The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-03-06

Feed Mills.
Bishop and Mrs. George Smitl
made few days visit to Boise las
week on legislative business.
Miss Maude Burt has accepted pc
sition with the Cash Bazaar and as
sumed her duties last Friday.
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, will lead to chronic constipa-
ton Doan's Regulets operate easily
Mr.. and Mrs John Hillmon of Gas.
cade, who have been in Emmett few
days for medical treatment, returned
home Wednesday.
Should you be taken away, how
about your loved ones? Don't delay
protecting them See F. R.. Chaplin
Of Mutual Life Insurance, Co. of N. Y
Mr.. Mcmillan, who suffered brok-
en- leg . few weeks ago while working
! on the Canyon canal, has mended suf-
,ficiently to be able to leave the hos
lpital.
Mrs. H. S. jenkins left Wednesday
for Colorado in response to tele-
gram announcing the serious illness
of her father. She will return before
taking final leave of her Emmett home
Mrs. Porter Wright, who underwent
an appendicitis operation at Mrs
Hewittson's hospital short time ago
is making a very good recovery and
hopes to be able to return home ere
long.
H. A. Whitney and family moved
this week to the Riley Fuller place
south of town. Mr.. Whitney and his
father, Mr.. Philippi, are very keen
over ranching and will no doubt make
sucless of their venture.
Mrs. Joel Brown returned Saturday
from 10-days' visit in Boise, where
she went for medical attention, fol-
lowing an operation on the nose few
weeks ago. Mrs. Brown finds it very
hard to recuperate her strength since
experiencing an attack of influenza.
Mrs Carrie Thompson of Cimarron,
Kan, an. aunt of Mrs. D. NJ. Stokes
berry, accompanied the latter home
from Nampa Tuesday for a visit. Mrs.
Thompson has been visiting Mrs.
Stokesbery's mother at Nampa, after
not having seen. each. other for about
thirty years.
Mrs. Jack Adair went to Boise on
Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs, A.,
B. ,Pomeroy, who is there for medical
treatment, and Mr.. Pomeroy, who has
recently returned from overseas. The
latter was granted leave for couple
of days en- route to Camp Lewis where
he goes for rehabilitation.
We are not dead-just used our
factory to help win the war. If we
were busted" we would hardly be
paying $500 for page ads in the best
papers in the country. There will be
more Victor machines and records
than ever soon. The Victor Talking
Machine Co. See Easton, the Reliable
Jeweler.
The Index recently published the
following: Two stripes on the right
arm denotes an honorable discharge.
One purple stripe, left arm, denotes
embarkation-the soldier had embark
ed but returned to the United States
from mid-ocean One gold stripe on
right arm denotes six months service
overseas. One gold stripe on left arm
denotes wound. One blue stripe on
left arm, under six months service
overseas. One white stripe on left
nm denotes six months service in the
United States" A soldier, who reads
the Index closely, comments as follows
on it: "One red stripe on left arm
half way between elbow and shoulder
denotes honorable discharge. One
gold stripe on right arm just above
cuff denotes wound. One gold stripe
on left arm just above cuff denotes six
months overseas. Except for the
above your information is correct"
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