The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-06-20

Comrade coffee, 8 pounds for s5t
at Reilly's.
To Rent-New house, First anc
Johns. Mrs. A. DeClark.
Finley Monroe and family returned
yesterday from a weeks stay at Pay.
cite Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Shane and
family left this morning for Big Greek
to camp out and fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hart. who
have been located at Ontario for two
months past returned home last week
A few Royal Ann cherries left al
30c per gallon, and Centennials at zoe
per gallon, and you pick them, at the
Model Fruit Farm.
Attention of members of the East
ern Star is called to the meeting on
Tuesday evening Of next week. Ini-
tiatory degree will be conferred.
The Brunswick cigar store has ar
ranged to keep cut flowers in stock,
and will receive fresh supply every
Tuesday and Friday. Place your or
ders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harris went to
Payette the first of the week to visit
friends for a few days. Mr.. Harris is
bookkeeper for the Fruit Growers AS
ISOLATION.
We will move across the street from
the Idaho Cafe July l. Will sell our
hats at cost during the next two weeks
to reduce the stock. Miss Laughauscn,
milliner. 2t
District Supervisor Fem of the
Ogden forest office, came in yesterday
on official business and this morning
left with Supervisor Mains for the
upper country.
Fred Baisch has been enjoying a
visit from his brother John and fam
lily of Burley the past week. Last
evening the young people were en-
tertained delightfully."- at party at the
Baisch home.
B. c. Davidson's new bungalow on
First street is nearly completed. 1t
is modern and coy house and will
be occupied next month by a rising
we pretty near told
and his bride.
A farewell reception was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Bowers and Mr..
and Mrs. F. j. Edwards Monday even
ng at The home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Buck by the Central division of the
VI. E. aides Aid. Cooling refresh
nents were served and very pleasant
.vening was spent.
Mrs. Jack Nye and son Clyde leave
oday for Seattle, where Mrs. Nye will
make her home with a sister while
Ter boys are at war. Leo is already |
It Camp Lewis and Clyde has been
allied to report there June "a. The
we residence here has been rented
" H. A. Fosselman.
To can green beans and peas: Can
he same day vegetables are picked.
;tring, cut, snap or shell; blanch in
oiling water three to five minutes.
,emove and plunge into cold water.
'ack in jars, add one level teaspoon
I'll of salt to the quart and fill with
oiling water. Put rubber and cap in
osition and partly seal. Sterilize two
nd half to three hours. Use pint
ars for peas and lima beans.
The country home of ]. c. Lloyd
as the scene of farewell party,
tuesday, evening, in honor of the B.
+. Bowers and F. G. Edwards fam
les, who are leaving shortly for Cali
,rnia. A number of lively entertain
lg games were played on the lawn, ,
fter which, the guests adjourned to
lie house where punch and waters ,
ere served. The evening was ,
-ought to a close with a few well ,
losen words by Rev. Finley, express :
g the appreciation and regard in ,
hich the members of the church have 7
II these two families. Those re- =
,onsible for the affair were the la
es of the NJ. E. Aid.
The high ideal of community service a
aintained by the First National Bank c
cludes every assistance in further
g the welfare of individuals as well
in protecting their financial inter-