The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-12-05
EMMETT NEWS

Comrade coffee. 3 pounds for 85c
at Reilly's.
Sherman Glenn was down from Ola
Saturday.
The A. A. Richards family motored
to Boise Sunday.
Miss Velma Spaulding went to her
home in Payette Wednesday after
noon, returning Sunday.
Albert ThralI came down from
Council last week. where he has spent
couple Of weeks with his brother
Arthur.
Walter NJ. Brown, undertaken, with
Idaho Furniture Co. Calls answered
promptly Day phone, 1S9W; night
obone 7OJ S-3
G.. B. Mains returned from bust
ness trip to Ogden Thursday. He says
the flu conditions are still pretty SER
ious there.
George Kanatzel returned last week
from Oregon where he has been work
ing. He thinks Emmett the only place
to spend the winter.
Death may leave your family penni-
less. Don't delay. The Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of N. Y. will care for
them. Frank r. Chaplin, agent.
The families of f. C. Keith and
George Perry Of Payette came up to
eat turkey at the w. S. Keith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith remained over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Newcomer are en-
loving a visit from Mr.. Newcomers
mother of Nampa. She has hecent-
ly returned from an extended visit
to the old home in Iowa.
Miss Karen Kieldson came over Fri
day from Boise to spend the weekend
with her sister, Miss Lucy, at the Max
field home. She returned home Sun
day.
Mrs. d. L. Selby and Mrs Cartee
Wood and babies, mother and sister of
Mrs. Everett Barton, have returned
home to Boise, having spent the week
here. Mrs. Wood is expecting her hus-
band home from Camp Lewis very
soon.
Miss Zelma Love returned Sunday
to her school at Burnley, having spent
her enforced vacation at home. The
Love family enjoyed reunion at the
parental home.
Miss Mildred Selby came over from
Boise Thursday morning to join the
family party entertained at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ewing. The
Ewings are nicely located on the Phil
lips ranch ABIDING town.
Oscar Hackett came up from Pay
cite TO spend Thanksgiving with the
family of his daughter, Mrs. J. H.
Cronk. He drove on to Sweet, bring
ing back the family of Lon Phillips
10 enjoy the day with them. He re-
turned to Payette Saturday. II
Once again the lovers of the dance
we're given the opportunity to indulge
heir delight after being forced by the
losing ban to refrain for several
weeks. A goodly crowd assembled at
he Liberty theatre Thanksgiving
hight and a mighty fine time is re-
,orted.
Miss Josephine Wayman came in
week ago Saturday, giving her people
complete surprise. She returned
his Sunday. via Caldwell to resume
'er work in the high school at Big
timber, Mont. Miss Wayman express
es herself as thoroughly pleased with
er new location. After her depar-
ure, telegram arrived stating that
he opening Of the schools had been
eferred a week.
Walter Keith this week received
ard from Blaine Moulton, better
nown, possibly as "Tubb", from
,obe, Japan, where he has been for
ONE time connected with the Thomas
immons Company, international mer-
hants- He says business conditions
! japan are good, and he appears
cry well satisfied with his location.
laine is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. T.
Ioulton, living southwest Of town,
nd graduated from Emmett High
rhool. He is one Of the boys who is
,aking good, and his many friends
ere will be glad to know of his sue
ess. He asks to be remembered to
is friends.
Iotice of First Meeting Of Creditors.
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