The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-07-17
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dozen for 25c at Reilly's.
Miss Stella Moulton IS here from
Boise and will spend the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.
Moulf6n.
Miss Margaret Russell and Miss
Beatrice Rosevear, of Emmett, are
visiting guests this week, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McLeod-Cas-
cade News.
Charles Stimson and DIR. Moon went
frogging Friday afternoon in the
sloughs near Letha and had good
sport, They brought home three dozen
big fellows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crosson were
over from Boise Sunday to spend the
day. Mrs. R. M. Fairchild accom-
panied them home for short visit, re
turning Tuesday evening.
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 a Vic
tor. W. ]. Easton, the reliable jew
eler.
Ellis Harris, bookkeeper in the
McNish store, and his wife and child,
left Sunday for two weeks vacation
in the mountains. Miss Edna Lam
ders is taking Mr.. Ellis's place during
his absence.
Rev. F. E. Finley returned Tuesday
from Columbus, Ohio, where he at
tended the great international cen
tenary convention of the Methodist
church. 1t was a great event and was
a wonderful gathering.
Henry Cutler came down from
Banks Sunday and spent the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Hayes. His wife
and daughter, who had been visiting
at the Hayes home, returned to Banks
with him in the evening.
c. NJ. Park Mac has taken posi-
ton as timer in the White-O'Bryon
store. While Emmett people knew
him to be a carpenter and bee in
spector of ability, they were surpris-
ed to learn that he is also timer
and good one.
Joe began arrived Saturday from
Salmon and will spend the summer |
visiting at the home of his aunts, Mrs.
Finley Monroe and the Durham sis
ters. Joe has grown foot or more
since his visit here last summer and
will soon be as big as his Gas.
All members of the Ladies' Relief
Corps are requested to be present at
the next regular meeting, Friday Aug
ust l. All wishing to take advan-
tage of the excursion east must have
their application in by that date. Tic
kets on sale August Is. BY order of
Mrs. Georgia Steinbower.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Renwick and
son Jack left Tuesday in their auto
for Wallace, where they will visit
George Little for a few weeks, and
will then make a tour of the coast,
ooking up new location for home.
t is dollars to doughnuts, though, that
hey will be back in Emmett before
now flies.
B. c. Bowers arrived Friday for a
ew days visit with friends and to
ook after business matters. He is
he same old Ben, and was given a
warm welcome. He still yearns for
emmett and expects to come back
When the children finish college. The {
amily is now located at Berkeley Mr.. j
Bowers left for home on Tuesday.
James Barnard and T. c. Barringer Y
eft Monday for Mr. Barnard's ranch t
n Round valley. There they expected
o be joined by LATE Cantrall and
nan with pack train, and will outfit
Oh a months outing in the wilds Of !,
'hunder Mountain and Chamberlain
'asin. During Mr.. Barnard's absence, =
is son viii will handle the auction :
usiness, and "Bill' is said to be as
God as the old man.
The Mrs. Grace Sanders home on the
ench is the scene of merry making
lese days, in spite of the unprec- s.
Tented hot weather. With the ex- n
option of Don Sanders, who is serv- n
e Uncle Sam on destroyer plying p
,tween France and the United States, "
| the children are at home this fl
eek. Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Melvin and Of
N are here from Sanborn, Iowa, and al
T. and Mrs. Geo. WEIGH and two 81
ildren are here from Hartley, Iowa, W
I'd all the other sons and daughters W
ing in neighboring counties are pres hi
It, and these are happy days for ~
other Sanders. The party are plan
ng to go to the Upper country for .
outing in few days.
in the war have made :;
rpeons holder DIR Josenh Blake |