The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-09-26
EMMETT NEWS

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Ed Reed was down from Ola o.
business the first Of the week.
R. E. Shaw returned Monday iron
few days business trip to Portland.
DR.. w. A. Ackley arrived Saturda,
from Juneatha, Neb., to look over tn
country with view of buying land.
E. L. Holverson returned Tuesda,
from a months visit in Chicago ant
other eastern points, and had fin,
time.
Mrs. Eva Leach has moved her.
from Midvale so her children can at
tend school. She is a cousin of Char
lie Hedrick.
Mrs. ]. c. Rundstrom left Tuesday
for Galesburg, ILL.,, called there by the
death Of her sister. Mrs. Hargus
drove her to Boise.
Mrs. B. o. Clark came over from
Boise Tuesday to move her house
hold goods to that city. Ray is at
tending school there.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs. ]. L. Jensen and Mrs.
c. P. Hartley at the home Of Mrs.
Jensen Thursday, Oct. 8.
E. B. Darnielle, merchant at Gar
dena, spent Saturday and Sunday in
town visiting his children who are
attending the city schools.
Carleton Lathrop left on Tuesday
for Denison University at Granville,
Ohio, where he expects to enter the
Student Army Training Corps, Oct 1.
Bert Bert1eson is The Index's
champion subscriber. Yesterday we
received a check from him for s12 for
6 years subscription, which extends
his time to 1924.
See F. R. Chaplin and find out how
little money The Mutual Life of New
York will protect your loved ones.
Millions of men are doing it. Why
not you?
Miss Cassie Davis arrived Friday
from Vulcan, Alberta, and will visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ Davis,
for few weeks. She is cashier of a
bank at Vulcan.
All persons wishing me to make
sorghum for them, l will start the
mill Oct. l. If cane is not ripe en-
ough let me know. Bring containers.
Leonard Dresser. 1pI
The Ladies of the G. A. R. Circle
will hold its regular meeting at the
G. A. R. hall, on Friday evening, Sept.
81, at o'clock. All members are
to attend.
James Hallowell of Hepburn was
visiting his brother-in-law, John
Leichty, the first of the week, and
looking over the country with the ex-
pectation of locating here.
E. H. Martin and L. S. Parks, prom
iment ranchers of the Ola country,
were Emmett visitors Monday and
Mr.. Martin is going to
move to Boise valley and will have a |
sale of all his stock in short time.
Mrs. Fred Klepper and daughter
arrived Monday to make their home
here. Mr.. Klepper is Waterman at
the mill and is a candidate for sheriff |
On the Republican ticket, coming here
from Nampa two or three years ago.
Miss Margaret Russell returned Fri
lay from Portland and is back on her
I'D job in the telephone office. She
reports that her brother Will met with
IN accident in the shipyards in Port
and recently. His injuries are not
severe.
Miss Maude Campbell, who had
spent several weeks visiting home
,olks, returned Friday to Richfield,
where she is employed as steno-
yrapher for the Idaho Irrigation Com
,any. Her sister Leone accompanied
Ter as far as Boise.
Bert Bullock has enlisted in the
lrmy of ship builders. He left Fri
lay for Portland to work in the ship
ards. R. E. Shaw and his father
re in charge of the Citizens Lumber
office and sales depart
nent.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Page departed
tuesday for Portland, where Mr.. Page
viii work in the ship building yards.
hey have leased their furnished resi-
ence to Mr.. Storey of the sawmili
nd expect to return to Emmett after