The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-08


at Reilly's.
: Better buy better Butter, Maid
OClover. Golden Rule Store. Phone
76-
Mrs. Ida NJ. Howard and Miss Mile
Howard are spending the week Wis
iting in Boise.
W. W. Wilton and family spent the
Fourth with Mr. Wilton's sister. Mrs.
H. Hill at Cascade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Riggs and Mrs.
George Church spent the Fourth with
friends at Payette.
Hugh Crabtree, Eldon and Kent
Graves and Fred Whitsell are camp
ing on Fawn creek this week.
w. E. Pierce, the well known real
Iestate man of Boise, was in town Mon
day looking over his ranch interests
on the bench.
John MCGOWAN and his friend, Mr..
DeKaye were over from Boise yes
terday These two young men are
writing life insurance.
| C. B. Knox, son Roy, Guy Knox and
George Dickson went to Fawn creek
Sunday to fish They made the trip
in the City Transfer truck.
The VIM. Madden and John Howard
families motored to Cascade and the
Lakes to spend several days celebrat-
| ing the Fourth.
During Mrs Bayston's illness, Mrs.
]. P. Reed is looking after the duties
in the county superintendent office
at the court house.
F. D. Bowen, Claude Roberts, and
Keith Burns spent three days at Cas-
cade and Payette Lakes, fishing and
celebrating, returning Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mann, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. D. Carmichael and Mr.. and
/, Mrs. A. o. Sutton will leave Saturday
for two weeks vacation beneath the
pines in the upper country.
C. D. Bucknum returned Friday
from Portland, leaving Mr.. and Mrs
Hayes who were planning to remain
week or two longer in that city and
Of S;lverton. where the CoWdens live
Don't YOU believe that Victor Rec
ords have gone up. They haven't
The others have, but you can buy Vic
tor records for 85 cents and they arc
the best in quality as well as talent
Easton's Jewelry Store, 212 Wes'
Main St.
Clarence Crabtree arrived this week
from Denver, Colo, to visit home
folks, after an absence of six years
Since returning from army service n
France, Mr.. Crabtree has been IN the
employ of the Colorado Fuel and iror
company in Denver.
Miss Mary Hit is visiting hei
brother Houston and friends in this
vicinity. She is located at Denver
Colo, and is spending a vacation Wis
ting her parents in Gilmore county
and friends here.
The W. H. Shane family, consist
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. Shane and sons
Hardy and Carl left today for Cole
Fork where they will spend month
fishing and keeping cool. Mr.. Shane
is going to build log cabin there.
DR.. r. N. Cummings, E. M. Reilly
and George Church went to Baker
City Sunday to investigate placer
mining proposition near that city
city which is creating considerable ex-
element.
Harry Titus has this year made
rany improvements to his residence
property that has transformed it int
! one of the real show places of the
/ city. New roof, remodeled porches
and paint have worked wonders
Douglass Knox, Jr, and Clinton
| Titus spent the weekend at Garden
Valley. They brought back a large
amount of hucklber<les and say they
are in abundance this year, although
hard to reach on the steep hillsides.
Wayne Shapley left last week for
Everett, Wash, accompanied by his
mother, and from there he will set sail
| for Fairbanks, Alaska, on the steam
ship Alaska the 9th Of July. He has
been offered good job when he
reaches his destination.
Davie DeClark and Mr.. Baker of the
NJ. M. garage drove to Grassy N
dows near the Blue Lakes on Sunday.
Theirs is the first car to venture into
this place and they found the way full
of rocks and trees They brought
back nice lot Of fish.
Mrs ]. C. A!imon and daughter
Merle, who were called to Boise by the
serious illness Of Melvin Bogardus,
spent = couple of days in town the
latter part of last week en- route to