The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-07-18

Mrs. Bert Mays was operated upon
at the Hewittson hospital yesterday
and is recovering nicely.
Dr.. Lawrence Rose of Sal. Lake
City arrived the first of the week to
visit his uncle, DR.. R. E. Rose.
Howard Polly and Robert Parrish
went to Cascade Monday to spend a
few weeks camping out and fishing.
Miss Sue Flacker returned to her
home at Tacoma, Wash, the first of
the week, after visiting Mrs. DeWalt
for few days.
Miss Mildred Forbes left for Port
land Monday where she will make her
home. She has been visiting with her
brother Lee Forbes for some time.
Commencing Tuesday, we will buy
your cream, testing and paying you
the cash. Call 164-J for prices. Fruit
Union.
On arcount of the absence of Mrs.
Polly, the w. C. T. U. will hold their
business meeting of July 23 at the
Cresswell home.
Mr.. and Mrs Clair Shane came in
from Portland last night for a visit
with his parents and friends before
leaving for Camp Lewis
A letter received by Ed. Rundstrom
from B. c. Bowers states that his
health has greatly improved and that
he is feeling like new man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Crew of
Long Beach, Calf, arrived this week
TO visit the latter's brother, Dr. A. W.
Judd. They had not seen each o-her
for 20 years.
Ira Flagler leaves the first of the
week for Spokane, after spending
severel weeks here looking afr his
fruit crop. Mrs. Flagler and Charles
went last week.
Father ]. P Refs conducted services
in the Catholic church on Sunday, in
place of his brother, who has gone
East to attend one of the Catholic
training schools.
W. H. Stalker, one of the clerks in
the postoffice, is taking his vacation
and with his wife has gone to Payette
Lakes for Is days. Miss Ellen Waring
is taking his place in the office.
A card received today from Glenn
DeClark states that he has a position
as second linotype machinist on the
night side at good wages in the Port
and Oregonian plant of % machines.
The Palm Bakery is installing an
electric bread mixer this week. Here
-ofore the bread has been mixed by
hand, and this new machinery will
mean saving of both time and labor.
The Index was the recipient this
week of generous supply of roasting
ears from the A. ]. Malmstrom Sand
Hollow ranch southeast of town. The
.orn was very fine and greatly enjoy
ID.
Mr.. Carson, the telephone man,went
ishing up in the upper country Sun
lay. While fishing, some one swiped
is car and returned it all battered and
,roken up. He was unable to find who
damaged it.
Miss Delilah Newly is back at her
OBJ in the telephone office after g
acation spent at the Jack Young
anch home near Sweet While there
he took treatment at the Hot Springs
or rheumatism and was greatly ben
flied thereby.
There are lot of funny things hap
'ening, says a war correspondent.
Jot long ago l stood in a field :.ent
nd heard an officer at telephone
ay clearly and distinctly, Hello, cen
raj, give me Chicago" l pinched
Myself, and then l heard him say it !
gain. For moment l was thrilled to
~ toes. To think that out there,
200 miles from Chicago, plain staff
fficer of the @. NJ. department, who 7
ad never been to West Point and pos
IDLY had never been to Chicago, was
airing to send his voice across all that
old and trackless air. Could he do '
!? In less than moment heard him
iy, Hello, Chicago, this is Salt Lake
ity calling" He uttered the I'M n
ushing falsehood as only hardened J
'iminal could. We were not at Salt L
axe. Then ne called up"Palm Beach" Il
Sleepy Hollow" Oshkosh" Louis
lie" and told them all the same as n
unding lie-that he was at Salt Lake
e apparently had tn. n fooled. for he n
d business with them all-business
hich had to do with the moving of
tents, wagon trains, med
Al supplies and big guns. When he
It through, l felt it my duty to pro-
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