ndred pounds The nugget was
lot through with quartz, but an esti-
ate Of its value goes up around
100000 The nugget was loaded on
sled and paraded around town and
impromptu celebration was held
its honor. The find was made in
2 old Chunck tunnel on the Boise
property-Mt- Home Re
lblican.
The term of the president of the
aited States begins on March 4, and
ere is no ''interregnum' when that
Y falls on a Sunday. There is no
ason why the oath of office should
taken on March 4, and the Con-
tuition says nothing about it one
" or another. In a previous case
len March 4 fell on Sunday, the new
ssident took the oath OF office pri-
tely on Saturday evening, March
and was formally inaugurated, with
the attendant ceremonies, on Mon
Y, March 5, being technically in Of
e over the intervening day. Pre-
nably that precedent will be fol-
red in the coming inauguration i
set Walters & Tyler to do your
lding. l
Shoes, shoesl shoesl A lot Of ladies
| children's shoes just arrived, at
Gowan Bros. 4