The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-24

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H. Douglas of Sweet was business
visitor in town Tuesday.
David Burgas, came over from
Boise the first of the week.
Richard Campbell Of Ashland, Ore,
arrived in Emmett Tuesday.
E. l. Frienier of Nampa was in
Emmett the first of the week.
All kinds Of Ford repair work done
at Bodenheimer's, on Boise highway.
Silk dresses in crepes. TaGetas, mes
selines ct Golden Rule. $11.ss and
$685..
All kinds Of bulk and package Gar
den and Flower Seeds at the Caah
Grocery.
The best accident insurance in the
world is advertised in this paper. F.
R. Chaplin for information.
For life and accident insurance see
Frank Chaplin. Read his advertise
ment in another portion Of this paper
Harry Shropshire and children
spent Tuesday in Garden valley where
Mr. Shropshire played for ! dance
that evening. se,.,s I
Ray Hartley and wife and JACK
Little and wife Of Caldwell spAnt
Saturday in the city visiting friehdn
and relatives. 1890
r. E. Rose is fixing up dark soonf
in his office in the Bank Of Emmett
building. He has ordered m XaRay
machine for use in his dental office. Il
Ed Campbell left Friday for a'feM1
days visit with his son Glen sand
friends at Salem, Ore. Glen will rel
turn home with him and they are ex- |
pected Friday.
C. F. Thomas is having erected Al
shelter in the passageway between the
Stahl Bakery and the Hetherington |
store and will conduct popcorn stand
as soon as it is completed.
w. B. Baker and wife returned
Tuesday from Caldwell where they I
have been at the bedside of sister Of |
Mr.. Bakers who is very i'll. They re-
port the patient but little better.
Reuben Coppon of Nebraska arrived
in the city the first of the week for a
short visit at the J. C. Rundstrom
home. He left Thursday for visit
of coast town before returning to his
home
Brick for the garage building being
constructed in the lot between the EN-
NETT Garage & Auto Company and |
the NJ & H Cigar Store arrived yes
terday and force of bricklayers viii |
soon be laying the walls.
DIR. R. E. Rose will leave tomorrow
for SanFrancisco, where he goes as a
delegate to the Democratic conven-
ton. On his way home he will stop |
at Salem, Ore, for brief visit with |
his wife and daughters. -
Miss Frances Rundstrom gave a |
party to a small number of friends
Tuesday evening after chautauqua in
honor Of Reuben Coppon of Nebraska.
A social time was enjoyed and Z de-
lightful lunch was served.
John MCGOWAN, who has beeneat-
tending the University of Idaho re-
turned to his home in Boise Sunday |
from Moscow He is expected in En-
NETT in few days for a short visit
with friends and relatives.
Floy Clark arrived in Boise Sun
day evening from Eugene, Ore, where
he has spent the winter attending the
University of Oregon. On Tuesday |
he and Ray came over to Emmett for
a visit with their father, DR.. B. Q.
Clark.
H..
Will Lyman family spent Sunday fish,
ing on Harris Creek. Bill caught
nice string of fish, SO they say, but
forget them and they are still in the
creek, anchored to the bank by
strong cord. That's = new fish story
to us, but we will have to let it pass.
Mrs. G. L. Smith arrived ID. ne
city Monday from Portland fek
visit with her parents, Mr.. and ~.
Herbert Haylor. Another daugh6r,
Mrs. Will Temple and husband q
Marysville, Kans., and Harold II
umbus, Ohio are coming overland
are expected to reach Emmett the last
of che week.
The Sunday school of the ErisNAl
church and the members Of st A4rys
Guild enjoyed q picnic ON the nne yn
ut the Burt Mays home on ta,a HAt
Slope Thursday. The lawn was pretf-
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