The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-02-13

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Mrs. Mary E. Wells of Colorado ar
rived Saturday and will locate here
She is DESTROYS of purchasing small
tract of one to five acres near the city
Rev. j. E. Kanarr of Middleton, Dis.
trict Missionary of the Idaho Baptist
convention, spoke at the Baptist
church on Wednesday night on the
Victory campaign
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
church Will give a l5-cent tea on
Washington's birthday, Saturday, Feb
% at 2:3o p. m, at the home of Mrs.
| Bullock. All ladies cordially invited
Wednesday evening, half dozen la
dies, members of the p E. o. chapter
enjoyed theater party, followed by a
luncheon, compliDenting Mrs. Sarah
Blackier, who left today for her school
at Gross
The Tactic acid formed in ripe and
pure cream before the butter is made
is found in buttermilk Nothing is
better as beverage and for cooking
For sale at Mutual Creamery Co.
Belle Boren, agent, Emmett
Mr. and Mrs T. J. Patton returned
Tuesday from Salt Lake, where they
have spent several weeks visiting
their son Cliff. They were guests at
the Dick Mcconnell home Tuesday
night, proceeding to their home at
Pearl Wednesday.
Miss Langhausen, the milliner who
lost her stock of goods in the Russell
hotel fire last fall, is in town today.
She has spent the winter in Weiser,
but is on her way to Boise to open
shop across the street from the post
office.
DR.. Allen has opened up an office
in the Bank of Emmett building for
the practice of Osteopathy. He is
from California, where he graduated
from the Los Angeles College of
and where he has been in
practice. He has recently received his
from the U. S. service.
Friends in the city have received
cards announcing the marriage of
Charles Barringer of this city to Miss
Grace Mehler, daughter of DR.. Francis
Casper Mehler, which was solemnized
at Denver February 1. Mr.. and Mrs.
Barringer will be at home at Boise
after March statesman. Mr.. Bar
ringer is son of our T. C. Barringer.
What must be the state of mind of
/ father who names his son Ananias,
wen if he spells it "Annanaias ?" The
tory is told that Mr.. Roosevelt once
howed friend gravestone in a
hurchyard at Oyster Bay which bore
his inscription: Here Lies Ye Body
f Annanaias Doughty, who died in
751." "The first member of the An
MAS Club" observed the friend, "but
oesn't it stfike you that the Here
les is superfluous?
l have represented the Northwest
IN Mutual Fire Association for IS
ears and during that time the Asso-
ation has saved it's policy holders
rom rs per cent to 40 per cent, and
! its convention held January % and
;, 1919, the rate of saving was raised
per cent. Remember this Associa-
on writes at the regular old line rate
nd after paying all losses and ex-
anses it saves you from 30 to As per
mt owing to the class Of business.
:. F. Sinclair, Agent.
Mrs. J. L. Reed will leave on We'd
.sday for Portland and other coast
WINS to visit relatives for few
onths until she regains her strength
ter the flu. Mrs. Reed was made
d on the eve of her departure, by
e news of the death of her nephew,
slph Sawyer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
m. Sawyer of Elkton, Ore. Mr..
wyer, Jr., was recently married and
rs. Reed had looked forward to a
sasant visit with him and his young
fe, but instead will miss his face in
, family circle.