The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-28

reed OF ali kinds at the Coop Elk
change.
Miss Margaret Murray was Boise
visitor Wednesday.
Dave DeClark made a business trim
to Brownlee Tuesday.
w. H. Madden made business trip
to Montour Wednesday.
/. Max Guenther, painter and decora-
tor. P. o. Box 537. 19-1Op.
Misses Florence and Frances Rund-
strom spent Sunday in Boise
George Holbrook of Ola is a bust
ness visitor in Emmett today.
Fresh graham At Emmett Feed
mills.
Miss Woodhouse spent the week
end in Caldwell visiting at her home.
Mrs. Roy Steele spent several days
in Nampa last week visiting friends.
Ounces for preserving, Z cents
pound 1t ranch C. C. Johns, phone
88-W. In.
Miss Middleton, one of the teache rs,
was . Nampa visitor the last of the
wek.
Mrs. w. T. Eager left this week to
take her mother to her old home in
Nebraska.
No dirty spark plugs when using
Texico Motor Oil. Gem County yul-
canning Works.
Mrs. Caldwell spent the week end
in Emmett visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Allen.
See Sherard for bargains in city
property. l have them from 5000
to 5000. Good terms.
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IN ton truck, completely overhauled.
Gem County Garage.
Miss Nettie Bradley of Nampa is
making her home with Mrs. Roy
Steele, and attending school.
Mrs. McWilliams, a nurse in the hos
pital at Weiser, is visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. George Scott.
Lynn holland and Miss Grace Bur-
ton of Montour were visitors at the
Vern Munday home the first of the
week.
Claude Carpenter has been very i'll
the past week with heart trouble, but
is reported to be improving at this
writing.
That old suit or overcoat will do for
another season by having it worked
over by the Emmett Tailoring and
Cleaning Co. 4-3t |
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Modin were call
I'd to Seattle Wednesday to be at the
bedside of their son Earl, who is in
! very critical condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Newcomer made
! trip to Garden valley Sunday. They
report the roads good but for few
leep muddy ruts.
The greatest possible baking and
,ooking results are the gifts of Coles
Combination Range. The
Range of no regrets.
Mrs. M. C. Lively, mother of Will
lively, former Emmett resident but
low living at Bremerton, Wash, died
friday at her home near Caldwell.
Miss Vera Whitsell, who has work
d in q Boise office for several years,
las given up the work, and returned
o her home in Emmett to rest and
egain her health.
Would you like to buy rice at whole
ale? If SO, look up the rice adver-
isement of Christensen & Burmes-
er, California rice growers, which APP
ears in this issue of The Index.
Mrs. F. ]. Mcdonnell and niece OF
[untingto, Ore, are visitors at the
v. w. Wilkerson home. Mrs. Melon
ell has sold her home in Oregon and (
: suitable place can be found here,
he will make this her future home.
Mrs. Harry Shearer was In town
odAy from the ranch on the butte.
he reports Mr. Shearer in yey poor
ealth and no longer able to travel
bout, which is bad news to his many
mmett friends.
Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Walker and
Dung son are in town today and are
uests in the home of her brother,
red Fowler, on the butte Kew.
7alker is pastor of the Methodist
aurch at Payette.
O. J. Jones, superintendent OF the
mill, on Monday re-
eived the sad news of the death OF
is mother Sunday night in Wiscon- :
N. He left on the first train, but
issed connection at Nampa, and
that he could not reach his
d home in time for the funeral, gave
p the journey.
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