The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-08-05

a DtTHdIu hIllIe RETURNED W euneSOay
from two weeks vacation spent at
the Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Dion and Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Gilbride were Boise
visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Titus and Mr..
and Mrs. James Little were Boise Wis
itors Wednesday.
Master Edward Lanktree went to
Middleton Monday to spend few
days visiting his cousins.
Miss Mary Carnage was a Boise
visitor from Sunday until Tuesday,
the guest of Miss June Crosson.
Miss Wooley, Miss Ethel Knox,
Douglas Knox and John and Howard
Knox were Boise visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. A. o. Sutton and little daugh-
ter left Sunday for Moscow, where
they will visit her people for month
Mrs. S. F. Whiteside and children of
Horseshoe Bend are visiting at the w.
c. Langroise home few days this
week
A good way to quit worrying about
| the high prices is to buy a farm and
then start worrying about the low
prices.
Special lot of wolfe dresses, priced
At 1895 end $685. At Golden Rule
Store. Would be good values At dou-
bic this price.
| A letter from Bob Buriingame at
Long Beach, Calf, states that he and
the Wiltons will start for home Mon
day Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Riggs and w.
C. Langroise left this morning by au-
to for a two weeks vacation touring
Yellowstone Park.
Charlie Martin and family return
ed Friday from a two-weeks vacation
spent in Round Valley They laid in
big supply of huckIeberries.
F. D. Bowen was business visitor
in Boise Monday and Tuesday to meet
representatives of Eastern jobbins
houses and place orders for fall goods. |
A son was horn yesterday to Mr.. |
and Mrs. Archie Seybold, who recent
ly arrived from Lima, Mont, to visit |
their daughter who lives on the former
Deloss Knox farm east of town.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs
Willard Knox. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Knox and Mr.. and Mrs. Rene Hazel
ton left for the Big Eddy Tuesday
to spend couple of weeks camping
and fishing.
The Misses Mary Carnage, Ruth |
Hawkins, Anna Field and William
Burkhart leave this week for Berk-
ley. Calf, where they will resume
their studies at the University of Cali
fornia, the ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Monroe and
Fred left this morning for short va
cation on the South Fork. They will
return on August and the following
day Fred will leave for Berkeley, Calf,
sity.
Zeke Sweet was in town yesterday.
When asked as to the election results
in the Sweet precinct he declared he
didn't know how the contest went, ex-
cept that he was nominated for every
office on the Republican ticket from
U. S. senator TO coroner.
Rush Won Harten and C. c. St:nson
were in town from Pearl yesterday,
bringing the Democratic and Republi-
can primary election returns respec-
lively. Mr.. Won Harten lost in his
race for commissioner and Mr.. Stin-
son won for member of the legisla-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Denny, par
ents of Mrs Geo. F. Smith, and her
brother John Denny and wife arriv-
ed Monday from Salt Lake to enjoy
a family reunion at the Bishop Geo.
Smith home. Mr.. and Mrs. Rinehart
Steinerson of Enterprise, Ore, are
also visiting at the Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Smith, former
pioneer residents of Emmett, now liv-
ing in Portland, visited old friends III
Emmett this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith lived CT the George Newman
ranch west of town, and this is their
first visit here for % years. From
here they went to Yellowstone park.
Three boys en- two bicycles pedaled
to Montour Monday for days visit.
The boys with the bicycles were
Ralph and Howard Munday and they
sook turns about carrying their cous-
in Lawrence Burton on the handle
bars. They spent day visiting with
heir cousin Merton Blackler and re-
turned home Tuesday evening. 1t
vas hard work according to the boys,
'or they had 70 walk up the hills.
AL Westervelt returned again
lew days ago and viii remain at home
ong enough 70 get acquainted with
his family and long enough so that
lis little daughter won't have to ask
Ter mother who that strange man is
Who is hanging around the house.