The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-05-30


Aston plants for sale. Mrs. job
' Rynearson-
Delmar Tarleton, who has been
student in the university at Pullman
Wash, the past year, arrived hom
Monday.
Station Agent James Barry is tn
proud owner of one of the new Ligh
Six Studebaker cars, bought of tn
Emmett Garage.
Fred Sherwood announces that tn,
Percheron horse Brigham will be KEEP
for service at the d. F. Bott ranci
at Letha the remainder of the season
| To women who are naturally con
sentative, a NATIONAL bank par.
ticularly appeals and for them they
maintain special service for women
w. H. Basye is planning to leave
this week for Yellow Pine to build
a mill and tram for a mining COM
pany and expects to be absent all sum-
mer.
Frank Carter, who has been en-
ployed in the mines at Warrens, was
home the latter part of last week TO
visit his mother, brother and grand
parents.
Miss Mabel Gaylord, who has been
teaching school at Hansen, completed
her work last week and is at home.
She has been engaged to teach there
next year.
Maxey Jackson Of Seattle, brother
Of Mrs. J. L. Steward, is here to recu-
perate from severe attack of nervous
prostration. He is the inventor of an
improved railroad rail.
The very latest styles just received
in all kinds of jewelry, wrist watches
and silverware. Come in and see
them or see our window, west of hotel
w. J. Easton, The Reliable Jeweler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar H. Allen and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Barnes of Boise
were entertained at a house party
and Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Bowen on Nc
Kinley avenue.
Farm Bureau Notes says:-"We no.
tice many young farm horses with
sore shoulders. Carry tin of powd- |
cred sulphur and dust it on the sore
every half-hour. A coating of sui
blur permits the sore to heal beneath. |
Mrs. John Basye was taken very i'll /
Friday and her condition was so
alarming that her daughter, Mrs. Nor
nan Nelson was sent for, Louis West
,rook fetching her down in his car.
Yrs. Basye is much improved at this
writing and is out of danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ ". Hodges and
hildren of Archer, Mo, were guests
f Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Shaw, old time
iissouri neighbors, last week. They
we're joined here Sunday by their son
Tiff Longwell, manager Of the Boise
'ayette Lumber yard at Vale, and
yife, and all spent the day here.
A letter received this week by
ieorge Goodsell from his brother
'harlie at Cascade states that there
Tas heavy fall of snow in Long Val
" Monday. Walter Little says he
TENDED Fourth of July celebration
t Van Wyck one year and it showed
D hard that the horse races had to be
Doctor Steele, the eye and nerve
oecialist, will be in his office, in the
amage building, again on Tuesday,
Tednesday and Thursday of next
eek, June 4, 5 and 6. Cross eyes
nerve strain adjusted
lat causes headaches, hay fever, fe-
Iale Irregularities. Many an all
ent averted could Nature have its
ay. Consultation free.
Soon after the American troops
-st landed in France the Kaiser was =
ctured writing a letter to Prince {
uprecht, rediculing them as play /
ldiers" and declaring them "insig |
fgant" He wound up by instructing S
e Prince to throw big "scare" into
EN- at the earliest opportunity. The J
-ince tried it-and his famous
hook" troops retreated, leaving
out three-fourths their number on /,
e battlefield. The Kaiser was next
ctured writing another letter. This
ne to Hindenburg. Prince Ruprecht
tered, limping and considerably bat
red. He saluted his royal sire and
ked-"Father are you writing an
her letter about the American SOL Y
ers?" "Yes, my son." answered the
liser, ito Hindenburg, telling him II
W ridiculous it is to think unframed
rm lads can stand before my irwin =
lie soldiers" " But father" replied L