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

EMMETT NEWS
Mrs. Ray G. Newcomer is spendin
the week in Boise visiting her. mothe
Sam Motz has purchased . ne,
Dodge car from the M. 4 M. garsgs.
J. L. Reynolds this week purchase
the bO-foot lots south Of the JaI
laundry from Anthony Peterson, ~
possible site for . hospital.
4 Miss Meta Dubberke is absent from
Higs School with most uncomfort
able case Of mumps.
| Mrs. B. O. Clark with her brother
Doctor Heaston and family. motoreo
over from Boise yesterday.
| C. E. Mays was over from Boise to
spend week with his sons Ed and
Burt. He returned yesterday.
Laurance Carter, who until recent
lily with the Whitman Plumbing Co.,
has taken position with the Pioneer
Furniture company.
Mrs Will Lively and daughter Della
arrived yesterday from Bremerton,
Wash, and are visiting her father,
Jonathan Moulton and sister, Mrs.
Mart Clopton. The Livelys have been
located at Bremerton for two years,
Mr.. Lively having been employed in
the navy yard.
Miss Arlene Bucknum was given
most pleasing surprise Friday when
company Of her young friends dropped
in to lspend the evening. Games,
music and dancing were enjoyed.
H. w. HoITar, who has had long
spell Of sickness, is able to be down
town, looking thin but feeling pretty
.po.d
The Ladies of the G. A. r. will hold
their meeting Saturday evening, 1T 8
o'clock, at the home of Mrs, Roy San
dcrs.
W. A. Keithlcy, who has spent the
past month visiting at the home of
his son. Roy Keithley, left yesterday
for, his home in Missouri. His visit
was cut short by news that the bank !
at home had been robbed and about |
$1,000 in Liberty bondsand stamps be-
longing to Mr.. Keithley had been
stolen.
Mrs. w. C. I,angroise entertained
the Episcopal Ladies' Guild at her
home on upper Main street this after
noon. A pleasant afternoon was spent
by goodly attendance there being
about twenty ladies present. The
hostess served delicious lunch at the
close of the afternoon.
Bernard Knipe drove new Harley
Davidson motorcycle up from Payette
vented his bringing the machine at
that time. Mr.. Knipe has several
prospective buyers for H-D's.
Catchy songs, sweet music, elabor-
ate costumes, with orchestra accom-
paniment. are features of the operetta
''rhe Feast of the Little Lanterns"
At Liberty Theater. March 5.
Fanny, the highly priced bird dog
belonging TO DIR. Wood and Robert
met an unexplained
accident last week which caused her
Heath. Bob and Doc, with other of her
admirers, feel her loss quite keenly.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of
he NJ II. church held very success
'ul mission tea at the home of Mrs
R. 4. Rose yesterday afternoon. An
ENJOYABLE program was
rendered, one of the most appreciat-
ID features being the excellent num-
,ers given by the High School Orches-
IRA. The work Of these youthful per ,
'ormers is indeed creditable. About ,
'ixty ladies enjoyed the delightful af-
.ernoon and contributed their bit tow
lrd the worthy cause of establishing
.wo new hospitals in foreign lands
,ne in China, and one in India.
What is the average man, You /
might say he weighed $50 pounds,
hat he had five fingers and five toes.
But is that Interestingly State that +,
his average man Of $50 pounds con-
aims the constituents found in 1900
eggs. He has enough iron to make
Jour ten-penny nails. His fat con-
.ents would make seventy-fiye candles
md good-sized cake of soap. His I
|hQephate contents would make g.
"a boxes of matches. There is enough
hydrogen in him in combination to fill !
J balloon and carry him above the t
LIQUIDS. The remaining constituents 9
would yield, If utilized, six teaspoons
'ull Of salt, : bowl Of sugar and ten1
gallons Of water.