The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-15
EMMETT NEWS
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Larry Phelan came down from hi
camp near Lowman on Sunday ant
remained until Tuesday.
A. ]. Sullivan returned last weel
from an absence of several weeks a
his old home in Haley, and where he
owns residence property
Talking of Ireland-if you've not
tried our Tipperary Triple YOURS out
Of luck Rexall Fountain.
Mrs. Lauren Dean is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Miss Vivian Yeti
Of Long Beach, Calf, who arrived
Monday
Miss Bertha Mills, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Ne
braska, arrived home the latter part
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Young came
down from their Squaw creek ranch
on Saturday and remained until Mon
day night visiting friends,
A Happy Thought is happy
thought. 1t also the best light lunch
a lover Of good ice cream ever took
on" The Rexall Fountain.
Jewel How'd, former resident of
the South Slope, was in town the
first Of the week. He is located at
Ontario and is salesman for Overland
cars.
Earl Graham, who has been study
ing pharmacy in the university at
Corvallis, reached town last week and
has taken position in Haley e.
Miles's store.
The Emmett ward conference of the
l.. d. S. church will be held Sunday, |
June IS, at 10 o'clock The officers of
the Boise stake will be present.
Everybody is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Waring and two
daughters leave today for a three
months camping trip, the greater part
of which will be spent in Yellowstone
Park. They will travel in a prairie
schooner:
War? Sure, there's war in Europe,
in Mexico, in Africa, Asia and Ire
land. But that doesn't interfere with
the service at the Rexall Fountain.
And speaking of war, have you ever
tried one Of our War Babies?
DR.. B. o. Clark departed Friday for
st. Louis to represent Gem county in
the Democratic national convention.
After the convention he will ge to
Chicago to spend several weeks at
tending clines at the hospitals.
Make your contracts for ice with j.
C. Allmon now. We have two con-
tracts-one for the summer months
and one for the entire year. You will
thus save money and insure prompt
and complete service.
Frank Swift of Fairbury, Neb, ar
rived in the city Monday to visit his
daughters, Mrs. Ollie Chambers and
ee Wheeler. He is already captiv-
ahd by Emmett and will return to
Nebraska, dispose of his property and
move to this city,
E. X. Hayes accompanied Max May
field of Boise to Payette lakes on Fri !
day for weeks fishing trip. Trout !
are hitting hungrily there and large !
catches are reported. Miss Jean Lar 4,
avea, who is visiting there, has landed
some big ones and has made quite
reputation as an angler. c
r. F. Cooke of Monrovia, Calf,
arrived in the city Monday to visit !
his daughter Mrs. f. C. Rundstrom, !,
and look after business matters. He
reports that his son Henry is doing
well. Mrs. Henry Cooke has gone u
East TO visit her mother, who is 80 Il
years old.
Preparedness-We believe in it. n
And we are prepared. Bring on your :,
mill. For six months we have been
for just that. We believe
in lunches, and we play them. We n
believe in service, in quality, quantity NJ
and price. We believe in satisfied u
customers. And we are prepared to o.
have them. No matter how things j
boom, we can grow with them. Watch L
us at the Rexall Store. re
The 37th annual session of the !,
First Baptist association of Emmett
is being held at Payette this week.
The following persons are attending OF
from Emmett: Pastor A. C. Lathrop ey
and wife, Mrs. VIM. Findley, j. S. w
Burdell, Misses Martha and Anah or
Lathrop, Elizabeth Scott, Pearl Patti 70
son, Freda Kessel, Edith Gaylord, tie
Messrs. Ralph Haynes, Orville Hunt, br
Willard Knox and Leonard Scott. be
Conductor Jack Whalen, of the P. "