The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-30

Jerry Hurley was over from Nyss;
on Monday.
| c. D. Whitney was down from Mon
tour last week
i Arch Mcclellan and B. Perkins wer,
down from Ola this week.
Dell Sherman of Payette was il
Emmett Tuesday on business.
James H. Youngbauer of Sweet
Was in the county seat Monday.
Miss June DeClark returned last
evening from a visit with Boise
friends
Dave MCGOWAN has been attending
the state assessors convention IN
Boise this week.
Miss Hazel Stilson is absent from
her duties at the Golden Rule store,
taking . much needed rest.
George Knowles held the number
which drew the overcoat given away
by the Keith clothing store yester-
day.
Emery Rynearson left last Thurs
day for Homestead, Ore, TO look over
real estate proposition with view
to purchasing.
Mrs. John Rynearson went to Boise
Wednesday to attend the funeral Of
George Hewittson, who died at Black
foot on Sunday.
Miss Wilma Busch went to Payette
Monday for short visit with Mrs.
Irwin Chapman. The Chapmans win
move to Caldwell in week or two.
Mrs. Ed Waring and daughter, Miss
Olive, returned Saturday from a
weeks visit in Nampa with Mrs.
Warnings niece, Mrs. F. H. Waldron-
Otto Schultz, forest ranger, spent
several days this week in Emmett
He is planning to go to his ranger
station at Deadwood in short time.
l. D. Hughes and family departed
for Gainesville. n. Y, to
make their home. Mr.. Hughes viii be
in a large cheese factory
there.
Charles Barber had the misfortune
% fall from 14-foot ladder Tuesday |
md sustained a badly sprained ankle. |
It is hoped no serious effect may re-
'ult -
C. E. Bisby is here from Tacoma,
Tisiting his daughter. Mrs Charles
Barber, and assisting Mr. Barber in
he completion of a fine bungalow on
avenue.
R G. Newcomer. who attended the
convention Of the state association of
ptometrists in Boise Monday, was
lected as a member of the board of
irectors for the ehree-year term.
Mrs. Bogardus, who spent couple
f weeks in Boise with her son Mel
in and family, returned Friday. She
ras accompanied by her little grand
aughter, who will remain for a short
isit.
Miss Wilma Busch arrived last Fri
ay from ST. Anthony to spend cou- ,
lie Of weeks with her mother, Mrs. c.
:. Wolfe. Miss Busch is employed as
ookkeeper with leading business
ouse at ST. Anthony.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. R. kersey are NOV !
Ig into the house vacated by the l. '
Hughes family. Mrs Kersey is a
aughter of Henry Kuckku, and the
.mily came here from their home in
ansas early this winter.
The familiar figure of Hiram katz +
no has suffered a serious illness, is
yain seen on the streets. Mr.. katz O
quite weakened, but hopes to regain
S strength with these fine days of
arm sunshine and invigorsting air,
Sheriff Fred Keeper made bust j
IS trip to Caldwell Tuesday. He \
as accompanied by Mrs. Keeper t
ID his sister Mrs. Robert Wilson, c
no is here from Connecticut for the
inter.
W. B. Baker and family expect to y
owe next week into the NJ Gilbride O
corner of Third street and o
Inns avenue The family of l. 0. d
heller will occupy the house which &
e Bakers vacate, having purchased
sometime ago from S. D. Riggs T.
Mrs. Stokesbery, chairman of the
wing committee, desires as to state
at she win be At the Red Cross !
pms Saturday afternoon from to