The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-08-29
DR.. Judd, dentist, Monroe Bldg.

Emmett Pressary.
j Frank Miller, forest ranger in Hig
valley, spent several days in town Lar
week.
Merl Banks was down from tb
ranch at Banks on Tuesday to NEE
his father.
Ward pumps, cylinders, pump jack
pipe, drive points and other we'll sup
plies at Whitman e. Co.
Mrs. L. L. Alsager is expecting
visit from Miss Clara Osa, an init
mate friend from Tacoma, Wash.
Miss Minnie Fairchild delightful,
entertained Tuesday evening com
plimentary to Miss Frances Rund
strom.
Miss Jean Laravea returned Sun.
day from Idaho City, where she spent
two week with her sister, Mrs. D. l.
Rhodes.
Mrs. v. T. Craig visited in Boise
last week. Mr.. Craig went over Sun
day and she returned with him in the
evening.
The R. B. Wilson family motored
over to Wilson, Idaho, on Wednesday.
Miss Leota will teach the school there
this year.
Orley Calender, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. T. Calender of Boise, is
visiting his Grandmother Calender
in town this week.
E. L. Holverson left Friday on one
of the VanDeusen sheep trains. He
will visit old home scenes en- route
home and will be absent several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Workman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Zimmerman
went to Boise Friday to attend the
Non Partison League meetings and
hear A. C. Townley speak.
Herb Haylor returned Friday from
Marysville, Kan, his former home,
where he had spent a couple of weeks. !
Mrs. Haylor and Morris will not re-
turn for two or three weeks.
The Rene Hazelton family return
ed to town last week, after spending I
several months in the Boise Basin.
Miss Hazelton has taken her former
position in the Helfert Jewelry store.
Mrs. Spaulding and her daughter,
Mrs. Culbertson, mother and sister
Of E. Spaulding, are visiting him this
week from Indianola, Iowa They
are also friends of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. v.
Berry, who entertained in their honorI
Friday afternoon. II
Mr.. and Mrs ]. C. Lloyd accom- :
panied by Rev. Finley left Monday I
or the M. E. Conference at Idaho ,,
calls, travelling overland in their car.
frank Berry and sister, Mrs. Hunt, /
will have charge of the Lloyd ranch I
uring their absence.
William Kilby returned Monday 5
rom his second trip East with a train
sheep. He went as far as Rochelle, F
H., near Chicago. At that town he
aw an airplane arrive which had n
own from Wyoming. F
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Zimmerman n
Ord, Neb., are visiting their b
aughter, Mrs. ]. H. Cronk. They are Z
by daughter. The Tim
ermans attended the G. A R. en- ia
at Portland. They visited n
IRE before about eight years ago. =
Mrs. Blanc, formerly Miss Edith -
napin, was brought to Emmett on =
onday from her home at Melba suf- F,
ring from typhoid fever. For sever
days she was very sick, but is now ~
lproving and her recovery is only Fl
matter of few weeks, it is believed.
A kitchen shower was given Tues d.
y evening by the Rebekah ladies in -
nor of Mrs. Geo. Burkhard at the f'
Lanktree home. The hostesses
re Mrs. Eli Lanktree and Mrs F. A. II
apin. The guests were the mem
rs of the lodge The hemming of ST
pkins and guessing games COM
sed the evenings entertainment De- r.
ous refreshments were served.
Mrs. John Wilton of Letha recently FO
light stray horse at sale for
90. She later sold it for IS and -
S in town yesterday and generous :
turned over the amount to the w
! Gross. John himself bought a -
Sc at the same sale and in another %.
ann is offering it for sale He, too, I
donate the proceeds from the siol
Sc, when sold, to the Red Cross. -
S good saddle horse and gentle. Fo