The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-11-20

| For Acklnnon's non-p1ncture tires
see s. Rolph, phone 9S-J2 51-4ptf
Mrs. Carl Mann is visiting her par
ents in Caldwell this week
Richard Sutton was transacting
business in Nampa on Tuesday.
Alton White has accepted position
~ clerk at the NJ. & H. Cigar store.
Sheriff Keeper and Clerk George
Church were in Montour on business
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Berkman de-
parted Monday for their new home in
Denver. Colo.
We buy for cash, wheat, barley and
poultry Emmett Fruit Growers IN
lon Phone ZOE.
After an Illness of three weeks, Mr..
and Mrs James Kinzer were released
from quarantine on Monday.
Philip Katzenmeyer will leave next
Monday for his ranch on Camas
Prairie and viii spend the winter there
Raymond Clark came over from
Boise on Saturday and remained un-
til Saturday afternoon, visiting his
father
Blaine Gilkerson, who was in the
Y. NJ C. A. war service in France and
Italy, returned to his home in Boise
last week
Henry Obermeyer umpired the Nam
pa-Caldwen football game, played in
Caldwell Saturday. Caldwell won, the
score being II to IA
Dr.. B. o. Clark has decided to re-
sumo his practice in Emmett and viii
open for business as soon as suitable
office rooms can be secured
Mrs Barbara B. Sawyer, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs NJ. A. Portlock, left last Thurs
day for her home in Milwaukee, Wis
Abe Hit left Friday for Written,
So. Oak, and will take a position as
cierkoin the mercantile establishment
where Raymond Fowler is employed
The plate glass window in Harry
Yamada's restaurant, which was de-
moiished by the jitney during the
summer, has been replaced this week.
Clint Thomas, conductor of the log
cling train, went to Boise hospital
on Tuesday for an operation for APP
pendicitis. Late reports were that
he is recovering nicely.
A. G. Pollard is victim of the pre-
vailing epidemic and is in quarantine
As no one could be found to carry
the mail on his route, Postmaster
Riggs himself made the rounds yes
terday-
Ray G. Newcomer and wife drove to |
Nampa Saturday to see Mr.. New |
comer's mother before her departure
Sunday evening for the East, where
she has been called by the serious i'll
ness of a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Herb Haylor last week
the sad news of the death of
their grandchild, the infant son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Temple of
Kan
The cottage they were living in hav-
ing been sold to Claude Polly, Mr.
md Mrs. R G. Newcomer have taken
looms in the Miller residence adjoin-
ng.
David Nelson, for many years a
esident of Emmett, holding the posi-
ion of bishop of the Mormon church
f this city, was visiting old time
riends in this city several days the
asst week. He is now located at Die
rich on a ranch. He was accompanied
v one of his sons He stated that
frs. Nelson is in feeble health
Announcement of tie marriage of
Iiss Edna Caroline Pammel to Ray
AlOSII NcSuudUi WCtS ASSNAfSA
MS week by friends of the bride The
aremony took place at Berkeley,
aIif., on Nov. IL. They will make
heir home at Patterson, Calf. Miss
ammen vii be remembered as for
Ter teacher in the Emmett schools. :
Miss Geraldine Laravea will leave
,r Boise Friday, where she viii e
pend q day visiting her sister, Mrs :
ohm Quinn, before her departure for
hicaae, where on Thanksgiving day Z
Ne viii b united in marriage to Mr.. +
- Tappan Of Niagara, N. T. Mrs '
:, " Cock will join her in Boise ont
Atur6Ay and win accompany her to :
hicaeo, going On to Ohio where sAel y
III nAke an extended visit with
,isndi and relativeA \
Ts.nny f,iands Of Otto ChanbeFs
ii - pasaaslats Isarn. that h has 4,
asooa ~ Dagger point md b vel &
4 ~ rad to recovery. He has q
an vlry ~ With pnsnanonia and 9.
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