The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-26

Horseshoe Bend. '-'
For good bread use Fleischman'l
tyeast, at Reilly,s.
Frank Dahlstrom made a bushes.
"trip to Parma Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Obermeyer ar.
planning to leave Friday for week.
touting on Wood river
The Pioneer Furniture Store report.
the sale, Of SonorAs to Fred Huntei
and C. A. Danielson.
/ Andy Little went to Notus on Tues-
day to superintend haying operations
on his ranch there.
/ Fred Brown and wife have moved
from Payette to Caldwell and will
make their home there.
Carleton Lathrop returned home
yesterday from Meanwhile college
where he has been attending school
Miss Gertrude Sanders of Nar1pa
and Mrs. Stippich Of Midvale a., Wis
ting their mother, Mrs. Grace San
ders.
A marriage license was issued Sat.
urday at Caldwell to Benjamin Casper
of Middleton and Ida Kincaid of En-
NETT.
Mrs. George and Mrs Hiram Dur
ham left this week for an outing of
10 days at Deadwood on the South
Fork
Hiram Katz is now at Bradford, Pa,
and is making his home with his sister,
who has visited Emmett a number of
times.
c. D.. Bucknum left Saturday TO :
Portland to attend a convention OF
moving picture producers and theater
managers.
DR.. and Mrs. Prestel returned the
first of the week from fishing trip
of several days to Deadwood and Gar
den Valley.
Dave Murray, Jess Burton and A.
o. Sutton made up party of anglers
to Deadwood and Lowman Saturday
and Sunday.
James Whitsell of Fruitland was in
I town last Friday enroute home from
Mccall, where he had been on a few
days business trip.
Lee o. Miles is in Boise attending
the state meeting of the American
Legion as delegate from the EN-
NETT organization.
Harry Fuller, William Sargent and
Hardy Shane left Monday for the
"tall timber" where they will be en-
ployed with the forest service.
Miss Josephine Wayman has COM
pleted her school work at Big Timber,
Mont, and is, visiting friends at Occur
d'Alene and Moscow en- route home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p Nokes, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. W. Browning
and daughter Leona, of Payette, were
guests Sunday at the ]. S. Robinson
home.
We are prepared to supply ice cream
in any quantity from one quart up.
We pack in special cans with ice and
make prompt deliveries. Brunswick
Cigar Store.
Mrs. Conda Wilson'S plans for a
summers outing in Garden VALLEY
were broken into by her daughter
Naomi being attacked by appended
tbs. The sick one was brought to En-
NETT yesterday for medical treatment
Bishop George Smith and two sons
were among last weeks fishermen,
making trip to the streams of the
North Fork. They had fine time
and returned the latter part of the
week
Mrs. Alice Stinson, who has been
looking after affairs on her homestead
near Carey, returned today, being met
at Boise by Mrs. Ray Stinson and
Miss Eva Stinson, who brought her
nome by auto.
The. D. L. Selby family motored
over from Boise Sunday for days
,isit at the home of their DAUGHTER,
Mrs. E. H. Barton, and sister, Mrs. r.
:. Ewing Miss Mildred Selby, who
las spent ten days with her sister,
them home.
James Barry returned Monday
morning from Detroit after a two
weeks visit at points in the Middle
Vest He left Mrs. Barry and the
iris for a few weeks longer stay with
Ter people She will probably return
bout the middle of July.
A young couple of Emmett, who
we're enjoying each others company
few evenings ago when the moon
sas shining brightly, innocentlJ fur
ished n highly entertaining moving ,