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

Miss Dora Brown OF Montour Is Wis
ting friends in Emmett.
Max Guenther, painter and decora-
tor. P. o. Box SGT. 19-1ep.
Della Wilton, student at the Col
lege Of Idaho, spent the week end in
Emmett.
All hats at reduction at the La
dies Hat Shop, Portlock building, N.
Wash. Ave.
Mrs. Blackler and son Merton and
Grace Burton came down from Mon
tour to visit and spend Thanksgiving
at home.
Dave Martin left yesterday for the
Wilder country to look after matters
on his ranch. He will be absent about
ten days.
A. M. Simon is anticipating with
with pleasure a visit from his son
George Of Boise the latter part Of
this week.
Julius Chandler, the well known
stockman' and rancher of Ola, and Or
vid Blessinger of the same section
were Emmett visitors yesterday.
Little Miss Lois Reynolds accom-
panied DR.. Rose from California and
is at home again much to the delight
of her father, DR., j. L. Reynolds.
Joe began, Jr., who is attending
the Industrial Institute at Weiser,
spent the Thanksgiving vacation with
his aunts, Mrs. Finley Monroe and
the Durham sisters.
Christmas presents? What would
be more appropriate than a tailor
made suit or overcoat. l make them
from $50 down as low as $3.50. En-
NETT Tailoring and Cleaning Co.
C. A. West, who is looking after
the affairs of the Fairfield bank dur
ing the reorganization, dropped in to
spend Thanksgiving with his family.
He returned to Fairfield on Tuesday.
News of the death of Capt. A. j.
Chambers, who died recently at Lima,
Peru, came to Mrs. George F. Church,
his niece, this week. Captain Cham
bers visited at the Church home about
seven years ago.
Next Tuesday is to be house clean
ing day at the Methodist church, and
both the men and women of the con-
gregation are invited to participate.
A scrambled lunch will be served at
noon.
A letter from Charlie Stimson says
he and the family are now located at
Long Beach, Calf, and are enjoying
themselves. "All lines of business
here are active; even the ocean is
booming" he says.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Winsor and
Harold Borton CT Midvale spent the
Thanksgiving season with Mrs. Win
sor's parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Ell
mer Grant Keith. The Winsors re-
turned to Midvale on Monday of this
week.
A great time is planned Wednes-
day evening, Dec. 8, when an enter
tainment will be given at the Rebekah
hall. There will be all kinds of fun
with the carnival sideshow-the min
strel singers, Eastern band, black
face comedians, and refreshments OF
all kinds. If you want to have hap
py time be on hand.
w. H. Sisler had a great surprise
this morning when he came to town
and met on the street, S.H.Jamison OF
Canyon City, Colo, and son, G. b.
Jamison of Quinter, Kan They are
old-time Kansas friends and neigh
bors of Mr.. Sisler and had just ar
rived on the mornings train.
Father ]. P. Ries, who was head OF
the local parish of the Catholic church
for a number of years, writes Nampa
friends that he has returned from his
European trip and is now located IN
st. Paul, Minnesota. His brother,
who accompanied him abroad, has ac-
copied parish in West Virginia
Herald.
Mr.. HOWE, for several years the
pastor of the Christian church OF this
city. arrived this morning from Wy
oming and is greeting old friends
Mr.. HOWE and family left Emmett
about six years ago. The last
three years he has been ranching IN
Big Horn country. But while ne has
been successful as rancher, both ne
and his good wife banker for the En-
NETT country and the object OF his
visit here is to see if he cannot trade
his ranch for an Emmett ranch and
again become = resident Of this TAi-