The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-01-10
EMMETT NEWS


Yeast, at Reilly's.
Whitman sells the Universal Fur
mace. Both heat and health.
Mrs. Albert Bird is confined to hel
home by sickness.
Fred Turner of Pearl was in towr
ON business on Tuesday.
T. E. Chandler. the stockman of the
Ola country, was an Emmett visitor
en- Tuesday.
E. C. Keith came up from Payette
this morning to assist his son Walter
in moving into his new building.
Frank Chaplin was compelled to re-
main at home the first three days of
this week, on account of a lame back.
George Rinker, superintendent of
the big irrigation works at Jerome, is
spending the week visiting his wife
and children.
DR.. N. B. Barnes has moved his Of
flee into the rooms in the Bank of
Emmett building recently vacated by
F. A. DeClark.
Louis Define has sold his pool hall
in West Emmett to John Booher and
Henry Irish. He will continue to make
his home here.
emptied his revolver at close range.
Suddenly the port holes opened, guns
spat fire, and the terrible beast fiat
tened, slew-a real giant in action
grinding the dead under his feet"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Taylor of Sher-
idan, Mo-, are new arrivals in the
city and may decide to locate here
for good. They are making their
home with Jonathan Moulton.
Lynn Burton, who is in the railway
postal service, writes that he is tied
up in the Occur d Alene district by
the floods and has been unable to
reach his home in Spokane for some
time.
E. K. Hayes returned Friday from
Portland, where he had spent the holi-
days with his wife. Mrs. Hayes is
taking treatment there for sciatic
rheumatism and is a severe sufferer.
Eben Cove of Boise is in the city
to visit his uncle, B. C. Bullock. He
is sign painter and is doing some
work in the city. He has recently re-
turned from a long absence in Canada
John Forgey, a printer who has
been working in the New office at
Cascade, was in town yesterday. He
is entirely deaf He was on his way
to his old home in the East to re-
main.
Miss Anna Field was the charming |
hostess at a slumber party given Mon l
lay evening at her home southeast of {
town. The guests included Misses S
Iarnette Westbrook, Hazel Brown S
Margaret Exum, Norma Langroise, a
Helen Love, Leota Wilson, Maud f
Burt, Alta Darnielle, Mary Carnage t
md Ferol Flesher. Il
j. C. Hill, who has been a book :
,eeper in the Boise Payette Lumber
office at the mill, has re-
igned his position and left Friday to =
ccept a position in the mill at Bend, =
IRE. Mrs. Hill will join him in :
hort time. :, :,
r. F. Thomas returned to Emmett N
aturday from his sad trip to Arkan- fl
aw, and his host of friends are V,
nightly glad to have him back. And pi
Dad" says he, too is glad to be back. IL
lis relatives and friends at his old n;
-rkansaw home used their utmost ii
ersuasion to induce him to remain S;
lere, but he said he just couldn't tn
AXE up his mind to live anywhere 81
Sc than in his Emmett home and tr
nong his Emmett friends. He re- of
lmed his truck delivery service on tn
onday. HI
A Western woman, who has been in "
'ashington, writes home as follows: ~
Food is higher here. Four apples - :,
at | had sent to my room showed ~,
, on my bill, opposite a one dollar ~
ark. l thought the clerk was jok ~
G, but he wasn't. There is less ap- ."
rent effort at conservation too. One -
esn't hear as much about wheatless y"
d meatless days as one does in the o.
est. The portions are smaller, '
lich finally helps conserve, but the ~
ost direct benefit in that method 60
aches the hotel and not the soldiers. ~
went to several dinner parties and. Wv
nservation was not the keynote of
: menu. Perhaps when there was ~,
out of town company the family r n
id up for the extravaganza just as -
do in IDAHO"