The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-09

John Mcconnell and Wiley Brow
made business trip to Nampa Mon
day night.
C. A. West is again at his desl
/ though looking a trifie less robus
since his illness.
Frank Beamgard, salesman witt
the. Noble Auto Co. of Boise, was a
Emmett caller Wednesday.
Lynn Barrett and William Burk
hard, Jr., returned last Saturday t,
their school work at Moscow.
Crystal Compound, woman's friend
saves half the work, half the soap
Sold by grocers. T. H. Guffy, agent
William McBratney was in Emmett
on business Wednesday evening
bringing the body Of Frances Port
lock over for burial.
J. NJ. Denison of Bull spent severa
days last week looking over rea
estate in this section with a view
to investing and possibly locating here
w. A. Tenney, occupying the Hop,
peck bungalow during the latter's alb,
sence in the East, has accepted the
position of bookkeeper with the EN-.
NETT Meat Company.
Mr.. Lakey of Lewiston came into
Emmett one day this week to visit
his daughter, Mrs. Ed. Browning, and
learned that she had removed to New
Plymouth for the winter. He follow
ed her there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Mcconnell have
moved from the E. o. Mech house in
to the brick fat on Main street re-
Gently vacated by Larry Blaisdell's
family. The Blaisdells are occupying
the Lee Miles bungalow.
Henry Obermeyer received tele-
gram from C. G. Sherman Wednes-
day, telling him of the death of their
baby at Puyallup, Wash, where they
had gone to visit their parents. The
Shermans will return to Emmett
shortly.
The Misses Ellen Waring and
Frances Jones postponed their re-
turn to Moscow for week. Miss Ellen
because of illness in the family, and
Miss Frances desiring to spend a time
with her sister, Mrs. John Burke, who
arrived this week.
F. E. Nefzger of Twin Falls, who
recently purchased the o. L. John
son ranch east of town, came over
from Twin Falls to attend the John
son sale. He was accompanied by M.
C. Fuller, who is contemplating pur-
chasing some property here;
DR.. Wilkerson, who has filled the
position of DR.. Drysdale at New Ply
mouth during the latter's absence in
the service of his country, accom-
panied DR.. Drysdale to Emmett Tues
day to assist in relieving the flu
situation. He remained here, and is
locating.
Mrs. John Burke arrived Monday
evening from Bimidji, Mimi, to visit
At the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. o. ]. Jones. She expects to re-
main about three months. Mrs. Burke
lad the unusual experience of being
now bound Is hours in one of South
0akota's snow banks. She says the
were given the best of &C.
with the exception of
,eat, the service in this line being
quite inadequate.
Mr.. and Mrs. L N. Dillon return
d Monday from an extended visit at
heir old home in Smith Center,
kans. Mrs. Dillon had a severeo at
ack of influenza while away, but has
ully recovered. The Dillon people
ire more delighted with their Idaho
lone than ever, and are fully decided
hat this is "the place" They were
accompanied home by Mr.. and Mrs.
sam Cannon, who stopped here few
lays to visit several families of
ormer Smith Center people. Mr.
nd Mrs. Cannon were enroute to
'acoma for short stay.
When our soldier lads began to go
o France, the girls here figured that
alf of them would stay. There
prang up a nationwide work of
hanging the minds of the boys Soon
, began to be evident that not more
nan a quarter of the soldiers would
emain forever in France. Later the
Use heads figured that not more than
IN per cent of them would marry the
retty French girls and stay among
lie vine clad hills and citron groves.
'ow one boy who has had an unusual
nd exceptional career in the navy and
no is now ashore in France, living
a castle much of which was build
two thousand years since. and
here Napoleon dined and wined and