The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-29

Max Guenther, painter and decora-
tor. P. o. Box 537. 19-1Op.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miles and child
rem left today for the Lakes.
Miss Anna Clark of Boise is visit
ing with friends in Emmett this week.
Good 2H-pound can tomatoes on
sale Saturday at 81 q case. Golden
Rule Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Landers and Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Bradbury left for the
Lakes Wednesday.
Miss Margaret and Miss Thelma
Barry returned Monday from = two
weeks visit in Payette.
Miss Minnie Pipher returned Satur-
day evening from Eastern Nebraska,
where she has been visiting relatives
Mrs. Minnie Fairchild will leave to-
morrow friday for Portland, Ore,
where she will visit a niece for some
time.
Miss Jean Sproat left on Thursday
enroute for Canada, where she will
spend some time visiting and sight
seeing.
Miss Marian Ketchen of Boise, who
had been visiting her brother John, de-
parted Tuesday for Portland to spend
week or two.
George Haley returned Tuesday
from his vacation at the Lakes. His
family will remain there until the bot
weather is over.
Forrest DeClark came down from
Long Valley Wednesday in rssponss
to = message informing him Of the
accident to his father.
W. S. Keith returned Sunday from
Payette, where he has been assisting
in the w. s. Keith 4 Sons Clothing
store during their sale.
The A. o. Sutton and H.. b. Car
michael camping party returned home
Sunday after pleasant euting of
three weeks above Lowman
Miss Martina Smith, daughter of
Andrew C. Smith, returned to Salt |
Lake City on Tuesday, after visiting
here with relatives and friends.
Mrs. George Burkhart, who has
been severe sufferer from rheuma-
tism for several weeks, is improv-
ing and, able 20 be up and around.
l. A. Wood, Bernard Knipe, Eldon
Graves and Young Harry Shropshire
left Monday for Cabarton, where they
will fish and camp for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Twilegar came
down from their ranch on Big Willow
creek yesterday and are guests in the
home of his sister, Mrs Harry Shrop-
shire
DR.. B. o. Clark, Ray Clark, Carol
Davis, Mrs. Frank Knox, Marguerirla
Thommen and Mrs j. X. Mcdowell
drove to the Big Eddy Saturday to
pick huckleberries.
Victor records are only IS cents and
aot 81 as you have been tJld; besides
they have been proven the pest rec
,rds made both in quality and talent.
W. ]. Easton, the reliable jeweler,
,12 West Main St.
Mrs. Effie Steffensen, eldest daugh-
.er of Andrew c. Smith, and her two
youngest children, arrived in En-
nett on Tuesday for two weeks Wis
t at the home of her father.
Just received another express ship
nent of Baronet Satin and Fantan
Iilk skirts in all the new shades. Some
ire pleated- Selling special at $11.75
md $13.75.
Mrs. Kidwell and son, who have
,een visitors in the home of R. B.
shaw, returned Sunday to their home
It Eagle. They were driven there by
Ar. and Mrs Shaw.
DIR. and Mrs. H. G. Prettyuan of
INN Arbor, Mich, are recent arrivals
nd are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris c
Jansen on the fruit farm owned by t
he doctor. They will remain until
all.
DR. A. ~ Gaebler of St. Louis. own v
r of a 160-acre prune and apple or
hard near Hanna, arrived few days T
go to look after his property AMI
range for the marketing of bis
ruit crop. .
Miss Elsie Suits, who has been at
ending summer school in Boise, spent 4
he weekend visiting Miss Pearl Pat S
ION and Miss Martha Lathrop. She
eturned to her home at Donnelly the !,
rst Of the week. :
John w. Flesher, state superinten- p