The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-12

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G. H. Holbrook went to Ola .yester-
day to make visit to his children.
FOR RENT-A furnished house on
First and Johns. Mrs. DeClark. 30
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Heath are down
from their home in Garden Valley =
few days visit.
Karleen and Bobby Keith, little
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Keith, are visiting relatives in Pay
cite.
Mrs. c. L. Carnage went to Boise
on Tuesday to spend week or two
! visiting her daughter and Mrs. R. O.
Clark.
Mrs. Strohbehn arrived yesAerdsJ
morning from Payette to spend few
days visiting her daughter, Mrs. J.
C. Creswell
Miss Ellen Waring is expected home
from the state university at Moscow
today or tomorrow to spend the sum-
mer vacation.
Mrs. w. E. Shaw is here from
Sumpter, Ore, for a visit with her
daughters, Mrs. VIM. Skiff and Mrs.
NJ ]. Phillips.
Grandma Campbell, mother of Ed
Campbell, is spending few weeks
at Meridian, visiting in the home of
Rev. C. A. Quinn.
Earl Jackson and his bride, former
ly Miss Edna Gaylord, are over from
Caldwell for short visit at the brides
home and with friends
Miss Anna Field, who has been a
student at Berkeley the past school
year, arrived home yesterday. She
was met at Payette by her father.
C. c. Stinson, superintendent of
the Granite State Consolidated Min
ing company's properties at Pearl,
was an Emmett visitor yesterday.
Little Miss Letha Wilton accompan-
led Mr.. and Mrs. Craig to Eagle on
Sunday and will spend week or two
visiting at the home of Robert Kinzer
Hugh Eggleston, who is working in
the Hoff & Brown sawmill at Mccall
came to town Tuesday to have an ach-
ing tooth pulled. He will return to
day or tomorrow
Mrs. w. o. Shields on Monday re-
ceived word that her father, Alexan-
der Larimer of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
was very low, and she left on Tues
days train for the East
Joe Creswell returned Sunday from
a visit of several weeks at his old
home in Iowa He says they are
having lots of rain in the Middle
states and crops are in fine condition.
Mrs A. E. Schmidt left this week
for Weiser to join her husband. They
will make their home in that city,
Mr.. Schmidt being employed with the
Alexander Clothing Store at that
place.
Mr.. Mitchell, owner of a ranch in
the Bramwell country in the COS, but
now living at Rupert, was in town
Friday and Saturday renewing old
acquaintance. Mr.. Mitchell left En-
NETT in 1896.
Among those who will attend the
summer school at Boise from this
city are: Misses Margaret Exum,
Hazel and Dora Brown, Maude Burt
and Ethel Knox. School opens Mon
day of next week.
d. H. VanDeusen left Saturday for
Los Angeles to bring back. his wife
and children who have spent the win
ter there The trip home will be
made in an auto the family have been
using while in California.
Mrs. B. C. Huffman arrived in
town Sunday in response to a mes
sage conveying the sad news of the
death of her brother, Leo Rynearson.
She and the baby are visiting the home
folks for few days.
Herman Halverson and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Halverson have
sold their belongings and on Satur-
day moved to Everett, Wash. They
will stop At Portland while en- route
and take in the Rose Festival
Fred Brown was in town on Mon
day interviewing the city officials in
regard 10 hose for tie fire DEPART
ment. Fred has turned his Art store
In Payette over 70 his wife and he Is
fer . Chicago n1anufaetory
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