The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-02-26

Grass Seeds at Emmett Feed Mills
For good bread use Fleischnan'
yeast, at Reilly's.
l. N. Stoddard, cashier Of the Banl
Of Sweet was in town today.
The R. B. Gilkerson family have
moved from Boise to LosAngeles
Calf.
Mrs. Ed Whipple is in town from
Sweet visiting her mother, Mrs. Hev-
ittson.
| All kinds Of bulk and package Gar
den and Flower Seeds 1t thu Cash
Grocery.
We have some full blood Barred
Plymouth Rock ROSTERS for sale
Cooperative Exchange.
Henry Hoover, saver 1t thu Boise
Payette mill, is recovering from .
severe attack Of nmbago-
Miss Katherine Mann and brother
Karl attended the convention Of abb
stracters in Boise Friday and Sat-
urday.
|. A rolling stone gets many bumps.
So do Hood tires, but Hoods stand it.
The cost per mile is what counts. Gem
County Vulcanizing Works.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Joe Campbell,
living in Riverside addition, have been
severe sufferers from the mumps.
They are getting better, however.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Kunkle return
ed yesterday from their trip to the
coast for return visit with their
brother, s. o. ZAeAman and family.
Buy your tickets early for the High
school operetta, "The Feast Of the
Little Lanterns" No reserved seats.
Admission, adults SOC, children S5c.
Miss Margaret Cupp is taking few
days needed rest at her home in
Boise. Mrs. Chauncey Payne is at
attending Miss Cups school duties
during her absence.
Cyrus " Wolfe went to Bakes City,
Ore, on Friday to attend a meeting
of the executive committee of the
Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumber
men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ancy Sullivan return
ed Wednesday from attending the fun
eral of Mrs Sullivan's mother at
Falls, which was held Sat
urday.
Rev. Kendall returned last Thursday
from weeks visit at Fairfield and
was accompanied by his wife, who is
spending the week here with old-time
friends. ai T7ia
Ralph Womack has his new house,
On the fruit farm he recently bought
from Will Tucker, nearly completed,
and Mrs. Womack came down from
Cabarton yesterday to remain gar
Mrs. Everett Barton and Jack re-
.urned last evening from ten days
yisit with their people in Boise. Mrs.
3arton's sister, Miss Mildred Selby,
accompanied them and will be here
ome little time
F. A. Covert, who was operated
lpon at st. Alphonsus hospital in
Boise, has made such a rapid recovery
hat he will be able to come home
Saturday or Sunday.
Miss Eta Shaw is a visitor this
week at the home of her uncle, T. J.
Miss Shaw's home is in
Iong valley and she is returning from
visit at coast points.
Frank Dahlstrom of Parma left to-
lay for his old home in Iowa in res
'onse to message informing him of
he death of his mother. Mrs. Dahl
from and the baby accompanied him
o Salt Lake.
DR.. Cummings and Lauren Dean
rove to Boise Tuesday evening to see
Walker Whiteside's presentation of
The Master of Ballantre." They
horoly enjoyed the performance, and
ay Mr.. Whiteside is an artist, sup
orted by good cast
Jay Sandevs has accepted position
S manager of the Littooy ranch on
he bench for the -VanDeusen Brothers
nd will have sale of stock, farm
Implements and miscellaneous arti-
les at the Roy Sanders farm on Sat-
rday of this week
Mr.. Davis of Payette has been en-
Logged to take charge of the 30-acre
pple orchard on the bench formerly |
nown as the Haynes place. 1t is now
wned by F. H. Hogue, general west
n manager for Denny & Co. Mr. II
avis and family, with their house
Did goods, arrived today. n
Rehearsals for the opera, "The
hines of Normandy" to be given
thin the next month by the Choral III