The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-10-03
EMMETT NEWS
Diamond Edge knives and razor


Diamond Edge knives and razors
at Reilly's.
George Maxfeld was Boise visitor
Wednesday.
Allan Newell of Letha was in town
Friday on business.
Tom Noble of Nampa was attend
ing to business here Tuesday.
Mrs. Amelia DeClark is quite sick
at her home on Johns avenue.
Miss Vera Whitsell of Boise spent
the weekend with her parents on the
bench.
Miss Anna Field has gone to Berke-
icy, Calif.. TO attend the university
there.
All churches Of the city have chang
ed the time of the evening services
from $3.50 to 8.
Joseph Campbell arrived Wednes-
day from Camp Kearney, Calf, on a
l5-day furlough.
W. F. Sinclair left Friday for Pen
dleton and other Oregon towns on
insurance business.
County School Superintendent Ella
Breshears has been visiting rural
schools the past week.
The Central Division of the Ladies'
AID of the M. f. church will serve
lunch on election day.
There will be regular meeting of
the Eastern Star chapter next Tues
day evening, October 8.
We buy or trade for second hand
furniture and stoves. T. B. Hargus,
hardware and furniture. 52-4
Miss Cassie Davis returned Satur-
day to Vulcan, Alberta, and her
mother returned with her.
Miss Eunice Yeck returned to Boise
Sunday, after a two weeks vacation
spent with her parents here.
E. M. Day, a real estate man of
Boise, and others, were looking over
the country here on Tuesday.
L. NJ. Banta of Palisade. Colo. is
here looking after his land, arriving
Saturday. He may decide to locate
here.
Butter fat is bringing good money
now The close skimming u. S.
Separator will save it. Whitman can
show you.
The Neuaneen Sewing Society were
the guests last evening of Mrs.
George Burkhard at her home on
Second street.
Mrs. Henry Cutler and children of
Banks are visiting Emmett friends
this week. Mr.. Cutler brought them
down Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Turner, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. McProud
on Smiths Prairie for some time, re-
turned to the city last week
DR.. R. H. Greene left last week for
Hagerman, where he will locate and
practice medicine. Mrs. Greene and
son Ronald will soon join him.
John MCGOWAN left Saturday for
Moscow to resume his studies at the
state university, accompanying Giles
Carpenter and William Burkhard.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Carlson of High
valley have moved to Emmett for the
winter and are occupying the Jona-
than Smith cottage at Fourth and
Hayes.
Mrs. Maggie Roberts went to Long
valley on Friday to visit her son,
Quincy Calender, and daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Patterson She will he absent
three weeks.
Miss Katherine Davis arrived Sun
day morning, from Gooding, where
she has been employed in steno-
graphic work. She will remain here
There will be no mid-week service |
at the Methodist church next We'd
nesday evening, as the W. C. T. u. |
will hold a Matron's Medal contest |
that evening in the church.
Glenn Wilson, who has been work
ing at Cascade the past summer, is |
at home to dig his potatoes. He |
plans to go to the Portland ship yards |
to work until he is called into the SER
vice.
zee +. X. Cnapln ana md out how |
little money The Mutual Life of New
York will protect your loved ones.
Millions of men are doing it. Why
not you?
Miss Docia Phillips returned Tues
day from months visit at Portland |
She will go back to Portland in No
and will be accompanied by
her parents, who will remain there
indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Crouch and |
baby, who have been visiting parents
and friends for three weeks, returned |
today to their home at Bellevue,
where Mr.. Crouch holds the position |
Of assistant cashier in the bank there.
Mrs. Walter Scott, of Northport,
Wash. who was formerly Miss Ellen
Mrs. Joseph Campbell of /