The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-01-23
EMMETT NEWS

yeast, at heillyB.
Ed Allen is suffering with car
buncle on the neck.
Jack Watkins was over from Cald
we'll Tuesday, buying grain and clover
secd.
George Trgaskis. who was reported
seriously III last week, is recovering
nicely
Keep the rain and snow on Of your
Windshield with one OF our windshield
cleaners. Wilson Garage.
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, will lead to chronic eonstipa-
ton. Doan's Regulcts operate easily.
zoe a box at all stores.
MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Madden and Mr.
Madden's father and mother made a
blsiness trip to Meridian and other
Boise wiley points Tuesday.
Should you be taken away, how
about your loved ones7 Don't delay
protecting them. See r, X. Chaplin
Of Mutual Life Insurance Co. Of N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Craig, DIR L.
NJ Cummings and Lauren Dean were
among the Emmett people who attend
ed the Cobb lecture in Boise Monday
evening
The r.. G. Rundstrom family have
all recovered from the influenza and
Mr.. and Mrs, Rundstrom were able
to make business trip TO Boise on
Tuesday.
Harry Knox Of Emmett was Cas-
eade visitor Sunday. OF course Cas-
cAde was not the center OF attraction
for Harry, but II was easily located
aear Center school house.----Cascade
News.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p Dion, 'accompan-
led by Carl Brown Of Mccall and Miss
Mary Quinn Of Horseshoe Bend, made
up n party TO attend the performances
of so Long. Lefty" in Boise Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Joe Morash returned last
week from st. Aiphonsus hospital,
where she underwent a serious opera
ton. She is recovering nicely, how
ever. Mr.. Morash is miilwright at
the Boise Paycttc mill.
Miss Helen Hand is spending some
time at the home Of her uncle, IL. I,
Davis, recuperating her strength from
a recent siege Of flu. Miss llelaa Is
attending st. Margaret's school for /
girls in Boise this year.
Mr. and Mrs. T. b. Hargus and
Miss Florence Rundstrom motorcd TO
Boise Monday morning on business
and incidentally TO hear Irwin Cobb. 3
fbey returned Tuesday. They report
he roads in dreadful condition. due
o the continued rains.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. O. Marler Of En-
nett visited the Chas. Judy home
Mr.. Chauncey Payne {
them down in his car Mr.. n
payne lately returned from Camp +
soseerans. Calif.--Frsitland Cores
'ondent Payette Enterprise. n
Frank Berry made business trip "
O Caldwell Tuesday, going on to
,oise Wednesday, where he mad his 4
ye examined again by his physician. I,
Ar. Berry is very much encouraged .
With the outcome Of the recent opera a
ion on the eye and hopes to have COM p
lete restoration OF the sight 7
r. W. Porter, senator from Latah 7"
ounty, came over from Boise las.
Teek to spend the weekend with Mr. V
nd Mrs. John Battles Allyn. Senator n
'orter is member Of the committees n
( education. immigration and labor il
nd banks. banking and insurance. be- n
" chairman Of the last named conf "
,ittee. W
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Brown returned
Wednesday from several days visit n
18th friends at Boise and Meridian. n,
ihile in Boise they attended the lee o
are by Irwin Cobb. and Mr.. Brown X
,ates that il was rare treat, giving n
wonderfully vivid description of Eu- q
,pean conditions as seen By the lee II
lrer. with an intcrspersion Of Cobb's
srsatile wit and the most heart
'nching pathos, e'
Experience in talking about billions a,
dollars is different from dealing in
it'll concrete facts in reference 70 m
ose immense sums. A daily paper n,
US that an expert cashier can count IN
ur thousand silver dollars in an
,ur, or thirty-two thousand in a day
1t TO count billion dollars would ds
uuire his constant work, az that NJ
te, day after day, for i02 years. n
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