The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-15
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All kinds of corn planters at closing
out prices. Emmett Mercantile Co.
st Marys Guild will meet with Miss
Ruth Peterson June %, at their ranch
home.
w. j. King and family departed
Friday for their new home in Garden
valley.
Mrs. Myrtle Woody left Monday
for Boise valley, where she has a
position
| Nate Lick of Boise, for many years
a resident of this city, is visiting
friends here.
Prime Selected Seed Potatoes-Ida-
no Rurals and Melted Gems-at f. NJ.
2eilly's store.
C. M. Park, deputy bee inspector,
went to New Plymouth Saturday on
official business.
Vern Crouch and father came up
from Payette yesterday to visit at
the home Of w. T.
Mrs. Fowler, Miss Logan, Mrs. Mar
tin and Miss Blanche Fowler were
Boise visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Fest and baby
left Friday for Garden valley, where
they will make their home.
Mrs. C. G. Bryant Of Duluth, Mimi,
is here to spend the summer looking
after her fine farm on the Mesa.
Miss Helen Rose, who has been at
tending college at Appleton, Wis, the
past year, returned home yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Aston will hold services at
the Episcopal church Sunday morn
ing at o'clock. All are cordially in
vited.
Mrs. Will Barnard, who was oper-
ated upon Monday for gall stones az
the Hewittson hospital, is recovering
nicely.
Miss Averill, neice of A.
Hoisted, left Monday for their
homes in Alberta, Canada, the former
going to Daysland and tno latter to
Aldeside.
Mrs, w. G. Epson, former resi-
dent of the Letha neighborhood, but ,
now located at Drewsey, Ore., is visit
ing old friends in this section. 5
Keith Nusbaum, student in the
state university at Moscow, arrived {
home Saturday and on Monday went
TO work at the depot in the freight
Miss Margie Reed, who has spent
a couple Of years in nurses train ;
ing school in Seattle, arrived this
week TO visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mont Reed.
Rev. Father f. Refs was in town Y
over Sunday to conduct services at the
Catholic church. He came over in :
he new Chalmers which his Nampa
recently presented him
With. I
Don Downing, while operating a
lump car at the scene of the steam
shovel operations on the Canyon canal,
lad finger badly crushed Saturday. I
t is not known yet whether the in
ured finger can be saved or not. :
Miss Jean Laravea is guest of t
Mrs. Carl Brown for week. Miss r
.aravea has completed a successful
erm of school at Lardo and will soon
cave for Idaho City.--Donnely Ad- F
ocate.
Frank Knox few days ago re- o.
eived news of the death of his cousin, r
FRS. George Brown, in an automobile
ccodent near Shoshone. The hus- -
and of the unfortunate lady was F
esident of Emmett in the early days.
Prof. o. d. Center, head of the
extension department in q
IDAHO, and Prof Jones, director of the
.ate agricultural experiment station, =,
ere over from Boise Sunday to visit
aul Kefauver and see his fine field of ..
etch. ~
The Durham sisters, daughter En- =
"a Louise, Joe began, Albert Skin
ar and Stanley Cathcart, left Sat -
-day moring for Louis Degan's home RI
, the Salmon river, where young
,e will spend the summer vacation. Ia
hey Travelled in the Cathcart car and III
ached Haley at 7 o'clock Saturday
ght. They will be absent two or wi
rec weeks. In,
The body of Mrs. Daphne Miller TC
this city, who died Wednesday
ening from the effects of paralysis -,
as taken to Idaho City for interment r.
Thursday. She is survived by the 80,
flowing children: Mrs. Joe DeMas- -
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