The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-09-11
DIR. Young and family motored over
from Caldwell Sunday to spend the
day with the f. C. Rundstrom family.


I dren came down from Cascade Friday
: going on to Boise for day. They re-
s turned Saturday to spend Sunday with
: the W. w. Wilton peope.
] Miss Edith Rundstrom, who has
/. spent several weeks visiting the Rund-
strom- Hargus families, departed Mon
day for her home in Yakima.
Miss Katherine Field has entered
st. Margaret's school in Boise.
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ty and comfort in preferences to speed.
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eral homework, good wages. Phone
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Walter Laidlaw returned last week
from . two months outing in Long
valley.
Among the out-of- town guests at
the Skinner eClsrk wedding were
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Vickers of Boise and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Kinzer Of Meridian.
While attending the teachers in
stitute in Boise, Miss Helen Rose
found among the teachers present two
young ladies from the old home of the
Roses in Missouri, Misses Gladys and
Cherry Simon. The former accom-
panied Miss Helen home for few
days visit. Miss Gladys teaches this
year in the Boise schools and Miss
Cherry at Meridian.
Mr.. Hallowell Of Paul arrived the
latter part Of last week to visit his
sister Mrs. John Leichty. Mr.. Halo
we'll has sold his ranch at Paul and is
planning to locate in this section.
Just received some up-to-the- min
ute hats from Portland. Brown Mil
linery.
John MCGOWAN is in town for a few
days visiting his brother Dave and his
uncle D. M. John. He will leave in
few days for Moscow to resume his
studies at the state university. John
is taking the law course.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Madden and
mother and Mr.. and Mrs. John Cato Of |
Meridian went to Lowman Monday for
an outing of few days.
Glenn Campbell left Friday for
Salem, Ore, to resume his studies in
Willamette university.
Mrs. F. E. Finley and daughter and
son, Faye and Forrest, left yesterday
for Salem, Ore, where Miss Faye will
enter Willamette university. Mrs.
Finley and the boy will remain a fewI
weeks. II
Miss Opal Crouch leaves tomorrow
for the Idaho Falls country, where she
will teach school the coming year.
Miss Margaret Exum is teaching the
Brownlee school this year, beginning
last Monday.
G. ID. Hosely was an Emmett visitor {
the first Of the week. He was a pref
ty sick man for several weeks this
summer, but is much better now
Frank Knox and A. o. Sutton are at
lending the Masonic grand lodge in
session at Burley this week.
Charles L. Carnage is expected home
tomorrow from three weeks visit
With relatives in Kansas City, Illinois
md Iowa.
Mrs. G. B. Mains and children re-
urned the first of the week from an
'uting of two months at Crawford. u
Mrs. Mains, who was elected as
member Of the school board, took the =
'ath of office at meeting of the Z
'oard last evening. ~
Miss Norma Langroise and Miss
frances Jones left last evening for
Moscow, where they are students in n
he University. Mr.. and Mrs. Lam a
.roise took the girls to Payette. Will c,
lam, Jr., left today for the same
chool.
Arnold Thommen and Jack Lind =
,ren are still going north and will not !,
e satisfied until they can straddle the
lorth pole. They are well UP in the
Iorthern part of Alaska II
DR.. J. L. Reynolds and daughter =
.ois left Sunday for Chatham, Va, to ', y
Isl. his mother. ie
Mrs. E. NJ. Reilly arrived home to-
ay from visit Of several months in . !"
he East. -
DR. Chas. L. Chalfant, vice presi- =,
snt Of the College of Idaho and Robt.
!. Mccormick, field secretary, visited
,mmett again this week in the inter- h,
SITS of the college. They report pros VI
ects for this years enrolment to be til
he best in the history Of the school. he
The local campaign for endowment Va
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