The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-07-18

Misses June DeClark and Jean Lara
yea were Boise visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Hankins has moved into the
Stanley house on East First street.
Mrs. Stokesberry was a business Wis
itor in Boise Monday on Red Cross
work.
Charles Barbour has moved into
his new residence On Washington
Avenue.
Just received shipment of screen
doors, all sizes and styles. Citizens
Lumber Co.
]. L Johnson left Tuesday for the
coast, where he hopes to improve
his health.
Grace Tappan and Mandaline Sim
clair have gone to Garden Valley for a
ten days outing.
Mrs. H. T. Davis is seriously i'll at
her home. Mrs. Hand of Boise spent
last week with her.
Geo. Code, foreman at the mill, NOV
ed into the Alpersteet house near the
mill the first of the week.
The word "Anzac" is a combination
of the first letters of the words Aus
tralia-New Zealand Army Corps.
Commencing Tuesday, we will buy
your cream, testing and paying you
the cash. Call 164-J for prices. Fruit
Union.
More than $4,000 ministers of the
Gospel, of various denominations, are
with the Allies in France. About
10000 are with the Red Cross; the
rest are in the ranks.
A. ]. Malmstrom, and daughter Vida
and Pete Casper will leave for Coast
Bay in few days. They will make
the trip overland, travelling in Mr.
Malmstrom's new Monroe touring car
Irving Chapman (Chappie), who for
many years worked at the Idaho
Power office of this city, and married
Miss Mabel Sinclair, goes to Baker
Ore, Sunday to take the physical ex-
animation for the army.
F. A. DeClark and J. L. Johnson
started for Squaw Creek Sunday to
fish. They only got as far as Ander-
son creek, however, for the blankety |
blank tires blew out so blankety blank |
hard that they turned around and
came home.
The Epworth League social held at
the Fred Shane home Tuesday evening
was well attended, about fifty being
present. 1t was the occasion of fare
well party to Arnold Cook, the presi-
lent, who leaves soon with the drafted
men. After a refreshing swim in the
liver and numerous outdoor games,
veinie roast was enjoyed both for fun
md filling purposes.
The National Food Administration
s asking us to save on wheat and
md meat, but recognizes ice cream as
economical food, besides it makes
market for the products of the farm.
t is a healthy food, good for old or
-oung. Mutual ice cream complies
With state and national food regula-
ions, is not a substitute. Ask for
laid O'Clover ice cream or butter.
dfg. by Mutual Creamery Company,
boise, Idaho. Phone 598.
On Sunday afternoon, June 80, at
he home of Mrs. Julia Cook, at Alpha
ccured the marriage of her daughter,
Hiss Myrtle, to Mr.. Ralph Olson, son
f Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Olson. The cere
nony, which was performed by Rev.
-. E. Kanaar of Middleton, was wit
essed by the families of the two
Dung people and Miss Gladys Frank I
n and Mr.. Leland Heffner. The en-
re community extends good wishes to .
MS worthy young couple who are now
t home on the VIM. Kennedy ranch.
Lake Star. :
Last Thursday evening, Miss Ellen
Iaring entertained group of friends
/ honor of her two guests, Miss
elma Spaulding and Miss Ruth Chap
ian. Tables were arranged in the
ouse and beautifully decorated with
ainty place cards and lighted by can
es A lovely three-course luncheon 0
as served, after which Five Hundred c
as played. Those present were the /
isss Ruth Chapman of Colfax,
ASH, Velma Spaulding of Payette, v
ma and Gretchen Appel, Bertha and .
ottie Canady, Marvel Fowler, Helen d
use, Mary Carnage, Florence Skinner, q
shel Knox, Norma Langroise, Gar W
tte Westbrook, Florence Church, al
Thommen and Mrs. &c
7erett Barton. g
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