The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-09-12

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Good apples at the Fruit Growers
Union ] cent per pound.
viii Stuart of FaIk was a business
visitor here Wednesday.
F. D. Bowen was a business visitor
in Boise over the weekend.
Furnished rooms-Two at ST each
and one at SIS. Mrs. A. Bird. 48-2p
Mr.. Burnell was here looking over
the country Wednesday from Cald-
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. West and Mrs.
Frank Dahlstrom were in Boise We'd
nesday.
Wesley Cruickshank is loading 30
carloads of sheep this week, shipping
them to Chicago.
Mrs. Gudge Mccarthy and two chill
dren of Boise are visiting with Mrs.
Fairchild this week.
Mrs. Forest Pyne of Portland came
Friday to visit her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Moulton.
R. B. Emo of Storm Lake, Iowa, ar
rived Wednesday to look over the
country and purchase a carload of
stock hogs to take back with him.
Walter Craig is the proud owner of
a Chalmers touring car and E. c.
Rundstrom of a Buick Six touring.
Mrs. Geo. Rynearson and children
returned to their home in Pomeroy,
Wash, on Monday after a three
weeks visit at the Rynearson home.
Mrs. Clyde Huffman of Filler is Wis
iting with her folks at the Rynearson
home this week, arriving here Mon
day. She expects to stay two weeks
before returning home.
Rev. and Mrs VIM. Knipe left on
Tuesday on their return trip to their
home at Manhattan, Kan. They were
accompanied to Boise by Mrs. Geo.
D. Knipe and daughter Margaret
Harold Coulter left Tuesday for
Portland, where he will visit few
days and then continue his journey to
Hemet, Calf, to join his brother Mar
ion and spend the winter with his
father.
Some unlucky mortal had the dire
to drop and spill their two
pounds of sugar on the sidewalk in
front of Alexander's store yesterday.
Sympathy is extended to the owner
and relatives.
Mrs. James Barry and two daugh-
tiers spent last week in Payette visit
ing relatives and friends. They re-
turned home Sunday evening with Mr..
Barry Mrs. Rotering and baby ac-
them home for short
visit.
The choir of the Presbyterian
,hurch gave most entertaining
sacred concert Sunday evening. Each
number was thoroughly enjoyed by
hose who were fortunate enough to
,e in attendance. The collection of
he evening, which was most liberal,
vent towards the purchasing of new
music for the choir.
Dorcas Division of the Methodist
ladies' Aid met Wednesday for an
III day session at the ranch home of
Mrs. jackson on the bench. Nine
cen were present. A portion of the
lay was spent in making and filling
omfort kits for our soldier boys. |
1t 1:3O a bountiful dinner was served.
hen followed business meeting and |
lection of officers. Mrs. Stokesbery |
vas unanimously reelected president.
hen came feast of watermelons
nd cantaloupes, which was thorough
Y enjoyed by all. A very happy al
ernoon was spent and all will long
emember the generous hospitality
f the Jacksons.
The L. w. club was delightfully."- en-
with a dinner party Satur-
av at 5 o'clock. Miss Hazel Brown
ras the hostess. A large bowl OF
.merica Beauties formed the center
iece of a very attractive table, while
tile gold tinted American flags were
lie place cards. Covers were laid for
,urteen. After dinner the guests
,ent their time in singing and plan
ino for the future. At $3.50 they
ere taken by their hostess to the
,eatre. 1t was the last meeting OF
lie L. WIS for this year, as most of
lie members are going away to
.hool. Those present were Helen
ochran. Minnie Knox, Helen Love,
arv Carnage, Anna Field, Margaret
KUN. Hazel Brown, Maud Burt, .
Ieta Greene, Leota Wilson, Norma
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