The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-12-12

vale to attend the funeral of his niece
Attorney Norman Young, with tn
B. P. Lumber Co. at Boise, was in En-
NETT on business last week.
Charlie Kilgore, Boise real estat
man, was looking over property in
terests hereabouts this week.
Rev. F. E. Finley returned from I
few days business trip around thu
Boise valley loop.
Miss Ruth Wilson is assisting hel
father in the office during Mr.. Har.
ris' absence.
d. L. Rhodes was here from Idaho
City yesterday on legal business. He
was accompanied by Mr.. Klein.
Frank Creighton came up from
Payette Wednesday to look over some
land interests.
With every S1.00 purchase you get
a chance on a good diamond ring at
Easton's, the Reliable Jeweler.
Mrs. A. L. Morse, who has been Wis
iting her daughter Mrs. G. w. Max
field, returned to her home in Boise
today.
J. L. Jones and family, who last
week sold their bench property, left
Tuesday for Pocatello to make their
home.
Friends of B. c. Bullock will be
glad to know that he has accepted a
position with the Boise Payette mill
and will return shortly from Portland.
Mrs. Ralph Womack was in Emmett
over night Friday of last week, re-
turning to her home in Cascade Sat
urday.
Otto Schultz one of the u. S. fores-
try men, left this week for visit
with his father and mother in Wiscon-
sin. He expects to be away about a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Langroise, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Knipe and Mrs. Eli
Lanktree were among the Emmett |
delegation to Boise Monday evening to
,njoy the concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lyman were
allied to Rupert Thanksgiving day to
lttend Mr.. Lyman's mother, who was
-ery seriously i'll. They returned last
His mother is still very i'll.
The young lady who was injured
n the elevator accident at Boise Tues
ay, Miss Minnie Guffy, is sister of
frs. Dave Nichols Miss Guffy very
arrowly escaped a most horrible in
ury.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Inman arrived
rom Des Moines Tuesday to establish
1eir home here. Mr. Inman will be
mployed at the mill, and they are
one of the bungalows in
riverside addition.
A very successful operation was
upon the little son of Mr..
nd Mrs. Ralph Reed at the Hewitt
IN hospital on Saturday, by Drs. Nc
ALA, Reynolds and Rose. At present
lie little one is doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dahlstrom, DR..
nd Mrs. la Wood and Miss Marga-
thu Thommen motored to Boise Sat
rday afternoon. They attended the
,mic opera "My Soldier Girl" while
lere.
DIR. and Mrs. R. N. Cummings, Mr..
I'd Mrs. Lauren Dean and Mrs. Mary
composed a party to at
nd the musicale IN Boise Monday
-ening. Mrs. Cartwright remained in
oise for few days.
Make the little folks glad with
me Christmas tree this year. We
i'll have stock of them on hand next
eek. Make your selection early. Citi-
ems Lumber Co.
Ellis Harris is absent from his du-
IS in the Clerks office this week,
ffering from an attark of flu. Mr..
d Mrs. Ellis went to the home of
r parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Aston.
help in caring for members of the
mily who were afflicted with the
sease, and Mr.. Harris contracted it.
; is reported as doing favorably. |
The Brunswick Cigar Store is serv-
z hot lunches and hot drinks, such
chicken tamales, bouillon, hot choco-
e,oyster cocktail, ETC., and is max
Z hit with its customers. New
uipment for preparing these deli II
,ies has been installed and excellent
vice is being given. When cold or 1
ngry, night or day, try one of these
lunches. They touch the spot and
Ike the world look brighter II
:. E. Streigtz came in from Rich
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