The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-11-28

Lloyd Cox was down from Montour
Tuesday.
Jack Young of Sweet was in town
the first of the week.
George Dickson representing the
Idaho Statesman was in town Tuesday.
Leo Hall of Middleton was in town
Monday.
John Jensen and John Patten from
Pearl were Emmett visitors Tuesday.
B. C. Bertleson was in from the Falk
country Wednesday.
Mrs. Joel Brown has been confined
to her home by illness several days.
Sherman Glenn, next years county
commissioner from Ola was transact
ing business in Emmett Monday.
w. L. Lewis and D. R. Hubbard of
Kuna were in town Saturday return
ing from visit to the upper country.
John D. Little of Garden Valley
spent several days this week in En-
NETT.
Arthur Wright and his sister Miss
Alice, went to Caldwell Friday night,
returning Monday.
Ralph Flagler went to Spokane Mon
day night to spend Thanksgiving with
his parents.
Dressmaking. Prices reasonable,
work guaranteed. Remodeling a spe-
cialty. Mrs. A. Swartz, 405 East
Fourth street. 6
Miss Hazel Stilson expects to spend
Thanksgiving with friends in Boise.
She will return Saturday.
Dave Murray and David DeClark
made a trip to Ontario Tuesday, bring
ing back two truck loads of oil.
James Clinton came over from Boise
Wednesday to look after matters on
his ranches in this vicinity.
F. L. Ocker was down from Sweet
Wednesday attending to business mat
tiers.
The W. W. Wilton family expect to
eat turkey with Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Kinzer at Eagle.
G. B. Mains went to Ogden on bust
ness matters last Saturday to return
for the Thanksgiving feed.
Walter NJ. Brown, undertaken, with
Idaho Furniture Co. Calls answered
promptly. Day phone, 189W; night
phone 7OJ. SO
Mr. and Mrs. w. Lyman expect to
go to Claytonia,, Idaho, to spend
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Grouse.
In rase of your sudden death, is
your family provided for? Better see
F. R. Chaplin of Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of N. Y, and protect them.
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.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cutler and little
daughter of Banks were visiting
friends and attending to business in
Emmett the weekend.
Theodore Roosevelt, who recently
celebrated his sixtieth birthday, is
seven years younger than General
Foch. He is twenty years younger
than Gladstone was when he did his
best fighting and thirty years younger
than Pope Leo when he was managing
the affairs of great organization,
to business every day and
writing excellent verse in Latin. Gle
menceau, the fighting tiger of France,
is twenty years older than Roosevelt.
British statesman. says Arthur Bris-
bane, are not considered really sea-
soned for important work until they |
reach the age of go. Americans are
considered ready for the graveyard at
about SO. That ought to be changed, |
continues Brisbane. The war has
taught US victory is won by brain, not
mere muscle, and that the brain con-
5inues to grow in power fifty years af-
sr the muscles decline.
Complimenting Miss Florence An
ierson, who is at home on vacation |
from her school work at Rexburg, a
iozen of her friends INDUCED in din
her at the Liberty Cafe Tuesday even
ng. About $50 the guests arrived
and were ushered into the booth,
where the table was laid for the I'M
thirteen. Centering the
able was large bowl containing the
savors and from this extended stream