The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-05


Mrs. John Rynearson. Up
Special hat sale at the Steinbowel
Millinery Saturday, June z. Up.
Fred Brown of Payette was in tow
Saturday on a business visit.
Davie DeClark has accepted a posi-
ton in the mechanical department o.
the M. &. NJ. garage
Mr.. T. NJ Davis left Monday for his
farm at Vulcan, Alberta, Canada
where he will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Robin u. and
son came over from Boise Thursday
to spend Decoration Day here They
were guests at the John Barbour
home.
Roy and Russell Edgerton, who
have been attending the university at
Berkeley, Calf, arrived today anc
will go to Boise to spend their vaca-
ton with their mother.
The NJ, & NJ. Garage report the sale
of three one-ton Ford trucks, one to
Chris. Thorning, one to w. S. Bethel
and the other to John Obermeyer.
W. H. Madden went to Salt Lake
Sunday to attend conference of tn a
Ford managers and dealers of til
mountain states. He expects
to return the latter part of the week
One of the beauty spots in Emmett
are the H. w. Titus grounds surround
ing his home. Flowers and shrubbery
and trees and the well-kept lawn
make of it a picture of great beauty
and one well worth seeing.
Paul Brooks passed thru town Tues
day on his way to the Payette Lakes
on an outing trip. Mr. Brooks is at
the present time working with the
Sampson Music Co. of Boise.
Two sacks of potatoes were taken
Sunday from the sales grounds in
town and as the party is known Col
Barnard says he will save trouble if
the spuds are returned promptly.
Henry Goul has bought the HORNE
cabin on the North Fork of the Pay
cite few miles above Banks and will
conduct a road house, furnishing
lunch and sleeping quarters and sup
plies for travellers and fishermen.
Miss Effie Whelan, formerly stano-
grapher in the Boise Payette o. flee
here, came over from Boise Friday
evening and was a guest in the ]. P.
Dion and w. S. Keith homes until Sun
day morning.
Mrs. W. S. Keith, who has been
faithful member of The Index staff
since last fall, is taking a deserved
rest from her strenuous labors. In
deX readers will doubtless miss her
sparkling writings while she is off
duty.
Sam Mcmillan, H. D. McVean and
Joe Rynearson took advantage of the
opening of the fishing season, and
visited the sloughs west of town in
search of bull frogs. They captured
over a hundred.
Fred Miller and family motored to
Mountain Home Sunday and spent
the day visiting friends at that place.
Mrs. Ray Newcomer accompanied
them as far as Middleton and spent
the day with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barry and
daughters will leave tomorrow for
Mrs. Barry's girlhood home in Michi-
gan. Mr. Barry vii remain only two
weeks, but will stop at his old home
in Nebraska on his way for brief
visit.
F. NJ Lockett and others, Madeline
Sinclair and Marion McCambridge of
Oregon, motored to Ontario Tuesday
evening, returning Wednesday morn
ing accompanied by Miss Bessie
of Ontario, who will spend
several weeks visiting at the Lockett
home.
H. .. w niue OI The w ulle-O DI yOll
Hardware Co. was up from New Ply
mouth Monday on business connected
with the store. Clifford Chadwick
IF New Plymouth who spent 1S
months in France with the 42nd Div
sion accompanied him.
Miss Linnet Davis arrived from
Iooding Monday for short visit
With her mother, Mrs. B. B. Davis.
Mrs. Davis will accompany her
laughter back to Gooding, where she
will spend the summer. This fall she
Intends to go to Portland, Ore, for
he winter.
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