The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-01-29
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al White has accepted a position
at the Gem County Garage.
Coils Carter has been quite i'll thi.
week, but is improving now.
]. A. Creswell returned yesterday
from visit to Portland markets.
Lee Wheeler, mail carrier on Route
2, is sick with the prevailing epidemic
Harry Yamada is very sick with
pneumonia, following an attack of in
huenza.
Father Ries is sick and there will
be no mass at the Catholic church
Sunday.
John Suit came in today from Rose
berry to visit friends and look after
property interests here.
Mrs. Dave Nichols left Emmett
Tuesday to visit Mrs. Jessie Blayden
and Minnie Guffey Of Boise.
AL White, Jr., returned today from
a weeks visit with Larry Blaisdell
and Kip Harrell at Salem, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John VanDeusen re-
turned Sunday from their honeymoon
visit in New York and other eastern
cities.
Taylor Preble, who has been at the
local hospital receiving treatment for
an infection in the hand, is able to
return home.
Walter G. Mann, supervisor of the
Idaho Forest, is in town from Mccall,
in attendance upon the meetings of
the range users.
Fred Blythe of Iowa is visiting with
his sister, Mrs. F. E. Madden, and
looking over the country with a view
Of locating here.
Mrs. Clyde Phillips, who has been
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Cronk, couple of months, expects to
return home next week.
W. W. Hoops, who was called to
Iowa few weeks ago by the illness of
his sister, returned Tuesday. He left
he sick one somewhat improved
The M. & NJ. Garage report the sale
# Ford truck and touring car to
l. B, Bell; Ford to the o. K. Dairy
md Dodge to John Fergenson.
Mrs Heinie of Boise died yesterday
# pneumonia She will be remember
ID by many Emmett people as Miss
Margaret Downs, a teacher in the
.ity schools about eight years ago
S. o. Zachman today received wire
rom his sister and her husband, now
n Salt Lake, stating they would ar
i've here tomorrow for visit. They
re making an extensive western trip
Frank Wallis, forest ranger in
round valley, who is very sick with
'neumonia at the home of Charlie
;antrall in this city, is reported a
title better today, but his condition
5 still dangerous.
Charles Rynearson returned yester-
ay from a much enjoyed visit with
elatives and friends at Salt Lake. |
lie has been absent about five weeks, |
ne week being spent with his sister
t Filler. He plans to return to Salt |
AXE to enter school next fall.
Dave Martin went to his ranch at
Wider last week, having had good
fer for the property. Dave turned
lie offer down, even though it meant
nice profit for him, because he could
OF find a place for his renter, S. J.
formerly of Emmett.
Joe Kelly arrived home yesterday
ON Los Angeles, where he has been
pending the winter, and was just in
me to relieve Dave Murray of some
the work at the Emmett Garage &
uto Co., practically all of the en-
Dyes being sick with the flu. l.
About half a dozen ladies of the
'uth Slope spent jolly day to-
.ther Tuesday: They visited school
the forenoon, after which they
emit to the home of Mrs. Marion Will
n for luncheon. The afternoon
urs were spent with 500 and most
lightful day it was.
A German college professor, dis
vered that one of his students
ewed tobacco. The professor at
CO proceeded to "bawl out" the :
ung man, before his classmates.
sxAit. me, young man, to tell yso
v chewing tobacco il made" said :
. professor. "TAe tobacco and
rms are put into vat, and then :
'lasses 81 poured On the tobaeco
I NoFm1 and then hArefooted col
d men jomp into the vat and with :