The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-03-08


City Transfer at Twilegar's store.
Cement blocks at M. Gilbride's ce
ment works east Of Fruit association
Shirl Phillips, employed in log
cling camp at Cascade, is in town to
day.
Earl Harrison, now located If
Boise, is visiting friends in town thi,
week.
Miss Rhoda Tolman was over from
Boise several days this week visiting
friends.
Just received full line of robes
and horse blankets, the storm kind
at Lockett's.
Chimney blocks, any size at M.
Gilbride's cement works, east OF
Fruit Association.
William Chambers, who has been
very sick for several weeks with
pneuiiOilld, is improving.
George Haley, who is suffering
from severe attack of quinsy, went
to Boise Monday for treatment.
Mike Gilbride has his cement mix
ing machine in running order and is
ready to handle any contract, great or
small.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Shaw, who have
been working on the steam shovel
work on the Canyon canal cut, are
in town.
]. H. Foss, of the B.-P. sawmill, re-
turned last week from trip to Du-
luth, Mimi, and other points in the
interest of the company.
1t is reported that H. A. Partridge
is planning to erect store building
on the site of the building now occu-
pied by the Corner Grocery.
The steam shovel and its equipment
that excavated the Canyon canal cut,
passed through town today on its way
to Barberton.
Guy Knox very pleasantly enter
tanned number of his young friends
last Thursday evening at the home
Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Knox.
The report that Frank Russell and
Miss Edith Foster were married
proves to be untrue, according to
Jim Russell, who spent a few days
lere the past week.
Sring is now upon US. Call at the
Brown Millinery and you will be more
han pleased with the splendid show
ng of hats, auto caps, wells and hair
'ibbons frankie Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. H. DeBolt on Sat
lrday moved to town, occupying the
recently vacated by Ray
Hartley. w. c. Cathcart and family
ave moved into the Jolley suburban
esidence vacated by Mr. DeBolt.
David Basye is critically ill at his
ome and it is feared he cannot re-
over. Mr.. Basye is one of the oldest
ettlers in this section and his con-
ition will be learned with deep re-
ret by very many friends.
DR.. J. S. Charlebois, one of the
ioneer physicians Of Boise, was in
he city Tuesday to arrange to open
n office for the practice of his pro-
ession, and expects to move here
! a few weeks. He is Nature Path
It.
II. L. Fest has moved to town from
is ranch and is occupying the pro-
erty formerly owned by Alma Yer
enson, in the eastern part 81 town.
laude Barnes, who bought the Fest
inch a month or two ago, has taken
1ssession of his property.
Mrs. Tauber of Sylvia, So. OAK, ar
we'd Friday and is the guest Of her
,cle, Mike Gilbride. Mr.. Tauber,
no bought the W. E. Fisher farm
uthwest of town, is following with
car of stock and household goods,
ID they will make their home here.
Howard L. Boyle of Wilkesbarre,
l.. is a new arrival and is contem-
ating engaging in business. He is
q guest of J. H. Foss, an old friend.
r. Boyle's father is a prominent
wspaper man in the East and ne
nself has had experience in news
per work.
hat-St. Patrick Parlor Concert.
hen-Friday, March 16, p. m.
nere-Mrs. Frank DeClark-
no-Gem Concert Co.
Mrs. Newcomer,
Miss Maud Myers,
Miss Anna Campbell,
Miss Hazel Flagler.