The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-02
EMMETT NEWS

We pay the top price for cream It
the Coop Exchange.
Mrs. Brown and Hazel ara down
from Montour Tor , few days.
Masquerade costumes for rent.
The Knit Wear 4 Bonnet Shop, 1908
Main St. Boise. Idaho. 9tf
Jonathan Moulton returned Tuesday
from Weiser, where he had spent
Thanksgiving holidays with his sons
John and Point
Will Madden and father returned
Monday from a deer hunt on Clear
creek near Lowman. Daddy" bag
ged fine deer.
. DR.. N. B. Barnes and DR.. W. E. Al
len went to Boise Monday evening to
attend meeting Of the Boise Valley
sOsteopathic Associatio.
A chance to get you little home on
the Slope on the installment plan.
All YOU need is 5000 for the first pay
-ment. See F. NJ. Mingus.
"Uncle Cy" Wolfe, who has been
AWAY for a month on business con-
-nected with the Four l. organization,
arrived home Friday for short stay.
Will tn, party who fouh9 a suit
case filed with hunting clothes. few
weeks ago, please retern same to
Index office? The owner has been
found.
The many friends of w. L. Burton
we're pleased to see him on the streets
the first of the week, after being shut
in because of illness for couple OF
weeks.
Mrs. E. o. Bosteder few days ago
received letter from her son Sam
King stating that he is employed IN
the office of the telephone company
of New York City and is doing well.
Mrs. J. w. Limbaugh arrived Tues
day from her home at Salem, Ore, to
make her children brief visit before
resuming her journey east, where she
will spend the holidays with relatives.
r. S. White Of New Plymouth, Sc
Nor member of the White-O'Bryon
company, was in town Tuesday look
ing after business matters at the
store here. He was accompanied by
Mrs White and the baby.
Bert Hirlemann, for number OF
years in charge of the Earl fruit
packing plant here, left last week
for California and will be employed
in the fruit business ther, inoetinite-
ly.
Doctor Steele, eye and nerve spec
ialist, will be in Emmett Thursday
and Friday, Dec. $40. Headaches,
Hayfever, female Irregularities, SUI
fering periods are indications Of some
disorder. Consult the man who can
tell you and show you Why.
Mrs. W. B. Baker and Francelle
left today for Payette to join
Mr.. Baker and make their home there.
Fred Sherwood is advertising else
where in this paper the sale OF q
few Of his registered Jersey milk
COWS. They are descended from not
ed milk producing dams and sires
and offer an opportunity to secure
high class dairy stock
Mrs. E. E. Hunt, formerly of this
city, but now living near Portland,
Ore, enjoyed another happy reunion
of her family Thanksgiving day, wae;i
Cecil C. Hunt, one of the chief clerks
with the Wholesale department of the
knight Packing Co., and his wife,
Harold S. Hunt, one of the chief
clerks in the office of the wholesale
department Of the Haseltine Hard
ware Co., Miss Mildred A. Hunt, who |
is with the Meir & Frank department
store, and Lloyd E. Hunt, with the Co
lumbia Pacific Shipping Co., who has
Just returned from an extended cruise
to England, returning by New York,
Philadelphia and San Francisco, as
one Of the officers of the company's /
big steamship, ''The Bearport," after
a four months voyage, were present
A reception was given and music was
furnished by the Hunt orchestra
The occasion was attended by many
friends who were pleased to partici-
pate in such = pleasant surprise. The
Hunt family lived in this city at one
time and from the many favorable
reports, each one of the boys and
girls are making good in their chosen
vocations. Lloyd Hunt will visit at
nome for 4 few days, after which he
will sail for Asiatic ports. probably
1t the coast Of Philippines,
Japan, ItalH and other Mediterranean
harboTs. For ypune ran, he has
inuch traveling knostsds, nnd il al
yayS intfustod With ~ mpany's