The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-03-16
Jap-a-lac, all colors, at Reilly's.

A few turkey hens for sale L. A.
Wheeler.
H. S. jenkins is seeding 10 acres of
his mesa ranch to barley.
Leave your orders this week for
Early Ohio seed potatoes, at Meow
an Bros.
Seth Russell's brother Frank from
Iowa arrived Saturday and will make
his home here.
E. C. RunGstrom and Roy Campbell
went to Boise yesterday on :wo days
business mission.
Miss Myrtle Barrett returned Sat
urday from a visit of several days
with friends in Boise.
G. H. Davis, district manager of
the Electric Investment company, and
his assistant John Orr were Emmett
visitors Tuesday.
Place your orders for spray ma
terial now, before prices advance, as
prices will soon be much higher.
Fruit Growers Association.
Mrs. James Barry was called to
Payette on Monday by the illness of
her mother, Mr.. Barry's mother came
from Payette to keep, house for her
son during his wife's absence.
A. R. Whites oil tractor engine,
which has been engaged nearly all
winter chopping feed on the two
Clinton ranches on the bench, came in
yesterday, having finished its work.
The Epworth League will hold a
public pie sale and social at the Meth
odist church on Friday night at 1880.
Pies will be sold to the highest bid
ders. Lunch served. Colonel Roy
Keithly, auctioneer.
w. NJ. Madden of Meridian, who
has leased the brick barn for gar
age, arrived Tuesday with his family
and goods and has moved into
the Mrs. A. NJ. Church residence on
Commercial avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Keith came up
from Payette Tuesday to visit at the
home of their son Walter. They last
week returned from a "Trip extending
over six months in Canada, Minnesota,
Dakota, Oklahoma and other points.
]. F. Higley, general manager OF
he Idaho-Oregon Fruit Distributors
of Payette, was in town
tuesday and Wednesday on business
connected with the association. He
vas the guest of local manager B. B.
Davis.
Mrs. Frank A. King came over from
Boise Tuesday to join her husband,
Who will have charge of the King
'anch at Sand Hollow, on the bench,
his season. She was accompanied
lere by her father-in-law, Sherman G.
King.
While in Boise Fncay we ran across
!. E. Cullen. He is located on
anch near Eagle and is extensively
ngaged in dairying, and he is dong
O we'll that he spends most of his
ime while in Boise looking at motor
ars and trying to make up his mind
yhat brand to buy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Little, Misses
lnna Campbell and Minnie Allen went
0 Boise Friday in the latter's car, re- :
urning same day. Mr.. and Mrs. Little /,
rove home their fine new Buick road :,
ter, of which they are proud. The
airs of the same type which have
cen ordered by A. Little and Finley I
Iathieson have not yet arrived. i
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Sprague, '
tho have spent the last seven or !
ght years in Oregon, have come back =
, their first love and have moved onto
le D. NJ. John ranch at Bramwell, OF
hich they will have charge this sea-
IN. The Spragues were residents of I
earl and Emmett for number of r
ears. h
Mrs. R. NJ. Fairchild gave most =
elightful surprise party last Thurs
AZ evening in honor of Miss Mary +
empstead, whose birthday occurred
1 that day. About 20 guests were
resent, all clad in juvenile attire APP Il
,opriate to baby week, and after t
w hours of fun and frolic, they Il
liourned to the home of Mr.. and s
RS. Lauren Dean, where dancing and a
nging were enjoyed until late t
,ur, when a dainty lunch was serv- h
at the Fairchild home. 6
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