The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-07-04
Comrade coffee, 8 pounds for 85c
at Reilly's.

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at Reilly's.
Mrs. d. G. Drake of Knox was d;
business visitor in Emmett on Tues
day.
DIR. R. H. Greene and family arrived
IN town Saturday from Albion, anC
are here to stay. They made the TRIP
by auto.
Miss Edith Ashton, who has beer
visiting Miss Florence Church for a
week, returned yesterday to her home
at Nampa.
| will sell all my household goods
at auction at my home, on East Main
street, Saturday, July 20 at o'clock.
Mrs. R. E. Westbrook.
Mrs. Clyde Kelley left Boise last
week for the aviation camp at Arcadia,
Fla, to visit her husband on the eve
of his departure for France.
Why have your car stolen when a
King auto lock will prevent it? A
simple device locking on the steering
wheel. Price $500. M. & M. Garage.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold its monthly
meeting on Wednesday afternoon, July
10, at the home of Mrs. H. D. Car
michael.
Cy Morrow breezed into town Sat
urday, happy as usual. He returned
Monday. Mr.. Morrow has son in
France, being a member of an engin-
eering corps.
Fred Miller and family have moved
into the Edwards residence on First
street, which they recently purchased.
Mr.. Miller is head saver at the Boise
Payette mill.
Miss Ella Breshears, county superin-
tendent of schools, returned Monday
from Lewiston, where she attended
the county superintendent convention
held last week.
Mrs. H. Foster and Mrs. Frank
Russell went to Kimberley, the latter
to her home there after a
short visit here. Mrs. Foster return
ed home Tuesday.
Charlie Knouse, who has been work
ng for the Idaho Power Company in
he Twin Falls country the past year,
lrrived in town Friday. He has re-
igned his position and will join Uncle
SANS army.
James Kinzer went to Bellevue Sun
lay to join his wife and daughter, who
ave been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
lack Crouch, for several weeks. The
amily will return home with him af
er the Fourth.
George and Hal Johnson are clos
ny up their business affairs here and
yill leave in few days by auto for
llturas, Calf, to take possession of
he large stock ranch they recently
urchased there.
Will Hoppock has rented his bunga-
wv on his suburban tract east of town
} w. A. Tenney during his sojourn
| Iowa, and Mr.. Ross will have
1arge of his farm. The Hoppocks
ill leave about July 10.
The report that Mrs. ]. S. Burdell's
rother had been killed in France
rms out to be untrue. A letter from
er mother states that she had re-
lived a letter from her son and
lat he was alive and well.
w. T. Crouch returned Friday from
ortland, where he had taken his
lughter Opal for treatment. When
, left the sick one showed quite
tile improvement. She will rc'"aln
ere indefinitely under medical treat
ent.
F. D. Bowen went to Boise Satur- I;
" and purchased complete line OF
,liday goods for the Cash Bazaar ;.
I'm a large wholesale house. He con- Z
lers himself very fortunate in be-
g able to place orders for such a
e in these war times.
Mrs. B. o. Clark arrived in town u
turday from Mcpherson, Kan, Il
,ere she and son Ray had spent the n
inter-, and is the guest of Mrs. c. l.. Il
image. Ray couldn't wait and came
err Friday, Mrs. Clark is planning R
make her home in Boise. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Partridge of b
lmpa were guests of Mr. and Mrs. CO
K. Hayes Saturday and Sunday. nj