The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-07-31
Diamond Edge knives and razors

I Auto livery, phone II, j. l. Johnson
at Gem County Garage.
Carbon paper-the kind that won
smut-at The Index office.
/ s24.50 cwt. for Deering binder Irvine
best made. G.. W. Gordon.
I FOR RENT-A furnished house on
First and Johns. Mrs. DeClark-35
Mrs. Frank Miller and baby Of Pay
cite, niece of Mrs. W. W. Wilton, ar
rived Monday for a weeks visit in
| the Wilton home
We are prepared to supply ice cream
in any quantity from one quart up.
We pack in special cans with ice
Brunswick Cigar Store.
Larry Phelan who is engaged in
sheepraising on the Middle Fork Of
the Salmon was shipping wool from
this place Tuesday-Cascade News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Heath, with
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of
Wahipeton, N. D., came down from
their Garden Valley ranch Saturday.
We are still selling outside white
house paint at s245 in one gallon cans,
which is less than factory cost. T.
B. Hargus, Hardware and Furniture.
Irwin Thurston of Payette came in
on the Mccall stage Sunday from
fishing trip in the near-wilds. His
family motored up to meet him here
Sunday evening.
DR.. n. H. Lines was an over night
visitor at the a. W. Hollar home last
week. He is serving his third year
as pastor at Flora, Ore, where he is
doing a good work.
After months of waiting and disap-
pointments, our Victrolas and records
are coming in. Come in and get yours.
Don't accept any substitute for Vic
tor. W. j. Easton, the reliable jew
eler.
Mrs. Eli Lanktree is at home for
the remainder of the summer taking
a vacation from her duties as state'l
president of the Rebekah Assembly.
She will make another trip in Sep
TENDER.
John Carnage went TO Mccall Fri
day to help James Stewart load train
of sheep and will go thru TO Chicago.
From there he goes TO Kansas City |
for visit with his grandparents and
other relatives.
Mrs. George Church spent last week
visiting her daughter Mrs. John Orr
in Boise. Mr.. and Mrs. Orr have tax
en- apartments at the Harrington" on
State street and are cozily located in
their new quarters.
James Whitsell came up from his
Fruitland ranch Saturday TO spend
Sunday with the local Whitsell people.
Mr.. Whitsell has wonderful crop of
apples this year and expects to be-
yin picking in a few weeks.
Charles Whitsell, who has been
with his brother James at
7ruitland about a month, came up
He expects TO make prep
lrations to move his family there to
.eside during the harvesting of the
Ipple crop.
Mrs. G. W. Maxfield returned the
irst of the week from 10 days stay
With her mother in Boise. She ex- 4
'ects to spend great part of the
ummer there as Mrs Morse has not ]
regained her strength
ince her recent appendicitis opera
ion to be alone long at time. Mrs.
dorse will spend part of the time
ere.
Charles Edward Perryman and Miss
Jessie Kesl of Nampa were mar
led at 1890 Sunday afternoon by
lean Award Chamberlain. The
CEREMONY was performed at the home
Mrs. S. E. Hyde, 1902 North Four
zenith street in the presence of some
guests. Mr. and Mrs. Perryman c
ill make their home in Boise. The
ride was former Emmett resident ?
nd has many friends here. v
William Kelly, laborer in the en-
10y of the Morrison-Knudson COM
any, was instantly killed at Banhs L
aturday morning, when tree on the %
rade above where he was working L
! the state highway, gave way, strik- n
e him with sufficient force to break a
IS neck. Mr.. Kelly was about As "
Ears of age and had been in the en- +,
oy of the company as powder man v
II some time. However, he was not "
ling powder when the accident oc-
lrred.
kilograms received by Max May NJ
I'D Friday announced the arrival at /
amp Lewis of his nephew, Sergeant n
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