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

Fesd Of al kinds It TIE Coop z,
change.
III Miss Maade Nysrs val over frol
Boise Saturday and Sunday visitin
frinnda.
= 100 per cent wosi guaranteed :
Army Goods Stors.
= John MCGOWAN and wife OF Bots
were Emmett visitors Tuesday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Bowker and lit
tie daughter q Payette spent Sun
t day with Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Polly
Max Guenthsr, painter and decora
TOR. P. o. Box 5S7. l9-10p.
Mrs. C. Caldwell Il spending a few
i days ct the homo u her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ". H. A''tn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Barton It
tended the wedding Of his sister Isa-
bel Barton in Boise Wednesday.
/ Fresh graham 1t Emmett FEED
nilla-
1 Mr.. and Mr.. E. C. Rundstrom re-
turned from = visit in Boise and Cald-
we'll Friday.
Ne dirty spark plugs whsa using
Tszico Notss OIL Gem County VuL
canising WorkA
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Barnard wsrs
guests at the Claude Polly home Sun
day.
A marriage license was issued in
Payctte last week to Harrel Brumit
and ClRrinda Webb of Emmett.
Mrs. William Lyman left Saturday |
for Spokane to spend few weeks
with her mother. Mrs. Ira Flagler.
Saturday special Golden Rule store:
Triple coated white enamel stew pans
and preserving kettles, 40 cents, at
2:30 p. m.
John Ketchen was a Boise visitor
Wednesday and Thursday, attending
a meeting Of managers of Golden
Rule stores.
Rhoda Tolman, now of Quincy, ILL.,,
was visiting friends and looking af
ter business matters the last of the
week.
No dirty spark plugs when using
rexico Motor Oil. Gem County vul-
;anizing Works
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rundstron, who
ave spent several weeks here, visit
ng relatives an dfriends, left fnr their
cme ut Anaheim, Calf, Wednesday.
Don't slave in = kitchen void Of
,odcrn equipment. Coles Gas-Coal
Range is the last word
, stove construction.
See Sherard for bargains in city
l have them from $1,000
, 5000. Good terms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Of Nampa
ere visiting at the A. w. Howard
ONE this week.
An announcement Of his resuming
,e practice of law in Seattle was re-
lived from Harry Workman a few
ays ago.
We carry Turkey Red -four, the best
,er. Coop Exchange.
Mrs. M. Horton, who had been in
oise hospital, returned home the lat
r part Of last week, and is slowly
,proving from her illness.
For Sale or Trade--A Republican
4 ton truck, completely overhaulsd.
I'm County Garage.
II during my three weeks absence
u have found some one who VIII
We you moro auto service for the
,ney than Twill, stay with them; IT
t phone 92-JS.
That old suit or overcoat will do for
other season by having it worked
or by the Emmett Tailoring and
Gaming Co. 4-St
For Sale or Tradc--A Republican
ton truck, completely ovsrhaulsd-
m County Garage.
We will grind your grain and clean
ur seed at Emmett Feed Mills.
Bring your chickens to the Coop
change.
Mrs. Rachel Cartwright returned
m visit in Oregon Monday. Her
ter, Mrs. Ivy Waters Of Browne
Ie. Oregon, accompanied her home
few months visit.
special Golden Rule store:
pie coated white enamel stew pans
preserving kettles, 40 cents, at
0 p. m.
The body OF Mrs. w. II. Hun OF
,cade was brought to Emmett We'd
day. They were met at the train
a BY ! delegation Of the Masonic
err. The funeral will be held in
Sc.
he Larson Adjustable Radiator
err and and Engine Robe will keep
If engine frem freezing. Call on
Ran Nelson, just opposite Boise
Yette Lumber yard, or the Buick
age. AT
ID Corseth and C. II. Pugh, both
Bull, were business visitors in
city this week. Both gentlemen
e business men Of Bull and were
ting for location and were IA
ably impressed with this valley.
letter from DR.. Albert Skippen,
nerly Of Sweet, says among other
gs, II enclose my card that you
see that am not loafing but
=" The card indicates that the
or IL superintandsut Of the WeeE