The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-07-03

] Miss Bertha Cook was Boise vis-
it0s Saturday afternoon.
Try our extra thick Jaf rubbers, 3
dozen for Csc At Reilly's.
Cort Zimmerman went to Boise, the
first Of the week to take in the big
Welcome home celebration.
Roy Castle and Wife of Nampa were
Emmett visitors Monday, visiting with
Mrs. Castles father. Dan Nelson
The family of Will Barnard were in
town this week from Homedale, visit
ing 1t the home of Col. Jas. Barnard.
Miss Emma Hopkins, teacher in
High school IN Tacoma, is visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs. j. W.
Difton.
sDave DeClark will leave next week
for Cascade, where he will spend the
summer, working in the NJ. & NJ. gar
age at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Faris were in
town Saturday from Montour Mr.
Faris was preparing to leave for a
weeks fishing on Gold Fork creek.
Herb. Haylor has received word
from his son, Clare of St. Anthony
that he and his wife are now making
camping tour of Yellowstone Park.
An addition to Stolle's bakery is
being built 1t is constructed of ce-
ment blocks and Mike Gilbride is do
ing the work and furnishing the
blocks.
The Misses Hazel Brown and Clara
Peterson came over from summer
school at Boise to spend the weekend |
with home folks.
Mr.. Faris Of the Construction com
pany working near Falk was in town
Saturday on busisess.
Mrs G. B. Mains and the children
and her sister, Miss Margaret Kee-
nan left Monday for Cascade where
they viii spend the rest of the sum
mer in the pines.
Harry Carmichael, Sol Zachman and
Lou Burton drove into the Lowman
country on a fishing trip Saturday
evening returning home early Monday
morning. They were fairly success
full.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Mays went to
Vale, Ore, Monday. They will re-
main until after the Fourth, as Mr.
Mays has some business matters to-
attend there, and the trip will be with
two purposes.
Miss Anna Appel will leave tomor-
row for Eugene, Ore, to be brides
maid at the wedding of a college
friend. Miss Appel was a student in
the state university there. She will
spend several weeks visiting friends
in Portland and Eugene.
Fred Fenton, now cashier of the
Bank of Meridian, was in the city Sat
1rday, visiting friends who were with
MIN in France, in Camp Hospital No
26, and looking after some land in
.erests he has in the Bramwell sec
ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. T. Craig and Mr.
md Mrs. Robert Burlingame motored
% Boise Sunday to hear the lecture
IN the riddle of the Russian Re
yolution" by a man who has lived j
here. They state it was a very inter
sting and instructive discourse ably
landled.
In renewing her subscription to The
ndex, Mrs. B. B. Wilson says: 81
hink The Index is one of the best
apers ever published" Mrs. Wilson
) daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. i
johnson of this city, and with her
usband has recently moved from II
yeiser to Payette. II
Carl Kreizenbeck, Redmond Me II
roud and Harold McCool drove to II
mith's Ferry Tuesday for a days II
shing. From there they expect to II
o on to Boise for a couple of days II
t the celebration. We were not in II
'rmed as to who will chaperone the
arty. III
Last Thursday the Episcopal Sun II
ay school held its annual picnic at II
ewey's grove. The ladies and child II
N went out in the afternoon for the II
ames, and were Joined later by the
en- and few other guests for II
nch. There were about 60 alto n
ether and it is reported to have been H
e very best yet
oyron Turner, foe many years a II
sident of this city. but now of On II
rio, visited in town few hours II
onday on his way to Cascade, for II
W days outing. He states that II
nnk SaSser another former Eumett III