The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-02-20

DuliuilH.
FOR SALE-FGrnished house at First
and Johns ave. Mrs. A. DeClark.
Mrs. George Rinker went to Nyssa
last Monday on professional business.
A baby daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. George Burdge on Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. Munson came over from
Boise Saturday for a visit with old
time friends.
Charlie Carnage informs US that he
has 120 soldiers pictures on display
in his gallery.
will buy your fat hogs. Notify me
by phone if you have any to sell.
Sollie Calender.
Charlie Goodsell was down from
Cascade several days this week to
visit home folks.
Perry oxley is over from Boise to
work at the grading and dwelling in
the Riverside addition.
Miss Hazel Stilson has resumed her
position as saleslady in the Golden
Rule after months rest
F. A. Cox of Sutherland, Neb. was
in Emmett this week He is an old
time acquaintance of William Thorn
ing.
County Agent A. L. Berry went to
Moscow Monday to attend meeting
of the extension bureau. He expects
to be gone all week
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tappan, who
came over from Boise upon receiving
news Of the death Of his father, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barringer,
who were here visiting their father
and sister over Sunday, returned to
Boise the first of the week.
am in the market for cattle and
hogs. Expect to ship car of hogs
on Friday. Those having fat hogs to
sell notify me by phone. Sollie Cal
lender.
There were 10000 deaths from in
f1uenza-pneumonia in the United
States during the year 1918. The
world figures for the disease was six
million.
Butler Morris, a bench farmer, is
expected home today from a three
weeks visit to his old home in DON
iphan county His sister and her nus
band will accompany him.
Mrs. Resale Crosthwaite and Mrs.
Helen Marty of Portland arrived last
Thursday for a fortnight's visit at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Bull
lock. Mrs. Crosthwaite is a sister of
Mrs. Bullock. The ladies expect to
remain until next Monday.
Forest Rangers j. W. Kimball from
Garden Valley and Frank Miller from
High valley were in Emmett Tuesday
and Wednesday to attend the stock
mems meeting and other matters con-
nected with their duties in the forest.
B. c. Davidson, VINO has been very
i'll with influenza in Seattle for
month past, arrived home Friday. He
is still quite weak and will be con-
fined to his home for several weeks.
He lost 25 pounds during his illness.
Mr. and Mrs. A Hoistad, who re-
Gently sold their residence on Second
street to Richard Sutton, vii give pos
session March ! and will move into
one of Mike Gibride's houses on Third
street
Mrs. NJ. B. Carter of Boise, whose
husband is working with his brother-in
law, C. Whitman in the plumbing bust
ness, came over Tuesday to join the
family in celebrating Mr.. Carter's
birthday.
F. C. Horn, one of the noted en-
gineers of Idaho, and for q number
of years consulting engineer of the
Canyon canal, died at his home in
Boise Sunday morning following a
stroke of paralysis.
w. H. Appel and c. NJ. Park re-
turned last week from Parma, where
they had been engaged for several
weeks in erecting a farm house on
Mr.. Appel's ranch there, Mr.. Parks
being the carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Coulter of
Cascade departed Tuesday for their
new home at Enterprise, Ore. Mrs.
Coulter and the children have spent
the past two weeks visiting her par-i
ents Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. Polly, and
were joined by Mr.. Coulter to con-
tinue the journey.
Frank Berry, who few weeks ago
underwent an operation for cataract
over one eye, has made remarkable
racoverv and feels ntrita certain of the /