The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-01-01

Diamond Edge knives and raser
ct Rsilly's.
Max Guenther, painter and decora
tor. P. o. Box SGT. 3-10p.
Dick Kraus went to Oregon las
week to spend Christmas with hi
mother.
Raymond Clark came over from
Boise on Sunday to spend few day
with his father.
Mrs. Thomas Larkin left Saturda!
for Mt Sterling, H., where she viii
make her home.
l. w. Stoddard, cashier of the Swee
bank, was in town Friday en- rout'
home from Boise.
Roy White, of the White-O' Bryor
Hardware Co., was up from New Ply
mouth on Tuesday.
Miss Alta Burch came up from New
Plymouth last week to spend Christ.
mas with the home folks.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will hold 6
cooked food sale Saturday afternoon
Jan. 8, at the Electric Light office.
W.O. Williams returned to his work
with the reclamation service at Bliss
after a weeks visit with friends here
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Myers were here
from Boise over Sunday. Jesse Stan
ley returned with them and will spend
some time with them.
Don't forget the Crescent Clubs
annual ball in Liberty theater next
Wednesday, Jan. Z. The best of mus
ic. Lunch will be served.
The body of Miss Edna Cozier was
taken to Moscow on Friday for burial
and was accompanied by the mother
and Dave Nichols. Mr. Nichols re-
turned Tuesday.
Guy b. Dayton, manager of the En-
nett Fruit Union, will leave this
week for a trip through Montana,
Kansas and eastern Iowa in the inter-
est of the Union
Misses Matilda and Ruth Peterson
arrived last Thursday and are visiting
their brother Anthony and their scores
of Emmett friends. During their abb
sence, both ladies have completed a
course of accounting and commercial
law in a Seattle business college.
A letter received last week by Mrs.
B. B. Davis from her husband who is
in Siberia in Red Cross work, states
that he is not recovering from sew
ere attack of typhus as rapidly as was
hoped, and that he is still far from
being a well man.
Walter Stokesbery, superintendent
of the public schools at Post Falls, in
the northern part of the state, arrived
Saturday and spent few days visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. M.
He attended the state
teachers associations annual meet
ing in Boise this week.
Mrs. A. M. Rogers and son George
leave today for Colorado Springs,
Colo, where they will spend several
Mr.. Rogers, who is travel
ing salesman for Direct Factory Pro-.
ducts, vii spend most of his time in
Colorado and Utah until spring and
will be with his family consider
able part of the time.
All customers of the o. K. Dairy !
are requested to return empty milk
bottles promptly. The practice of
putting oil and dirt into the bottles
by thoughtless persons or mischievous
must be stopped. We hope
our patrons will cooperate with US in
cleanliness of milk bot
Ties and their prompt return. The o.
<. Dairy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lyman enter
aimed a Xmas party in their char
acteristic delightful manner Thursday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren Dean
we're dinner guests, and later, Mr..
md Mrs. w. B. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Newcomer and Mr. and Mrs. c.
". Skinner completed the party The
'ooms had been handsomely bedecked
With evergreen boughs, and the most
attractive feature Of the evening was
he sure nuf tree, bearing its fun
making gifts for all Late in the
vening a much enjoyed lunch was
erved.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Limbaugh enter
aimed at Christmas dinner Mr.. and
FRS. J. W. Limbaugh Of Aumsville,