The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-02-01
KMMETT NEWS
Stone jars from half to thirty gal
kons at ReillY's.

H. A. Partridge of Nampa was a
Emmett visitor Tuesday.
George Womack left this mornin
forCascade to work at his trade.
See the great serial story Liberty
at the Ideal Theatre every Tuesda,
night.
st. Mary's Guild will meet will
Mrs. C. d. Rucknum on Thursday
February 8.
Mrs. A. DeClark went to Caldwell
on Monday to visit friends for two
or three weeks.
Fred and Clare Shane returned Fri
day from a twO-months' visit at the
old home in Iowa, and at other points.
Vern Edwards entertained in de-
lightful manner jolly crowd Of his
young friends last Thursday evening
at his home.
At the meeting Of the State Horti-
cultural association in Boise this week
Will Obermeyer read paper on
"Grape Culture"
The annual Sophomore
party was held in the High School
building Friday evening after the
basketball game.
Otto Schultz keeper Of the forest
ranger station at Deadwood, return
ed Monday from a visit to the old
home at Nealsyile, Wis.
Ralph Carpenter, of the Electric
Light office, was initiated into the
mysteries of the third degree by the
Odd Fellows lodge Monday night.
E. ]. Reynolds returned yesterday
from visit to the old home in Michi-
gan. He was accompanied by his
mother, who will spend sometime with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Roberts ar
rived Tuesday from Missoula, Mont.
and will probably remain. Mrs. Rob
erts was formerly Mrs. o. N. Cal
lender.
VIM. McBratney, who had been as
sociated with Mr.. Spencer in the real
estate business here for sometime,
has gone to Weiser to act as agent
for the Gem State Motor Co. of Boise
Heber Jones, who had been employ
ed in Short Line work here for sew
eral weeks and who made his home
with his aunt, Mrs. Steinbower, left
his week for Marysville, Ohio, to n
spend vacation of three months. Il
In reply to many inquiries as to
whether | shall continue in the mill /
inery business, will state that shall v
AIRY complete line of hats this Ii
pring. The new stock will be here e
bout March /. Mrs. Steinbower.
Uncle" Alex lreton was over from !"
'oise Friday and Saturday to look q
fter his property. He owns fine res
ience lots on First street. Mr.. Ire vi
IN was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. la
onathan Moulton during his stay in er
,wn. al
Fred Whitsell, while practicing bas- ua
etball in the hall Tuesday, fell and III
IN a silver from the floor into his
umb. The silver was driven into La
e flesh from the tip of the thumb tn
the second knuckle joint and the 70
rvices OF a doctor were necessary fe;
order to extract it. sol
After being missing for 20 days. OF
'o-year-old colt, owned by Harry I'M
irtis, whose ranch is at the south
'st corner of the Boise fair grounds, a
rs discovered Sunday by a little girl Tu
l0-foot cistern on the ranch. The Wi
imal was standing in two feet of pre-
tier. A portion Of the cistern was by
< away and the colt dragged out. leg
is still living. The cstern is on a
rtion of the farm near an old dwell anc
: house and is not often visited aw,
pital News. qoe
Upon K. X. Hayes arrival in EN- MY
tt when mere boy, he was at VIII
'e nicknamed "McGinty" by Dave the
Auliffe, one of the early resi- SER
ITS. AT that time Down Went duli
Ginty to the Bottom of the Sea" nou
$ popular song and because Mr.. the
yes brought it to town and was ting
whistling or singing it,
title was bestowed on him. The A
ne stuck for many years, and LATIN
v at Caldwell he is called Mac o,,,
some of the old timers. 80 .
What is a minority? The chosen or
oes of this earth have been in days
Iority. There is not a social, DO Gems
al or religious privilege that you IN
by today that was not bought for ris :
by the blood and tears and pa ne
t sufferings Of the minority 1t is
minority that have indicated hu- ~,