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

L Sons.
Diamond Ydes knives and raser1
st Railly'A
| Walter Keith made business trip
to Payette Monday.
Lost pair of rimless eye glasses
in case. Phone 1865.
Cartee Wood is over from Boise
today looking after business matters.
i Mrs. C. A. Thomas went to her for
mer homo Mt Montpelier Saturday to
visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Woodford of Grays River, Ore.
arrived this week to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.. Whitman.
Charles and Marian Flagler accom-,
panied their parents from Spokane
and will spend the greater portion OF
the summer here.
| E. K. Hayes and Henry Obermeyer
went to Arrow Rock Sunday to fish.
They report 400 (more or less)
fishermen for every fish"
Mrs. Charles Whitman is at Poca-
tello visiting her daughter, who re-
Gently underwent an operation. The
patient is recovering nicely.
E. o. Mech, Joe Helfret, Herb Hay
lor and Sam Mcmillan spent Sun
day fishing on the South Fork near
the Gallagher ranger station.
NJ. B. Carter, who has been employ
,, ed in the Whitman shop for some
time, left Monday for Portland. He
was accompanied by his wife and will
remain there until fall.
Don't Cry, Frenchy, Don't Cry"
and "How va Gonna Keep EN- Down
on the Farm (after they've seen
Parcel ?" and other new song hits
included in our new stock of Column
bia Records at Newcomers.
Harvey Parks has resumed his old
position as pharmacist in the Haley
Miles store and John Carnage is back
in the barber shop. Walter Hall has
accepted position on the road con-
struction work at Smiths Ferry. Earl
Graham will erter the employ of the
H. 7. Davis drug store July 1. Thus
the returned soldiers are taking up
civil life again as if nothing mad hap
pened
Mrs. R. N Brubaker enjoyed a sur
prise Friday morning when he-
brother, Clare Hill, came in to pay
her a visit, having just returned from
two years service overseas. Mr.. Hill
was on the scene of real activities dur
most the entire time of his service, Il
being his work to clear the way, cut
barbed wire entanglements and all
such. He has some thrilling expert
ences to relate.
Floy Clark and Mr. Hoff came down
Saturday from Mccall with George
Haley and Walter Little Floy went
on to Boise to visit his mother and
Ray, who are preparing to go. to Pay
cite Lakes at once for a months stay
previous to their departure for Cali
fornia, where Raymond will enter the
S. A. T. C. for the remainder of the
summer. Mr. Hoff and Floy returned
to their work at Mccall on Monday.
A China pheasant rooster gets by
with his summers work about as fol-
lows: He selects two hens. He never
carries a straw or a string for the
nest He pulls up 100 grains of corn,
the stalk, every day. He
tears up quail's nest once each week
for fun. He flies 500 miles in the
wheat fields just as the grain is ripe,
knocking off one grain every three
inches, or four grains every foot, or
10 100000 grains, or five bushels. In
he fall of the year some scallawag
with a gun comes along down from
he city, disregards mo hunting on
his farm" sign and bags the same
I'D bird.
A. A. Richards and family of En- ]
nett are in Boise, guests at the Auto
Mobile tourist park, having stopped
IF for two days to complete arrange
nents and procure equipment for an ,
4uto trip through Yellowstone park. !
dr Richards. has purchased every pos |
ible comfort for camp life. On one I
ide of his big car he has built
.itchen cabinet, the door of which fur
fishes table when let down. Below r
he cabinet is refrigerator in which :
considerable amount Of ice can be
arried. He also has a special gas
tove and in addition a Pullman trail q
r. The party expects to spend 3d.
avs in the park.-Capital News. v
DR.. and Mrs. R. E. Rose and daugh- a
er Alice, who went to Salem, Ore, v
/, nttanI the commencement eyer n