The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-27
For State Auditor-L. L. Folsom.

, For State Auditor-L. L. Folsom.
Screen wire, all widths at Reilly.
Mrs. Ed Vahlberg, who has bee
sick for several days, is improving
Deloss Knox last week bought j
r. Blurton's Studebaker Six tourin,
car.
Buy Preferred Stock from McGowal
Bros.
Ellis Walters went to Jerome las
Thursday to visit his brother Car
and look over that country.
See the great railroad serial, "Ths
Girl and the Came" at the Electric
Theatre every Wednesday night.
Miss Margaret Russell left Tues
day to spend months vacation Wis
iting friends in Salt Lake and Og-
den.
Mrs. B. o. Clark is enjoying a
visit from her father, Lewis Heas-
ton of Mcpherson, Kan, who arriv-
ed Friday.
]. NJ. Johnson of Boise has recent
ly purchased new Winton Six and is
using it while visiting his sons on
the bench.
Irving Chapman, former employe
of the Emmett electric light office,
was in town over Sunday He is now
stationed at Ok Bow.
c. A. West, an old-time Kansas
friend of the Wayman, Guthrie and
Haylor families, is in the city visit
ing and looking over the country.
George Knowles and DR.. N. B.
Barnes left Monday for Smiths Fer
ry. Mr. Knowles mission to make a
survey of ranch which the doctor
owns there.
Ray G. Newcomer, who attended
the annual convention of the State
jewelers. Association in Boise last
week, was elected as a member Of the
executive committee.
A letter received by Floy Clark
from Tom Eggleston states that the
boys of Co. NJ. are well fed and well
treated. He expects to be back home
in October or sooner.
Mrs. A. T. Hawkins and children
left yesterday for Round Lake, Mimi,
to spend an indefinite time with her
mother, who is in very feeble health.
They were accompanied as far as
Nampa by Mrs. Hawkins.
DR.. Barnes has recently traded |
part of his property near Emmett for
4 stock ranch on the South Fork of |
he Boise river and is now planning
% devote all his time to the practice
# his profession in Emmett.
c. S. McManimee of Washington,
Who had been visiting at the home of
:. w. Pattison for a few days, went
% Long Valley the first of the week
With view of trading coast proper
y for a ranch in that section.
Mrs. Kenkle and baby of New Ply
mouth were in town Saturday and
sunday visiting at the home of Her
ert Haylor. Mrs. Kenkle is on her
yay to Jarbridge, New, to join her
who has a position there
S a mining engineer.
Miss Lottie Zimmerman, one of the
iolden Rule stores faithful clerks,
! spending her vacation in assist
lg her mother can fruit. Her father, {
wayne Zimmerman, was last week y
allied to Smith Center, Kan, by the '
srious illness of his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Church, Mr..
nd Mrs. F. F. Church, Jr., Miss
Church, Mrs. George Bill !
erback and Mrs. playhouse, all of r
Disc, spent Sunday in town visiting
; the homes of George Church and b
P. Bilderback. They made the trip II
the Church car.
Professor Turner and family of IN
ayette were in town Sunday, guests Il
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Pattison. The v
lrners and Pattisons were boyhood r
lends back in Nebraska and they N
ent pleasant day together talk
g over old times. Mrs. Turner is
perintendent of the Payette schools :
American sheep raisers will receive OF
out rs million dollars for this years W
Dol crop. This is the Department c
Agrlculture's estimate. Average q
ices during June were 2S.7 cents
und higher than for many years.
lie average weight of fleece of '"
,ol is sos pounds, and the country
nually produces about 81 million -
eces. The weight of ffeeces has .
en- increasing year by year