The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-05-24

business visit to Boise.
Whitman sells the Universal Fur
mace. Both heat and health.
The banks Of the city will be closed
all day Decoration day, May 30.
Seventy cords 4-foot wood for sale.
c. A West at First National Bank.
c. A. West has been attending the
Idaho Bankers convention in Boise this
week.
Dave Mclean, the well known min
ing man of Pearl, wan an Emmett
shopper Friday.
Col. James Barnard and family left
Monday for their ranch in Round Val
ley to remain until next fall.
j. c. Rundstrom and family yester-
day moved into their own home at ne
corner of Johns and Main street
Mrs. Cathcart and daughters left
Saturday for Knoxville, Ia, to join
Mr.. Cathcart and make their home
there.
Mrs. c. L. Burt and daughters, who
have spent the winter months in town,
returned Saturday to their home near
Falk.
Frank Newman joined the auto
mobile ranks when he purchased a
Buick Four from the Gem Garage and
Auto Co.
W. B. Baker and family yesterday
moved into the Ike Womack cottage
on Second street, recently vacated by
DR.. H. Prestel.
. Home cured breakfast bacon and
home made lard at the Emmett Meat
Market. Superior to packing house
products. Patronize home industry.
Al. Garrison of Newark, N. J., Miss
Eva DuRoss of Seattle, Wash, and
Roy Miller were guests at the home
of Mrs. Mae Sharpe Sunday of last
week.
J. E. Taylor, who a few weeks ago
moved here from Baker City, Ore,
and bought the Kelley rooming house,
has changed the name to the Emmett
Rooming House.
E. L. Holverson, Ed Hayes, H.
Haylor and Clarence Skinner were
fishing at Deer Flat Sunday, but re-
port poor catches on account of the
high wind blowing.
The Yeoman lodge will initiate
class at their hall May 29th, with the
Payette drill staff putting on the
work. All visiting Woman and mem
bers are invited to attend. Committee
Remember The Index does all kinds
of job printing at reasonable prices
and the quality Of the work is equal
to the best, and the money received
for the same is all spent right here
in Emmett.
H. L. Fest came down from the
ranch in Garden valley on Monday
to look after business matters and
will return in few days. Carroll
Fest is also there to assist Leo with
the farm work.
Charlie Reed, former Emmett re-
sident, but of late years engaged in
fruit growing at Palisade, Colo, was
in town for few days the first of the
week. He returned to Colorado Tues
day afternoon.
Don't become party to the crime |
in assisting the board to raise fire |
insurance rates in Emmett. Keep the |
rates down by patronizing an agency |
which is endeavoring to reduce rates |
instead of raise them. See Sinclair.
Mrs. Frank Henton, Joe Henton,
wife and baby of Boise, Miss Lorraine
Eldridge of Carey, and Eber Wilson |
of Placerville motored from Boise and
were guests of Mrs. Mae Sharpe and
family until Sunday evening of last
week.
The young friends of Edna Johnson
rendered her a delightful surprise
party last evening at the home of W.
H. Appel. The young lady is quite a
favorite among her school mates and
the occasion was a farewell reception
TO her, as she will soon leave with
her parents for Seattle.
The First National Bank has receiv-
ed a specimen of the new ST note is
sued by the United States government.
1t is not silver certificate, such as
has been issued by the government in
the past, but is simply a promise to
pay, and will take the place of the
silver dollar. The silver dollars are
being called in and are being made
into dimes, quarters and halves, so it
will only be few years until the sill
yer dollars will be rare.
Miss Hazel Flagler delightfully."- en-