The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-09-18
Diamond Edge knives and razor
ct Reilly's.

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For McKinnon's non-puncture tires
see S. Rolph, phone 1912. 61-4ptf
The Past Noble Grand Circle will
meet at the i. o. o. F.. hall Monday,
Sept %.
! Picking Bags, made of the best
quality while the lot lasts $1.75 each.
Cash Bazaar.
We buy for cash, wheat, barley and
poultry. Emmett Fruit Growers I'm
ion. Phone 202.
Miss Katherine Mann visited at the
home of Judge and Mrs. NJ. l. Church
in Boise over Sunday.
Leslie Mills, Ed Hayes, E. L. Hol-
version and Herb Haylor plan to start
Sunday on deer hunting trip.
Mrs. Leonard Wright and little
daughter of Jerome are guests of the
/ Walter Keith family this week.
In renewing his subscription to The
Index, D. Mcmillan sends "best re-
CARDS to everybody" He is located
at Corte MADEIRA, Calf.
Among the Boise hunters at En-
NETT Tuesday were Jack Dunn, R..
! P. Jones and Homer Lingenfelter.
Caorra unabanar c,an+ Cundax, with
Mrs. Huebener and the baby in Boise.
Mrs. Huebener is visiting her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Breshears of
Caldwell and Mrs. A. j. Breshears of
Weiser are guests of Judge and Mrs.
]. p Reed.
We are prepared to supply ice cream
in any quantity from one quart up.
We pack in special cans with ice
Brunswick Cigar Store.
Jay Bertleson, son of B. F. Berthe
son from near Emmett, is at the home
of Mrs. Blanchard while receiving me-
deal treatment for crushed thumb.
-Payette Independent.
DIR. G. L. Mcclellan of Nampa motor
ed over yesterday, bringing with him
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Skinner return
ing from ten-day wedding trip. DR..
Mcclellan was in DR.. Clark's hospital
corps in France.
Drs. Stewart, Springer and Cluen
came over from Boise Monday to get
an early start at shooting. They re-
turned home with full game bags.
"Flop" Adams was also here to join
the ranks of hunters.
Charles Carnage returned Saturday
from a couple of weeks visit at his
old home in Kansas City, Chicago and
other places. He brought with him a
barber, Mr.. Perry Crabill. Mr.. Crabill
is one of Uncle Sans released soldiers
S. 0. Zachman returned Monday
from a visit of several weeks at his
former home in Missouri and other
points. Mrs. Zackman and Eugene
will continue their visit couple of
weeks longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miles and the chill
dren returned the last of the week
from the upper country, where Mrs.
Miles and the little boys have spent
about six weeks in Scott Valley. The
rest and outing proved quite benefit
cial to them.
Friends of Mrs. Fowler, who have
been anxiously awaiting news of her
condition, will be glad to learn that
decided change for the better has oc-
Cured and all through today she has
continued to improve. The physician
and attending nurse hold out strong
hopes for her recovery.
A jolly party composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Madden, DR.. and Mrs. la
Wood, William Tucker and C. A. Tho
mas left Sunday for two weeks out
ing in the Knox country. They will
camp and anticipae great sport fish
ing and deer hunting. Residents from
that section say that deer are quite
plentiful
Presents of beautiful jewelry were
received few days ago from Arnold
Thommen by his mother, Mrs. Frank
Knox, his sister, Miss Marguerite
Thommen and his father, Frank Knox
The jewelry was made of native gold
set with ivory from far-off Alaska,
and were fashioned by jeweler who
IS master workman. Arnold is now
coated at Noatak, in Northern Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Warden left
Tuesday morning overland for Port
and, from which place they expect to
TO "whitersoever"-the plans are
entirely indefinite. Both are some
what tired from a strenuous years
work and they may spend several
months at leisure, hoping to recuper-
tie. The Hutton boys will manage
heir fruit ranch on the slope during