The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-06-17
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w. E. Cook came down from Ola
Wednesday.
Guy Conyers was down from Cas-
cade Wednesday.
Everything for the camp At Mays
Bros. Sport Shop
Paul Brooks from Boise swas in
Emmett few days ago.
Robert Miles of Payetta arrived
Thursday to make his home here.
All kinds of bulk and package Gar
den and Flower Seeds ~ the Cash
Grocery.
Mr. and Mrs W. S. Ford of Frank
fort, Mo. are visiting the Roy Keith
ley family.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
held an all-day picnic Thursday at the
Ellis grove
Mrs. Claude Whiteside and daugh-
ter visited at the home of Mrs. Fred
Shane Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ewing entertain
ed number of Boise friends at their
home for Sunday dinner.
J. p. Condor of Boise was in EN-
NETT Wednesday on business connect
ed with the Emmett Ice Co.
Paul L. Gary, wife and Mrs. Gary's
mother arrived Thursday for visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Baker were
called to Caldwell yesterday by the
illness of sister, and are still there
For Sale-One "a bed, spring, and
mattress, dresser trunk, one 9x12
rug, office chair If interested phone
Al W. 38.
Harold Smith and Adeline F.
both of Seattle, were join
ed in marriage yesterday by Judge A
0. Sutton.
Frank Chaplin returned yesterday
from Salt Lake city, where he had at
tended for three weeks school of in
struction for New York Mutual Life
Insurance Co. agents
Mrs. Harry Shearer was in town
yesterday from the butte ranch to
get repairs for mower Mr.. Shear
er himself has not been to town since
a year ago this month.
Call for Folger's Golden Gate Cof-
fee at Reilly's.
A letter from Will Logan, a rancher
at Hermiston, Ore, says crops look
fine there, hay and wheat promising
bumper yields. Hay is selling at SIS
now. The Logans are farming $50
acres this year He sends his regards
to all friends,
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ford and daugh-
ter of Frankfort, Mo-, have been Wis
ting their nephew Roy Keithley a
few days They left Thursday for
Cascade for visit with Mrs Horace
Burr, an aunt. after which they will
continue their journey to the coast.
News from John vanDeuseR today
is that he is slowly recovering from
an illness that has confined him at
home for a week. DR.. Stewart of
Boise was called in consultation with /
DR.. Cummings yesterday and the case
diagnosed as gall stones. They hold
out hope for speedy return to health
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. vanDeusen en-
.ertained soma thirty couples at the
home ranch" Friday evening at a
Inner party in honor of Mr. and Mrs
John E. VanDeusen, and It vas de-
ightful occasion Dinner was served
n three courses in the spacious din
ng room. Roses in variedscolors were
n evidence everywhere n decorations
md gave an artistic charm to the fes-
al board as well as to the large par
or. The pleasures of the occasion
we're somewhat marred by Mr.. John
1anDeusep not being able to be an &C
i've parts ant in the fun making on
recount Of illness. Music and dane
On and the gracious hoapitality of the
lost and hostess made mp n evening
i good fellowship and enjoyment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeas ElurtDn and the
hildren will leave tomcFruw for Kan
- and Oklahoma to viGit their folks
Ihey win make the trip in their
't1debaker Six.
John Denny. president of the WI.
snown fruit firm of Denny 4 Co. Of
;hicago, spent Saturday in town in
pecting the firms property interests
'ere and fruit conditions.
Extra god values in white goods
t Gs,den Rule store. Starts Friday
aerning. i