The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-02-07


Tyler's ranch. Is
For good bread use Fleischman's
Yeast, at Reilly's.
If you wish to save money on your
carpenter work see w. H. Basye,
phone SOW.
For your Sunday dinner go to the
Palm Bakery, good wholesome meal
for so cents.
D. L. Rhodes, prosecuting attorney
of Boise county, was in town on legal
business yesterday.
Robert Keith was up from Payette
over Sunday to visit his brother w. S.
and see the new store.
Big Valentine Dance at the Liberty
Thursday evening, February IA. Spec
ial music. Tickets s1OO.
Marion Wilson, who has been i'll
with pneumonia, is improving and will
be able to attend school soon.
Frank Lockett moved his harness
shop Friday to the Charles Martin
building, south of the Hawkins store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schoening and
children arrived home Friday from a
visit with relatives at Grand Junction,
Colo.
The Christian church ladies will
give a cooked food and apron sale at
the Pioneer Furniture store Febru-
airy 16.
Frank Feuling was over from Cald-
well Tuesday and Wednesday, visit
ing old-time friends and looking after
his property interests.
Bill Fuller has been released. At
his preliminary hearing, the charges
of horse stealing were not sustained
and he was given his liberty.
The Freshman class Of the High
School had class party in Rebekah
hall Friday evening and from reports
had grand and glorious time.
The Emmett basketball team leaves
Friday to play Meridian. Weiser beat
Meridian, so judging from their last
game our boys have good chance.
H. D. Buys last week bought Al
Pickles blacksmith shop north of the
-, ;1rooJ On {Uarh5por4op e+raa@ onI
took possession the 1st of the month.
Miss Brown has rented the south
room of the Whelchel building, OPP
posite City Hall, and will move her
stock of millinery there in a few
days.
Mrs. Ira Flagler left Friday for
Rupert to visit her daughter and to
get acquainted with her first grand
daughter. Mr.. Flagler accompanied
her as far as Nampa.
Fred Amsbaugh is enjoying a visit
from his father, W. R. Amsbaugh of
Occur d Alene, who arrived Satur-
day. He will remain to see if Fred |
survives his part in the minstrel show.
John Liechty and the boys return
ed Saturday from a visit with rela-
tives at Burley Mr.. Liechty says
the weather was cold and windy at
Burley during his entire stay there
and he was glad to get home.
The P. E. o. Sisterhood met with
Mrs. Blackler last Friday afternoon.
The discussion regarding a program
for the coming year was the principal
feature of the afternoon and the la
dies decided to devote greater part
Of the coming year to Red Cross and
Army Y. NJ. C. A. work.
A letter received yesterday from
Mrs. .Emogene Soule stated that she
has moved to Chicago from Montclair,
n. j., where she had made her home
with her son. She says: Fuel is so
scarce in New York and New Jersey
that people are actually suffering
from cold. Ny son has closed his
house and sent his wife and child to
Arizona for the balance of the win
,er. 1t is quite cold here in Chicago.
never saw such snow drifts as are
n the streete in any city before, and {
here have been loads and loads hauled
away. If coal gets short here l shall ,,
lave to keep moving on toward the
Vest, but really find my sons apart
nents here all that could be desired
send Index here. Could not get along
without it wherever l may CO."
Information received by the food
administration from France, states
lies and other pastries are prohibited
here except on Sundays as result
f the great -four shortage. The bread
o+,or rrbfnb o1raoj.- low hoe :