The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-02-06

was an Emmett visitor Tuesday.
St. Mary's Guild will meet next
Thursday, February 10, with Mrs.
Lauren Dean.
Mrs. G. w. Maxfeld returned Sun
day from. weeks visit with her
mother in Boise
Mrs. Frank Russell came over from
Caldwell on Tuesday to visit her moth
er, Mrs. E. NJ. Foster.
| F. S. Knight is the first to report
new chickens. One of his biddies
Matched four yesterday.
W. L. Nicol returned home Saturday
FROM Wyoming to look after business
matters for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Little and the
little girls motored to Caldwell Sun
day to visit at the Sam Little home.
Davis Hunter has leased the Tappan
farm at Bramwell, now occupied by
Vern Tappan, who will move into EN-
NETT.
Miss Wilma Busch returned to her
work at st Anthony on Monday, af-
ter two weeks visit with her moth
er, Mrs. C, V. Wolfe.
Rev. James Adams, pator of the
Presbyterian church, went to Caldwell
on Tuesday to attend meeting of
the district Presbytery.
Henry Jenkins returned home few
days ago from DR.. Skippen's hot
springs, where a cancerous growth
was removed from one of his legs
Mrs. j. p Reed enjoyed a visit be-
tween trains Tuesday from her father,
A. j. Breshears of Weiser, and her
sister, Mrs. Sam Newman of Middle
ton.
The W. c. T. U. will have a cai Cd
meeting at the home of Mrs. P w.
Polly on Monday, February 10. Ali
promptly at 2:30 p. m.
Mrs. Everett Barton Wednesday re-
ceived word from her sister, Mrs. Car
tee Wood, that Cartee had returned to
Boise, having received his honorable
release from army service at Camp
Lewis.
Miss Minnie Gunderson, stenogra-
pher with the Boise Payette mills en-
joyine visit from Miss Emma Ulrick-
son and Oscar Erickson of Bimidiji,
MINI, who are here for a month or
six weeks stay.
D. f. Smithson is this week enjoy
ing visit from his daughter, Miss
Nell Smithson, who is night superin-
tendent of st. Mary's hospital in Salt
Lake City. She was accompanied by
Mrs. o. E. Cannon of Mountain Home.
II G. D. Hoseley came over from Boise
enroute to Montour, where he will
finish up some business matters pre-
paratory to a trip to Portland. Mr.
Hoseley is not in the best of health,
and hopes to recuperate on this trip.
VIM. Madden has closed a deal
whereby he becomes owner of the lo<
on upper Main street east of F. A.
DeClark's on which G. H. Ellis is ex-
cavating for fine bungalow. Mr..
Madden will make a few changes in
the floor plans and the building will |
proceed.
P. Monroe Smock of New Plymouth, |
the first county attorney of Payette
county, whose term recently expired,
was married Sunday evening, at the
Baptist parsonage in Payette, by the
Rev, Mr.. Swartz, pastor, to Miss
Agnes M. Las, until Saturday a de-
putty in the office of the county audi
tor at Payette.
The Palm Bakery is undergoing a
thorough course of renovating and re-
decorating under the skilled hand of
Charles Stimson. The walls and cell
ing are freshly papered, woodwork
and a coat of hard varnish
will be applied to the floor. Mr.. Allen
will have one of the neatest room in
town when the work is completed.
Mrs. Blackler and son Merton ex-
pect to leave next week for the up
per country, where Mrs. Blackler has
position as teacher for
seven months term. The school is
some distance beyond Gross, and Mrs.
anticipates most delightful
experience during the warmer months,
though at present, and for some little
time, she will no doubt see some real
snow.
w. w. Parrish went to Boise last
Friday to consult specialist regard
ing cataract growth over the eyes.
The physician expresses the opinion !
that with treatment and care he may
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