The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-07-27
Jap-a-lac, ali colors, at ReiIly's.

Harry Syms, of the Syms- YorI
Printing Co. of Boise, is in town to
day.
Mrs. John Irving left today fol-
Idaho City for an outing of a few
weeks.
Dave MCGOWAN, Ray Hartley and
j. R. Burton were Boise visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. Zern Mitts Of Montana was a
guest of Mrs. j. S. Robinson from
Friday to Tuesday.
Fifteen weeks of thrills in the great
railroad serial every Wednesday
night at the Electric Theatfe
Ernest Calender has joined Co. NJ,
Idaho regiment, and has gone to the
border to serve his country.
Mrs. NJ. A. Turner returned last
week from three weeks visit with
the family of L. G. Knight at Meri-
dian.
Mrs. ]. L. Reed recently sold her
large barn to j. w. Cook and he has
moved it onto his place on Fourth
street.
B. c. Bowers, son Raymond and Or
vile Hunt struck out in the Bowers
car for an outing in Scott valley, on
Tuesday.
D. NJ. Stokesberry spent several
days this week looking after bust
ness matters at Meridian. He return
ed yesterday.
Miss Margaret Mathieson, who
has been at st. Margaret Hall, the
school for girls in Boise, is at home
for a visit.
Mrs. E. L. Selby and son, who have
been visiting the formers daughter,
Mrs. Cartee Wood, returned Tuesday
to their home near Boise.
The excursion to Smiths Ferry Sun
day was well patronized. The train
was run in two sections from here
and the coaches were well loaded.
Farmer James Jones has been mar
keting some great, big, luscious
the last week or two.
They are second crop berries.
Walter Keith is enjoying visit
rom his brother Wayne and two sis
,ers, Nell and Sadie Wayne is as
;isting with the work in the store.
DR.. r. n. Cummings and family
and D. H. Van Deusen and family
will leave tomorrow in their autos for
| few days outing at Payette lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bellus and children
eft this morning in their car for
Union, Ore, where Mr.. Bellus has a
rood position. They will remain
here until fall
The forest Office report number of
Tres in the timber the last two weeks.
III of them were caused by lightning
t is believed. They were promptly
Mrs. w. S. Keith will entertain a
ompany of young folks this evening
complimentary to her two sisters,
Kisses Nell and Sadie Keith of Pay
tie. who are visiting at her home. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman King came I
yer from Boise this morning and
ent to their Sand Hollow ranch to
isit their son Frank and wife. Mr..
ing has just purchased new car
nd this was his first trip with it. +
Mrs. Newton Carper of Anaconda, y
ont, are expected to arrive tomor- y
w to visit her brother Dick Ward. 2
ne will be joined a few days later a
, her husband, who is seeking new
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs R. L.. Parrish of Des II
OlI6S, lOWd, lhCii iiOiiiS III
st week after visit of a week II
It'll the formers brother, W. w. Par II
sh, after separation of 81 years. II
r. Parrish is an attorney. II
DIR. B. o. Clark was called to High H
LEY yesterday to assist in bring H
2 into the world baby daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Spicer. He
is accompanied in his auto by Mrs. II
ark, Mr.. and Mrs. DeBolt and John II
image. H
L. A. Wheeler and o. U. Chambers II
mt fishing near Payette Sunday II
d caught 20 or 80 good old Mis- II
Iri catfsh-the' first ever II
IN in this section. They made a II
fellow think of his boyhood days II
ck in the Middle states. An eff H
t will be made to have some put In II
sloughs in this end of the valley. H
Col. VIM. c. Hunter has notified II
e Index to change the address of n