The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-04-12
EMMETT NEWS

Work. fhOne sol.
Mrs. D. H. Scott is quite ill with
measles.
R. E. Shaw spent Sunday with his
wife at Eagle.
Ajax tires, guaranteed for 5000
miles, at Wilson's Garage.
Garden Seeds of all kinds at the
Cash Grocery. Better call early.
Mrs. C. I. Anderson spent Easter
Sunday with her parents in Boise.
Miss Florence Church is confined to
her home by an attack Of the measles.
Dave Smithson came home from
Haley today He didn't like his job
Sherm King is over from Boise
looking after business on his bench
ranch.
Mrs. Mingus left Monday for Coos
Bay, Ore, to visit her mother who is
in feeble health.
The regular meeting of Butte lodge,
A. F. & A. NJ, will be held next
Thursday evening, April 10.
The concrete walls of Will Womack's
garage building are rising under the
direction of Tom McComsey.
Harry Titus this week completed
the building of the big lumber shed
for the Citizens Lumber company.
Come and see US at the Palm Bak-
cry, and bring your repair work with
you. W. ]. Easton, the reliable jew
eler.
]. K. Strang, who came from Mis-
souri, about a month ago, will assist
W. H. Appel with his ranch work this
year.
Clyde Kelley is back from the lum-
Der camp at Cascade and has accepted
a position as delivery clerk for the
Cash Grocery.
John Burger has just completed the
remodeling of his residence property,
next to his apartment house, and the
equipment of bath room.
A. D. Paris, farmer living at the
head of Main street on the East Slope
has bought from the Emmett Garage
& Auto Co. a new Saxon roadster.
Col. Jas. Barnard will hold another
sale on Main street Saturday. The
will consist of household
goods, few cows, and other things.
Tom Carr was in town this week.
he was driving his sheep to their u.s.
lal Landing grounds, but found too
much snow and has stopped at Apple
gates.
Mrs. ]. K. Landers entertained the |
)orcas division of the Methodist |
ladies' Aid at her home yesterday |
Ifternoon and very pleasant time is
eported.
Mrs. D. NJ. Stokesbery returned
from Caldwell, where she
ad been attending a meeting of the
oard of managers of the Odd Eel
ows home.
Miss Isabella Barton, who spent sew
raj days last week as the guest of
liss Lorraine Selby, returned to her
ONE in Boise Sunday, accompanied
V her brother Everett.
James c. Lewis, auditor of the
iaho- Oregon Fruit Growers Associa-
on at Payette is in town today and
18th Manager Guy Dayton is check
lg up the affairs of the local union.
Harmon Shannon, who has been
orking on the forest road on the
outh Fork, between Deadwood and
owman, all winter, is in town for a
wv days to report for ranger duty. I
Jason hellSy HultiuS uOS uiSu q ,
w days ago of the infirmities of old !
re- He was one of the best hunters
nd retrievers in this section and was
1own all over the valley. Mr.. Kelley I
i'd owned him for IA years. '
Mrs. Cartee Wood delightfully."- en-
rtained a number of friends last
thursday evening, complimentary to
II sister, Miss Avis Selby, and guest,
ISIS Isabella Barton, both of Boise. S
ancing was INDUCED in and an ex
edingly enjoyable evening was spent .
Or Sale-I will sell all my furniture a
private sale on Friday at my resi-
nee. 1t is all new, out of the store
ly two months. 1t consists of full
ather chairs, davenport, ETC., all in s
med oak, and dressers, beds and \
dding. Cartee Wood. h
Stone jars from half to thirty gal y
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