The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-04-25
For good bread use Fleischman's
Yeast, at Reilly's.

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Yeast, at Reilly's.
A. j. Belts and bride arrived Sun
day from Portland.
George Rinker left Tuesday for the
Twin Falls country.
Mrs. T. NJ. Davis left Saturday for
visit at the old home in Canada.
John Hargraves is in town from
Cascade looking after business in
terests.
Don't miss the finest dance orches-
ira on the Pacific coast, Friday even
ing, Liberty Hall.
Let me haul your slab wood from
mill. Cody Lyon, opposite mill. Leave
orders at Index office. 30-4p
VIM. J. War; has been appointed
registrar of the Sweet election pre-
cinct in place of John Holbrook.
Artist Cove has completed the de-
coration Of the Keith store windows,
and the result is very pleasing.
Miss Ruth Wilson closed a success
full term of school at VanWyck last
week and returned home Saturday.
The Crescent Club sale Saturday
for the benefit of the Red Cross was
we'll attended and the articles offered
brought good prices.
The Mammoth jack and Percheron
horse will be at my breeding barn at
Letha permanently during the sea-
son of 1918. Richard P. Purcell. 30
A whopping big flag pole has been
erected in the yards of the Boise
Payette Lumber Company at the mill
and Old Glory flies from its top.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hart went to
Ontario, Ore, today to remain for
month or more the former being en-
oloyed on city construction work.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
Will meet at the home Of Mrs. B. C.
3ullock Thursday, May 2, with Mrs.
7ullock and Mrs. L. C. Forbes as
POSSESSES.
Our spray material is arriving.
Don't neglect to place your orders at
'nce in order to insure delivery when
needed. Phone OF call Emmett Fruit
Growers.
Miss Edna Cozier, who had spent
everal weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. |
0. Sutton, returned Saturday to
Ter home at Moscow.
Roy Wills, who recently came from
illinois to visit his uncle, R. B. Will
on, has gone to Salem, Ore, where
e expects to engage in ranching.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Maxfeld de-
ghtfully entertained last evening at
heir home, Third and Wardwell, COM
limentary to the Misses Rundstrom.
Mrs. Ida Mumford and children are
ere from Caldwell to visit her father,
W. Cook. Her daughter Naomi is
covering nicely from a severe spell
sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Rhodes and son
ack came down from Idaho CITY
tuesday,. D. L. went on to Boise the
9xt day, but Mrs. Rhodes and son will
main few days visiting at the H. T.
avis home.
Appreciation is the greatest spur
continued effort and the hearty
pport given the First National Bank I
: its patrons will undoubtedly lead
an ever-broadening service adquate :
the community's steadily growing
mixing need.
Miss Pearl Mitchell of Council is
e guess of Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss :
ltchel is awaiting the arrival of her :
'ter, whose term of school in Long p
llley closes this week, and the two
Ii go to their home at Council the
st of this week. d
Harmon Shannon, forest ranger in F
ng valley, is assisting in Super
'or Mains office for a week or two. Z
:. Shannon is recovering from an
Grafton performed in a Boise hospi- c
few weeks ago. Z
J. P. Dion and his brother returned
nday from an automobile trip to =
1t Lake. The run was made in a N
y and half. Mr.. Dion has formed :
co-partnership with NJ A. Roberts
do general contracting business T
! the firm has opened offices in Salt R
Ike. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Flagler, son Char
and daughter Ida May left Satur- f
: for Spokane, where they will make
IT home indefinitely. Miss Hazel G
lgler will join them when the city r.
ools close. Ralph Flagler will re-
in and taLa caro of +ba forr,, Tbo n,