The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-05-16
Plenty Of King coal to fill all or
ders at the Emmett Fruit Growers.

Plenty Of King coal to fill all or
ders at the Emmett Fruit Growers.
Charles l.. Martin left Monday By
auto for Spokane, where he will spene
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Young and theil
nephew, W. H. Spencer, were Emmett
visitors Saturday.
Odd Fellows are requested to be out
in force Monday night. There will
be work in the initiatory degree.
Mrs. Laurel Wells was called to
Fruitland last week by the serious
illness of her father, G. w. Boor.
| Mrs. Maggie Roberts is enjoying
visit this week from Mrs. Poorman,
an old-time friend from Ontario.
Frank S. Moore was brought home
Saturday. He is recovering nicely
and soon expects to be able to get
about.
r. E. Shaw and family motored to
Horseshoe Bend Sunday and spent the
day with old-time friends.
w. F. Cotter and family have moved
to Emmett this week from Spokane,
and Mr.. Cotter is assisting 7. E.
Hance on his orchard tracts.
Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, la
borers, rely on DR.. Thomas Eclectic
Oil. Fine for cuts, burns, bruises.
Should be kept in every home. 30c
and Coo.
Mrs. Walter Craig accompanied her
mother, Mrs. Peter Rude, to Quartz
burg last week for visit with friends.
Mrs. Rude had spent sometime visit
ing her daughter here.
All ladies who have been doing the
surgical dressings are requested to
meet at the rooms Sunday, May 10,
at 2:30 to march in the Red Cross
parade. Wear your uniforms.
Those who have odd coats and pants
belonging to the Red Cross are re-
quested to turn them in to head
quarters at once, in order that they
may be packed up and shipped out.
See the new goods at Easton's
Jewelry Store. Newest patterns in
rings, pearl beads, lavalieres, ear
screws, wrist watches, and Mems
.hains, pocket knives, ties, pins, etc.
See our window, west of hotel.
The very latest styles just received
n all kinds of jewelry, wrist watches
md silverware. Come in and see
hem or see our window, west of hotel.
v. j. Easton, The Reliable Jeweler.
The ladies of Emmett are invited
o call and inspect the beautiful trim
ned hats have just received. Wood 1
kow Millinery Store, next door to
lest Room. II
R. B. Shaw held the lucky number I
n the quilt that the L. d. S. ladies t
ad in John McNish's window. Mr.. l
haw wishes the quilt to be sold again |
or the Red Cross.
The ladies of the Christian church ;,
i'll hold cooked food sale Saturday
fternoon, May IS, at E. M. Reilly's :,
ore. Come, buy cake or something
pod for your Sunday dinner. :
C. A. Robinson of the Letha neigh :,
,rhood returned Tuesday from Mont Il
slier, where he had been at the bed q
de of his wife who recently under
emit a serious operation in a hospital
ere. Mrs. Robinson is now on the d
ad to recovery.
Gus Kunzler has been enjoying
sit from his father, John Kunzler :"
Montpelier, who is making round d
visits to another son who works at
e sawmill here, son at Ontario NJ
d daughter at Cascade. fe
Miss Maud Myers spent Sunday eh
tn friends in the city, being the ai
est at the w. W. Hoops home. Miss W
7ers has completed business course III
Links college and now has fine
sition as stenographer for the Uni 81
rsity Extension Department, whose n u
ices are in the state house. "a
4 letter received this week from =
fred Parker states that "my folks
going to leave Healdsburg, Calf. w
father has been obliged to give