The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-09
DR.. Judd. dentist. Monroe Bldg.

Charlie Hedrick is on the streets
again after siege of the flu.
Mrs. F. D. Bowen visited friends in
Boise couple of days this week.
Lion Coal Company Rock Spring
lump coal, $3.50 per ton. Phone 164-J
r E. Shaw is able to be up town
after long and severe illness from
the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Portlock have
returned to Emmett to re-establish
their home.
John Steward and Harley Hooker
were in town Monday from Jordan
Valley, Ore.
| G. B. Mains went to Weiser yester-
day to attend stockmen's meeting of
the Weiser forest.
Leroy Wood, a recent arrival from
La Grande, Ore, is nursing the sick
at the DR.. P. w. Polly home.
Will Rynearson has moved to the
S. j. Rees farm on the bench and will
have charge of that place this season.
The Red Cross has made up a num-
Der of pneumonia jackets and has
placed them on sale at the two drug
stores.
F. A. ,Dressler, recently discharged
from service, arrived this morning to
visit a few days at the Walter Brown
home. He is on his way to Portland.
H. A. Pugh, member-elect from Gem
county, was unable to report at the
opening session of the legislature
Tuesday on account of sickness in his
family.
Miss Lucy Kieldson went to Boise
this morning to spend the remainder
of the school vacation. Miss Kieldson
has been doing nurse service during
the height of the epidemic.
Lou Otkins returned to his work
in Portland Tuesday, leaving his wife
and little son here for a longer visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rinker.
Arthur and Floyd Potter from Ola
spent couple of days early in the
week visiting in Emmett. Arthus has
recently received his discharge from a
Virginia camp we are told.
Frank Chaplin returned Friday from
a weeks visit in Salt Lake and other
points. Mr.. Chaplin states that the
Montpelier country, where he spent
a few days, is having serious cpl
den1ic of the flu.
W. D. Mcfarland orders The Index
sent to his new address at Seaside,
Ore. He has made trip through Ore
gon, Washington, Nevada, Utah and
California since leaving Emmett. Says
he is well.
The church board of the Methodist
church is very DESTROYS of keeping up
the church finances. Any one desiring
to make their weekly contributions
will find box and envelopes at w. T. |
Crouch's Variety Store.
Guss Amen says the new time has
his chickens; that the
roosters crow at 10 o'clock at night |
and the hens have quit laying be-
cause they don't know what time of
day it is.
"Bill" Lewis, an old time friend of
Frank DeClark, dropped in to say
'How-der-do'' one day last week, 60
ing on to spend q night at the home
of another friend, Clarence Bush.
Mr.. Lewis had left his wife visiting
her sister Mrs. Ray Campbell, near
Pearl, and was enroute to Pomeroy,
Wash, where he has farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mcmillan left yes
terday for San Francisco to make
their home with their sons. For six
Or seven years they have lived on the
Big Four ranch on the bench and have
made a host of warm friends not only
IN that section, but also in Emmett
and vicinity. Advancing years have
demanded a cessation of the toll in
,ident to ranching and they will now
-etire from active work. While they
will spend most of their time in Cali
'ornia, they expect to make an oc-
.asional visit to Emmett. Their go
ne is regretted by themselves almost
IS much as by those they leave behind,
or they have enjoyed their home here
md the hospitality and friendship Of
leighbors. The Big Four has been
urned over to the efficient manage |
nent of Ed Beutler.