The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-05-15

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Miss Edna Hice was over from Bots
Tuesday attending to her ranch on TIL
bench.
Frank Sanders has purchased 44O
acre tract from the Fred Fowler Ranch
on the butte.
eddie" Staten, employed with the
Haley-Miles drug store, is spending
the week at his home in Payette.
Will Crump, Rsdney Shake and Jack
Y Crouch were up from Payette the fore
, part Of the week, on business matters.
Mrs. F. A. Covert, who holds a posi-
ton as stenographer at the courthouse
is confined at home this week by i'll
ness.
II c. Z. Lore was over from Boise
looking after business for the Western
Building and Loan Company Of Salt
Lake.
/ J. S. Fisher Of Boise and L. C. Mil
Ter Of Salt Lake were looking after
their holdings on the bench one day
this week.
f. j. McGregor, superintendent of
the Boise Payette at Cascade, was in
Emmett today, enroute home from
business visit in Boise.
Andy Little has purchased tract of
land from Reinhart Puschmann near
Pearl to add to his already extensive
holdings in that section.
A delegation Of 10 or 20 Rebekah |
ladies went to Payette today to attend |
meeting Of the District Convention.
The trip was made in the Newcomer,
Carpenter and Landers cars.
George Weston arrived this week
with his bride and little son from
American Fort, Utah. They illJnake
their home on East Third street.
It is possible Emmett may have a
new physician. DR.. J. f. Crouch of
Payette is contemplating locating
here. DR.. Crouch has practiced quite
successfully several years at Payette.
Bill Plant, twin brother of Ed Plant,
Whitman q Co.'S plumber, and as near :
alike as two peas in pod, was over
from Boise Sunday visiting his double :
He has lately returned from overseas :
service.
J. II. Munson and j. L. Jones of
Blackfoot are in Emmett looking over
real estate with view to locating. :
Mr., Munson has purchased tract,
md Mr.. Jones, who has lived here be- :
'ore, contemplates returning. s
Gus Schiller, son of Paul Schiller, =
lad rather painful accident, byI=
Trusting a knife into his knee. Con- e
iderable alarm was felt from the ex- s
essive bleeding of the wound, but no =
erious results seem evident at pre- ="
ent.
The combined Sunday school classes :.
Miss Cora Melcher and Miss Bea- 8
rice HARDWOOD enjoyed picnic at the
ver yesterday afternoon. Lots of o''
an and frolic, with the usual picnic 90
bodies, made it a happy occasion for r
lie kiddies. r.
Mrs. E. II. Barton returned Tuesday
ON visit of several days in Boise.
RS. C. A. Barton and daughter
leanor Rose and Mrs. Clifford Morris wa
Minneapolis, college chum of spl
verett's, accompanied her, returning bo
at evening. ia,
In recent news item from Moscow "''
{ learn that our Billy Langroise has "'e
en- appointed business manager for W.
e Gem of the Mountains" the Col ~
re annual. Billy has been one of the y
vertising managers the past year
d his ability has brought him this
rther honor, e'
Friends of Miss Harlene Satoris of
yette. who taught last year on the
nch, will be interested to know of Oct
r marriage to Mr.. Floyd Nave, tne
ich occurred last week at the home val
her parents. Mr.. Nave has recently owe
urned from overseas. They will ~
Ike their home at Lewiston, the iot
ne of the groom. MS
mer
:. G. Newcomer has engaged the ly )
vices of an expert matchmaker and mr.;
-raver, G. w. Macomber of Iowa. cb.,
Macomber is matchmaker of dr;v
Ut ~ years experience ana comes car
bly, recommended. Mr.. Newcomer
IS that he will be able to give much
e efficient service to his optical r.
artment now Publ