The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-30
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Sinclair.
Carl Brown returned home to Nc
Call yesterday.
i Guy Moore orders The Index sen
to his new address, Richmond, Calf
! c. K. McAuley has returned hom
from Butte, Mont, where he had beer
mining.
Miss Maude Myers returned Wed
nesday to her work in Boise, after {
weeks visit with friends in town.
| VIM. Rekow, a former resident Of
the bench, but now located at Farmer
was an Emmett visitor on Sunday.
R. E. Gary, of the Ogden Forest of.
fee, was looking after business mat
tiers with the local Office this week.
Charlie Stimson has just completed
the job of decorating the halls on the
upper floor Of the Bank of Emmett
building, and has done an artistic job.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
meet at the home of Mrs. Nusbaum
Thursday, February 6, with Mrs Nus
baum and Mrs V. T. Craig as hostess
es-
Good Buttermilk does not happen.
1t is the result of careful manufactur-
ing in our sanitary factory. Received
daily by Mutual Creamery Co., Belle
Boren, agent.
E. K Hayes, who accompanied the
body of Duncan Hunter to Chicago,
continued his journey to Oxford, Me-,
TO visit his parents. He is expected
home by February 10.
The next regular meeting of the W.
re. will be held Friday afternoon,
February z, at o'clock. Business of
and all are urged to be
By order of president
Mr.. and Mrs E. C. Rundstrom and
little son Edwin, Jr., departed Mon
day for Monrovia, Calf, to spend a
few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Cooke while recuperating from the
gu.
Add Simons was down town for a
few. hours Monday. He is still weak
md will remain in his rooms until be |
-egains his strength Nathan Alex
.nder, son of the governor, is here
oohng after the store
United States Marshal Leroy Jones
md Mr.. Price of Boise motored to En-
nett Sunday, accompanied by the
Kisses Ryan, VanDoran, Sadie Jones
nd Lorita Lockett- They visited at
he Johnton and the Lockett homes.
Mrs. Duncan Hunter and little son
nd her aunt, Mrs. Gillespie, have
AIKEN rooms at the home of Mr.. and
frs Fred Amsbaugh, and will re-
lain a few weeks, preparatory to
heir departure east.
Announcement of the birth of a
son to Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
[aynes at Comstock, Neb-, was re-
eived today Mr.. and Mrs Haynes
loved from Central Mesa three years
go to Judith Gap, Mont, where they
ow make their home. X
Notice-A trip to the PHILIPPINE !
stands is planned for the Kings Her
ds of the Methodist Sunday school.
he Heralds viii meet at the church
aturday afternoon at 2 o'clock to
EAR about the tour and secure their i
Cost of trip cents to be |
lid in advance.
Mrs Horace Burr returned Monday +
her home at Cascade, having spent /
couple of weeks at the home of her
other, Roy Keithly. Mr. Keithly,
ho recently underwent an operation
r appendicitis, is reported as doing i,
cely at this writing h
A little talk on Bolshevism taken v
ON an exchange: Any nation that
ms to Bolshevism will starve to
ath. Who, for instance, would sow
heat or cultivate crops if he has no
ore rights in the harvest than the
an who doesn't sow? Bolshevism
II get along fine as long as there is
enty of accumulated labor to steal
I'M, but when that is used up the pol n
, of owning everything in common n
Fans that there soon won't be any j.
ing to eat Every practical expert v
mt in Socialism has turned out that Il
~. The only place where radical It
cialism can succeed is where there
E lot Of people who don't believe :,
it to feed the few people who do 1t n
individual thrift and enterprise and :,
.umulated labor expressed in owner ~
10 that feeds the world and sustAins !,
iliZation- M
We heard a we'll meaning man say m
other day that Theodore Roosevelt ca
S an orator and people were disap-