The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-09-19
EMMETT NEWS

B. B. Davis and J. R. Field went
to Boise Tuesday evening, returning
Wednesday morning.
The numbers on the lecture course
are exceptionally strong this year
six numbers for 1920.
D. L. Rhodes and family of Idaho
City visited at the H. T. Davis home
from Saturday to Wednesday.
Mrs. C. w. Sutton, who had spent
a week visiting at the home of her
son, Judge Sutton, returned to Boise
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Reilly left Fri
day for Salt Lake City to spend a
couple of weeks on business and plea
sure combined
Members of the "King's Herald"
are requested to finish their garments
as soon as possible and leave them
with Mrs. James Kinzer.
H. L. Wilbur has returned to town
from the upper country, where he
has been employed as camp tender for
a sheepman for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Hull left today
for Portland where they will make
their home. Mrs. la Wood accom-
panied them for two weeks visit
See F. R. Chaplin and find out how
little money The Mutual Life of New
York will protect your loved ones.
Millions of men are doing it. Why
not you?
Charlie Adams, the candy man, and
Andy Anderson the paper man, hust-
ling young business men of Boise,
were in town today to see what real
live town looks like.
Mrs. Geo. F. Church returned Mon
day from weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. John Orr in Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orr are cozily settled in
their home on Ellis street.
Frank Knox returned Tuesday from
Moscow, where he attended the annual
meeting of the Grand Lodge of Idaho
Masons. He was honored with the Of
flee of Grand Senior Warden.
Rev. W. HParker, pastor of the
Nazarene church, was this week join
ed by his wife and two sons. On their
way here from Pittsburg, Pa, they
stopped off for a few weeks visit in
Colorado.
Keith Nusbaum, who left this week
for Seattle to continue his studies in
the state university, has been sue
ceeded in the depot by Merton Cook,
and John Shaw has been, employed to
IKE Mr.. Cooks place.
Keith Nusbaum and Jack Shank |
left Wednesday for Seattle, where
they will enter the university of
Washington and the Naval Training
School which is in connection there
with.
Andrew Smith has come back to
Emmett, content that there is nothing
to equal this section, and is planning
to settle here for keeps. He has been
ranching in the Deer Flat country, but
has recently sold out.
C. C. Stinson of Pearl, H. j. Bal
lantyne of Ola, ]. W. Stoddard of
Sweet and H. A. Pugh of Montour
were in town yesterday in attendance
upon the meeting to arrange for the
Fourth Liberty Loan drive in this
county.
Sherman Glenn of Ola was in town
Friday to attend the meeting of the
Gem County Republican Central Com
mittee. He took home with him
new Studebaker Light Six, purchased
from the Emmett Auto & Garage
Company.
A letter from w. D. Howell states
that he and wife are located at Nc
Minnville, Ore, where he has accept
ed a position as manager of depart
ment in the Miller Mercantile Co. The
trip was made by auto and Bill
says they sure went over the top IN
making the journey, as the roads
were frightful. On the way rock
knocked the muffler off and for Az
miles the noise was so terrific that 1T
sounded as if the German artillery
were bombarding them, and he has
MT been able to hear it thunder since.
He closes by saying: "Give my best |:
to all inquiring friends and
keep a warm spot in your old heart ;.
for me until | return to dear old Ida u
no. She's hard to beat"
Suits cleaned and pressed, S1.25 at
Emmett Pressary.
Tents, all sizes, at Reilly's. d