The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-11-14

JOS OVeieI leIL JnlS week Tor III
luth, Mimi, called by the illness of hi
wife.
Bill Basye is home from his min
at Yellow Pine, where ne has bee
working since last summer.
Dressmaking. Prices reasonable
work guaranteed. Remodeling a spe
cialty. Mrs. A. Swartz, 405 Eas
Fourth street.
L. E. Fest has moved his famil,
down from Garden Valley for the win
ter.
Lawrence Hill, mail carrier at Gar
dena, with his family took in the peac,
celebration Monday.
The Hoard family living in NORTH
Emmett have been enjoying visit
from a SON from Mountain Home.
Miss Dorothy McWilliams of Boise
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George McWilliams.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Carlson, who
moved here from High valley to spend
the winter, have gone to Middleton to
live, leaving Monday.
G. B. Fischer and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hub, all of Caldwell, were EN-
NETT visitors the first of the week.
They expect to buy land and locate
here.
Walter NJ. Brown, undertaken, with
Idaho Furniture Co. Calls answered
promptly. Day phone, 1s9W; night
phone, 70J.
A life insurance check comes when
she needs it most The Mutual Life of
N. Y. will take care of your loved ones
F. R. Chaplin agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Madden, and
the Misses June DeClark and Jean
Laravea made up a party of Boise
visitors Wednesday,
Charles Kilgore, a real estate dealer
of Caldwell, brought some Eastern
parties into this section this week,
looking over the land hereabouts.
c. c. Searles and DR.. H. A. Galleg-
", proprietor of the Bristol hotel of
Boise, were callers in Emmett Tnes-
lay.
J. Q. Whipple has returned from
Vale, Ore, where he has been working
lie has recently recovered from an at
ack of Flu.
Pull Martin, a fruit distributor from
soise was in Emmett this week look
ng up conditions with fruit growers
f this section
VIM. Robinson, district superinten-
ent of the Mutual Life Insurance
company of New York was canvassing
his section with the local agent last
7ee's.
Jack Young was down from Sweet
uesday. He brought an interesting
,tter from his nephew, Herbert Spen-
ar, who is at Camp Mills, L. l., which
printed elsewhere.
Friends here have received word
'om Miss Mae Malmstrom stating
lat she is nicely located in her nurse
aiming work at Rock Springs, Wyo.,
nd likes it very much thus far.
A letter from Joe Gerhart, who is
, Exeter, Calf, with his mother,
ates: I'VE are getting along very
ell, but have not forsaken Emmett,
i'd hope to be able to return before
n.y." g
George Mason, wife and daughter Z
otored IN from New Plymouth We'd
sday, and tooka sight seeing trip =
ru the mill. Mr.. Mason was, some
ars ago associated In the banking
.siness in Iowa with the father of C
RS. R. M. Burlingame, and enjoyed r
short visit with the Burlingame peo- |
2. His son is Ross Mason, Senator II
sct of Payette county. G
c. L. Spaulding was buying cattle II
the Sweet country last week, pur- g
asing fine bunch from Farley Yer
nSon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Obermeyer +
d Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Barney of Mid
ton returned Wednesday night from =
uniting trip in the Knox country.
Charles Kester, Charles Stimson and :
c. Pryor, who have been hunting F
Clear creek, expect to be home Sat
lay. They have bagged two fine 10
ge bucks. -
Andrew Nelson, who came over
m Nampa to attend the funeral of -
nephew, told of having recently F,
eived a letter stating that his SON
hky, we'll known here, had been SER =
sly wounded in France, but was Fl
ng nicely. He was the only man
his squad who escaped with his life. pu
Hiss Jean Laravea has resigned her nj
ition in the Bank of Emmett and NJ
in other business.
was a highly priced employee and -
banks parts with her with regret. t.
s Norwood is assisting with the
k there. hir
liner Rose was in town Wednesday lief
states that his family, who have VIII
n i'll with the flu, are practically or