The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-08-24

Jap-a-lac, all colors, at Reilly's.
Tony Kesseler left today for the
old home at Spaulding, Neb.
Jack Little went to Boise yesterday
to buy new Dodge automobile.
Market price paid in cash fol-
wheat and barley by Emmett Meat
Co.
Mrs. W. D. Berry of Long Beach
Calf, arrived Tuesday to visit her
brother, DR.. r. N. Cummings.
Fifteen weeks of thrills in the great
railroad serial every Wednesday
night at the Electric Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. H. DeBolt this
week moved into the Joiley subur-
ban residence and are nicely settled.
Boise county is building three
span wagon bridge across the Payette
river short distance below Cascade
J. L. Steward has bought a new
Maxwell car from VIII Wilton, and
the latter acquired Mr.. Stewards de-
livery truck
Miss Lorraine Selby who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Cartee Wood,
for several weeks, returned yesterday
to her home in Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Vickers of Eagle
and Mrs. Vickers' sister Of Seattle
are spending few days visiting Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. DeClark and Mrs. A
DeClark.
Miss Ruth Bayston returned home
Saturday from St. Anthony to visit
her mother for a few weeks. She ex-
poets to make her permanent home IN
St. Anthony soon
The person who took mining
transit book and water color paint
brush from Surveyor Forshay's Of
flee in the court house will please re-
turn same and save trouble.
w. A. Murray and family will leave
Wednesday or Thursday of next week
for their new home at Llano, Calf.
They will have a public sale of all
their goods and stock on Tuesday.
Mrs. Oscar Ivie and children left
Monday for the mountains in search
of huckleberries. While there they
expect to visit with an old friend,
Mrs. Carlson in High valley.
Miss Minnie Pipher was recently
operated upon in Portland hospital
for appendicitis. AS soon as she re-
covers sufficiently to travel, she will
come to Emmett to recuperate and
visit her sister, Mrs V. T. Craig.
AT. Sanderson and daughter Lucia
of New Plymouth, are spending the
week at the w. B. Baker home. Mr..
Sanderson is a representative of the
Bean Stray Pump company and is re-
pairing the spraying machines at
Frozen Dog ranch.
Two wagon loads of young people, |
by Mrs. H. G. Baker AMI
Mrs. j. J. Love, left Friday for an
putting in the upper country. They !
we're Joined on Sunday by Donald,
Helen and Alice Rose in their auto
mobile. The party, numbering II, is
of the following. Mart
-lopton, Anna Field, Leota Wilson,
Aleeta Green, Mrs. Love, Helen and
Harry, Mrs. H. G. Baker and daugh-
er. Donald, Helen and Alice Rose
Members of the Mary james club
living in town were carried to the
Meeting held at the home of Miss
Anna Campbell last week in the Flag
er automobile. 1t was decided to put
he car in the barn for safe keeping.
The barn door, however, was made be-
ore automobiles were in general use
md the builder had no idea it would
yer be used as a shelter for them.
20 when the car entered the doorway
t lacked less than an inch of being
Ugh enough, and stuck when half
way in. The car would go neither
onward nor backward, and the re-
ourceful young ladies had to tear
he barn down (yretty near before
he car was released.