The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-14


Max Guenther, painter and decora-
tor. P. O. Box 537. 1s-10p.
We will grind your grain and clean
/ your seed at Emmett Feed Mills.
Prunes for sale at lie per pound on
trees. Mrs. Grace Sanders. lip
Mrs. B. R. Godfrey of Caldwell was
in town this week visiting friends and
relatives.
| No dirty spark plugs when using
Texico Meter Oil. Gem County Yrl-
canizing Works.
All kinds Of painting, decorating
and hanging done. Call Sam Hollis
lander. over Gem County Vulcanizing
Works. LIP
| DR.. Clinton Titus, Claude ROBBERS
and Doug Knox, jr., left the first Of
the week for the Knox country to
hunt deer.
Jexome Reed returned the first Of
the week from hunting trip to the
wilds of Chamberlain Basin. He
went alone and bagged his deer.
That old suit or overcoat will do for
another season by having it worked
over by the Emmett Tailoring and
Cleaning Co.
H. H. lansing Of Seattle has been
spending few days in this section,
looking after his ranch property on
the lower mesa.
Don Lyman, former Emmett resi-
dent, now of Twin Falls, was in town
over Sunday visiting his daughter,
Mrs. John Mcconnell.
Chris and Will Thorning and their
party returned Friday from hunt
ing trip in the upper country. They
came back disappointed.
Engineer Bond, of the U. S. recfa-
nation service, was in town yesterday
in conference with Superintendent
MacLean of the Canyon canal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Landers return
ed Friday from Hot Lake, Ore, where
Mr.. Landers had an operation per-
formed on his throat for the removal
of a growth.
Hear Governor Cox's spe IN on Con-
fidence in Government, Franklin u.
Roosevelt on Americanism, and Geo
White on Peace, Progress and Pros
perity, at Newcomers Jewelry Store.
Alton Busch, after a short visit
with his mother, Mrs. c. V. Wolfe, re-
turned Monday to Kansas City. lie
will stop off at Ogden to visit his sis
ter. Mrs. Clair Haylor and the twin
babies.
In renewing his subscription to The
Index. Larry Blaisdell writes that ne
is doing we'll in the barber business
at Salem, Ore, and sends best regards
to "the boys in Emmett. He says
ne is betting on Cleveland in the
World series.
letter was received this week
from Ben Reidel by his sister, Mrs.
J. P. Dion, stating that he had arriv-
cd in Omaha Sunday evening on his
overland journey to Minneapolis
That is a quick trip, he having left
Boise the previous Monday.
James Barry and family moved into
their own home Tuesday, and T. ].
Smith, of the Earl Fruit Company,
royed into the house vacated by NJ.
Barry, which Mr.. Smith recently pur-
chased from the Durham sisters. Mr..
Barry built a garage on the rear end
II his lots on Second street and Will
i've there until he builds q new home
next year
C. A. Fosselman, who established
he cigar and news stand business now
owned by Jay Stoner, is in town this
week to engage in business again, II
,e can find an empty building. He
las been in business at Seattle since
eaving here until a few weeks age
But he was not satisfied, and he
for Emmett, the best town
re says in the Northwest, so came
Jack to enter business again. Mr.. !
Fosselman is q live wire and persis-
ent booster for the Emmett country.
T. B. Hargus entertained last
Thursday evening with man party |
a honor of E. C. Rundstrom and his
elatives who were present to attend
he golden wedding celebration Of Mr..
md Mrs. ]. C. Rundstrom- 1t was =
oily crowd and good fellowship and
reigned supreme. The
leak of the evenings entertainment
vas reached when the wives and Sis
ers of the guests invaded the house,
Lressed in mems attire, and fun ran
lot from then on. The invaders were
ressed in costumes from the "rube"