The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-16

| j. r. Field spent several days in
Boise on business last week
Miss Mary Quinn came down on
Wednesday from Horseshoe Bend.
Andy Little went to Boise last week
to attend the State Woolgrowers CON
vention.
Mrs. Ray Newcomer went to Boise
Saturday for few days visit with
relatives.
Mrs. J. C. Allmon went to Boise to
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
win Bogardus.
Harry Sobal, manager OF the New
York Store, returned from a business
trip to Boise on Monday.
Miss Rebecca Jones, teacher of the
Lincoln school, is recovering from the
| "1u" at her home in Boise.
Miss Rita Lockett visited with home
folks Sunday, Miss Locket is attend
ing business college in Boise.
Miss Mildred Selby returned to
Boise, after fortnight's visit with
her sister, Mrs. E. H. Barton.
! F. A. Dressler, who visited few
days at the home of Walter Brown.
has gone to Portland to accept po-
sition.
DR.. W. F. Smith of Boise was called
to Emmett Friday in council with
local physicians in the case of Duncan
Hunter.
James Kesgard was in town from
Letha on Monday, having just recov-
cred from a run of flu with the whole
family as victims.
C. r. Whitman this week received
the sad news of the death of his
brother Jack, of Portsmouth, Ohio.
He was killed January by an cleo
trio shock.
U. s. Marshal Jones, of Boise, Pete
Price of Gooding, the Misses Margaret
and Anna Ryan, Margaret VanDorren,
and Sadie Jones of Boise were guests
at the ]. B. Johnston home Sunday.
Leroy Wood went to Boise Monday,
| after a week spent in caring for DR..
and Mrs. P. W. Polly during their i'll
ness. Both are recovering nicely,
though greatly weakened by the siege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Hit return
ed home last week from Boise, where
they had been in Boise hospital
while suffering from an attack of in
| fuenZa.
Miss Gary, who has been employed
as nurse in the family of E. c. Rund-
strom during their siege of influenza,
returned Monday to Boise. The pa
tients in the Rundstrom home are well
on the way to recovery now.
Robinson Field, son of ]. R. Field,
left Monday afternoon for Frisco, via
Portland. He expects to visit his SIS
ter, Miss Anna, who is attending
school at Berkeley, and he is quite
strongly inclined toward enlisting in
the U. S. navy.
C. E. Dibble and son came up from
Payette on Friday and made a pur-
chase of 35 stands of bees from Mr..
Morehouse of near Letha. The Dibbles
are among the successful honey pro-
ducers and are this year going into
| the business on more extensive scale.
Harry Carmichael, who has been
absent from his desk at the court
house for a week with case OF
flu, is much improved and will proba-
| blv be on deck next week. Mrs. Car
michael has escaped with very mild
attack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mann ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs Frank Moore
home from Boise Sunday. Mr.. Mann
and Mr.. Moore attended state for
estry meeting there. Mr.. Mann went
on to his home at Mccall Tuesday,
Mrs. Mann returning oBoise to COM
plete her visit with her monther.
A letter received today from Mrs
D. Mcmillan states that they arrived
safely in San Francisco. She says:
"We found things here all green and
beautiful and warm, Just like the lit
tie spot in my heart for dear little
Emmett and the many friends IN
Idaho. Greetings and love to them
ALL"
Roy Keithly was operated on this
morning at the Hewittson hospital,
Drs. Springer and Cummings being the
attending physicians. The ailment
was appendicitis and with no comph-
cations. Mr.. Keithly is resting easily
and will no doubt make rapid re-
covery.
F. E. Nefzger and family moved
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