The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-02-20

1
l buy Liberty bonds. W F. Sin
clair. tt
Both Emmett banks will be closed
on Saturday, Wastington's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Smith were En-
NETT visitors from Cascade Tuesday.
S. ]. Rees was called to Ontario
this week by the serious illness Of his
mother.
w. F. Sinclair went TO Boise yes
terday to attend the state stockmen's
meeting.
NJ. E. Lewis is here from Moscow
looking after his ranch interests on
the bench.
A. o. Hogan, car inspector of the
o. S. L., and E. NJ. Sparks were in
Emmett Thursday.
James Dechambeau came over from
Rupert to look after real estate in
! tereSts on the Dencn.
w. S. Stuart of New Plymouth was
in Emmett Tuesday, going on to Boise
to attend the stockmen's convention.
F. Shout, who recently purchased
the Leroy Myers ranch on the South
Slope, is here arranging TO move has
household goods.
Don't forget. What? Washington
tea. When? Feb. % at 2:30 p. m.
Where? Mrs. Bullock's. All ladies
cordially invited.
Mrs. L. NJ. Ormsby, general secre-
tary of the Idaho Sunday school as
CESSATION, was on Emmett visitor Fri
day from Boise.
| Harry Carmichael, who was absent
from his desk at the court house sew
eral days with slight relapse from
flu, is again at his duties.
| 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.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vahlberg and
little son departed Monday for their
new home in Texas, where they will
be employed on large ranch owned
by Mrs. Vahlberg's two uneles.
4
Fred Brown, former resident of
Emmett but now coated at Payette,
was in town early in the week en-
route to Seattle. Mr.. Brown is in the
employ of coast firm selling rubber
fire hose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Overstreet, of Os-
borne, Mo. who were here in the in
terest of the Hunter estate, departed
Monday for Portland and other coast
points en- route TO California, whence
they will return home
DR.. and Mrs. R. n. Cummings and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren Dean motored
to Boise Saturday to hear the Band
that Went Over The Top" They re-
port a novel entertainment. The party
remained until Monday evening.
Tactic acid found in pure Butter
milk is known as destroyer of
disease germs. Many convalescents
practically live on Buttermilk. Re
ceived daily for sale by Mutual
Creamery Co., Belle Boren, Agent.
The Libolt family, who have been
living in Mrs. Amelia DeClark's house
at the corner of Johns avenue and
First street, have returned to their
ranch home in Kansas to look after
their interests, but hope to return to
Idaho at future date.
L. c. Ferguson, who was a weekend
guest of DIR. and Mrs. la Wood, left
Monday. Mr.. Ferguson and DR.. Wood,
while not acquainted previous to their
meeting last year, discovered that
they had been raised in the same local
ity and had many mutual friends.
Edward E. Morton, of the Soldiers
home, better known as Mickey" for
many years an Emmett resident, re-
ceived word from the bureau of risk
insurance, Washington, D. c., that he
would received $4,000 insurance as
the beneficiary of William Morton, his
son, whose death occurred in line of
duty in France Oct. 3.
Emmett friends have lately receiv-
ed word from Harry Planning, who
was here year or more previous to
his entering army service, stating
that he and Frank Kiesling and Wal
ter Greene are now at Clear Lake,
Wash, employed in the construction
of a mill. All three men were here
during the construction of the Emmett
mill.
Nearly one-hah of the young men
of military age, men in the very prime