The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-03-15
EMMETT NEWS
Boys express wagons, all sizes, at

Boys express wagons All sHe5,
Reilly's.
f. f. Moon, chiropractor, Room
Monroe building.
George MCGOWAN is confined to hi
home by sickness.
Want trunk hauled? Phone Gen
City Transfer at Twilegar's store.
Have the Gem City Transfer d.
your hauling. Office at Twilegar'l
store.
Col. w. C. Hunter and wife are ex-
expected home from California this
week
Fresh, clean grass seed of all kinds
for spring planting at Emmett Feed
Mills.
st. Mary's Guild will hold tea
at the home of Mrs. Hawkins on Thurs
day afternoon, March %.
Ray G. Newcomer this week moved
his jewelry store TO a portion of the
Campbell photograph studio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, the lat
ter sister of Col. w. C. Hunter, left
yesterday for Portland to remain in
definitely.
For earache, toothache, pains,
barns, scalds, sore throat, try Dr.
Thomas Eclectic Oil, splendid rem
edy for emergencies.
J. w. Tyler returned home Monday
from his duties as member of the leg
islature from Gem county and has re-
sumed his work as teacher in the
Lincoln building.
At the M. F. Fritts sale Tuesday,
a large crowd was present in spite
of the stormy weather and good prices
were obtained Jersey cows sold as
high as $3.50 head.
Sring is now upon US. Call at the
Brown Millinery and you will be more
than pleased with the splendid show
ing of hats, auto caps, wells and hair
ribbons. frankie Brown.
Frank Tauber, who recently bought
the w. E. Fisher farm southwest of
town, arrived Monday with a carload
of stock, farm implements and house
hold goods from Selby, So. Oak.
w. A. Talley of Sweet was in town
yesterday, on his way home from
trip to Portland, where he had been
to market a carload of hogs. He re-
ports good prices and a big demand
for heavy hogs.
Mrs. Nancy E. Waters, mother of
Mrs. Cartwright of this city and of
John II. Waters, a former Emmett
resident but now lovated at White
Swan, Wash, died March l at Gold
Hill, Wash. The local paper pays her
a glowing tribute.
Miss Dora r. Merrill, general man
ager of the Idaho Orchards company, :
who has spent the winter at her old 4,
home in Lock Haven, Pa, is evidently 3
on her way to Emmett, as she re-
quests the next issue of The Index to
be mailed to her here.
T.. l.. Holverson delightfully."- enter Il
tanned a number of friends Monday g
evening at his home, complimentary n
TO J. p. Dion, who will complete his
work here as builder of the new saw
mill and will go to the Clearwater .
country to erect mill for the COM 0
oany. d
Mrs. j. l.. Steward returned home n
from San Francisco, where G
The had been keeping house for her
ION Howard and Blaine Moulton. How
lrd is employed in wholesale gro RI
cry in the day time and attends a n
chool at night, and Blaine is employ
d as bookkeeper for the same firm M
The st. Patrick parlor concert at
he home of Mrs. Frank DeClark, j..
'hich was to have been held tomor- NJ
ow night, has been postponed to Fri N
ay evening, March 30, at g o'clock 10
musical program by Mrs Newcomer
lisses Maud Myers, Anna Campbell l.,
nd Hazel Flsgler will be given and as
will be served. Price O.
&c. Everybody invited. ca
Stone jars from half to thirty gal m
ms at Reilly's. as
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Expert repairing and prompt ser na
ice at Lockett's harness shop.