The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-16
DR.. Judd. dentist. Monroe Bldg.


ing from the "fiu" and doing fine
Dave Tappan departed last Friday
for Rochester, MINI, where he will
S. w. Painter of Horseshoe Bend
was an Emmett visitor the last of the
week.
A baby boy arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Knox last Thurs
day.
Arch Mcclellan was down from Ola
few days this wee, stopping at the
Russell hotel.
If you want taxicab service or want
to rent a house close in or popcorn
at &c h., phone 92-J-3.
Vern Munday is again at his duties
in the McNish store after a weeks
absence in quarantine.
Henry Roe left this week for Min
neapolis.. He has been with the mill
nearly every since it started.
l.. H. Martin, state bank examiner,
was over from Boise couple of days
this week on official business.
John Kelley and Clyde Jordan left
last week for Huntington, Ore. They
expect to work in the Silver mines
near there.
consult the Mayo Brothers regarding
cancer which has been troubling
him some little time. His friends
hope he may find relief.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Russell, par
ents of Mrs. James Adams, returned
yesterday to their home at Victoria,
Vancouver Island, B. c.
Life insurance was never needed
more than at this time. See F. R.
Chaplin and secure a good policy in
Mutual Life of N. Y. Don't delay.
Should you be taken away, how
about your loved ones? Don't delay
protecting them. See F. R. Chaplin
of Mutual Life Insurance Co. of N. Y
Miss Bernice Riggs, who recently
completed business course with Mrs.
George Huebener has accepted cleri-
cal position in the county recorders
office.
Sherman Glenn came down from
Ola on Monday to assume the respon-
sibilities of his new office on the
board of county commissioners. He
was accompanied by NJ. G. Vaughn.
Try our fresh buttermilk. Received
daily from the newly remodeled plant
of the Mutual Creamery Company at
Boise. You will be pleased with this
fine product. Mutual Creamery Co.,
Belle Boren, Agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barry and
daughters, Thelma and Margaret,
went to Payette Thursday of last week
for short visit with relatives Mr..
Barry returned Friday, and the others
remained day longer.
Harvey DeClark arrived from Port
land this week to look after some pro-
perty interests here He reports his
family all well thus far, having for
tunately escaped the epidemic which
has had such violent run there. His
son Earl is in the navy for period
of four years enlistment.
Charles Myers, former business
man of Emmett, was calling on friends
several days this week Mr.. Myers
was member of the clothing firm
of Myers & Lyman, located in the
building now occupied by E. C. Keith
and Sons. He is now engaged in
business in Centervile.
Ellis Harris, who has so creditably
filed the position of deputy county
clerk under R. B. Wilson's admistra-
ton, has resigned to accept position
as bookkeeper with John McNish. Mr..
Harris has been in the court house
since the creation of Gem county and
keen regret for his departure is ex-
pressed by his former associates at
that place.
Mrs. James Steward returned last
week from Denver, having been dis
appointed in her anticipated trip east
by an attack of flu. She was confined
to her room in a Denver hotel almost
two weeks, and decided it would be
inadvisable for her to continue the
journey, so her brother, Max Jackson,
was obliged to proceed without her.
J. H. McSparran was down from
Montour last week to visit his wife
and daughter, who are at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Warden. In the
Warden household, there were four
cases of influenza, the one, Miss Nc
Spartan, contracting pneumonia. All
are well recovered now, and Miss Nc
Spartan expects to accompany her
mother home the last of the week for
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