The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-11-04
EMMETT NEWS

Fresh graham At Emmett Fe.
mills.
Get you war bag, rs cents 1t A,
my Goods Store.
Mrs. Claude Polly is enjoying q vii
1t from her father and mother.
Mrs. Clinton Titus Is enjoying . viz
1t from her mother from Portland.
Get your grain and potato sacks =
the Cash Grocery.
Mildred Draper is assisting Mr.
Stahl in the bakery.
No dirty spark plugs when usinl
Texico Motor OIL. Gem County Vul.
canning Works.
David DeClark and Rubc Eaton left
Tuesday for . few days deer hunting
near the Hartley mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farris Baker motored
over fom Boise Sunday to spend the
day with his brother w. B. Baker.
Get your government blankets be-
for the supply ID exhausted, 1t U. s.
Army Goods Store.
Government surplus supplies go
Ing fast. Visit the Army Goods
Store.
Mrs. Howard Mathews Of Caldwell
spent the week end ut the home Of her
brother w. B. Baker.
For all kinds Of dress making and
sewing At reasonable prices, see Mrs.
J. C. Gray, s15 Park street. 3-6p
Real economy and comfort in the
kitchen means u Coles Down Draft
Range.
c. A. West was in Fairfield the last
OF the week, Miss Marguerite Thorn
man left Monday to help him in the
bank few days.
See that camel Football, Univer-
sity Of Idaho, University OF Utah,
State Fair Grounds, Boise, Armistice
Day, Nov. IL. Bring your crowdi Il
Saturday special Golden Rule store:
Triple coated white enamel stew pans
and preserving kettles, 4s cents, At
o:30 p. m. &
Mrs. Sarah Martin returned Tues
lay from q visit with her daughter, /
Mrs. Lynn Burton in Spokane. Her !,
title granddaughter, Francis Burton, I
her home.
Miss Minnie Pipher has rs guest
,ver Sunday, Miss Ada Allen Of BOZ 2
e. Miss Allen has been nurse in c
he navy, and has only recently re- II
urned from the Island Of Guam.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Russell arriv- =
d the latter part Of last week from e
to spend week or two
isiting his mother and brothers and
isters. !"
Save money by having your suit or
vercoat cleaned. repaired and refined. I,
We do everything from making button ~ =.
oies TO making fuil dress suit, ds
mmett Tailoring and Cleaning Co.
DR.. B. o. Clark and bride arrived ey
/ Emmett last Thursday evening
-om Salt Lake City, where they were q,
Iarried, and will have rooms in the te
ONE of Frank Knox until Mr.. and in
IRIS. r. NJ Reilly leave, when they
i'll occupy the Reilly residence. The :,
eilly's expect TO leave about the 10th
this month. Gt
Mrs. Herbert Haylor left Sunday
" Okuchp ivan, upOu iCCeipt "a
legrAm informing her that her son ~
are would go TO the hospital Mon No NJ,
" for treatment Of = knee which
IS wounded in an engagement in an
rance during the war. The wound Nv
Is never healed and Of late has be- 81,
me quite painful. Mrs. Haylor will
main with Mrs. Glare Haylor dur :,
z the time Clare is in the hospital.
Place your order now for your fall
il with tailor. You would not call
in If you wanted house w
lit. Suits $3.50 to $50. Over
ats 1880 to $50. Emmett Tailor rA
, and Cleaning Co. 4-St
Edward Turner, son Of c. II. Tur- s;s
r Of Caldwell, is now located in win
nmett and 10 associated with the for
s. Army Goods Co. Mr.. Turner
well kcnwn by many Emmett peo-
J rs the champion buckaroo in the Tn
nmett Labor Day contests Mr.. ant
rner is an ex-service man, having 2.3
N service with the tank corps and I
uld be glad to welcome his many Gas
eEds to visit the U. S. Army Goods mes
ire. nor
,illv calf meal on snle at the Coon ord
change. Dol