The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-01
SATURDAY SPECIALS

/ A. T. Warren has gone to Wilder to
remain.
Mems bib overalIs sec pair at
Golden Rule.
Mrs. Laura johnson has returned
from Placerville.
| T. C. Wdlfong and family have gone
to Wilder to remain.
Christmas seals on sale at banks,
drug stores and the Golden Rule. Buy
today.
Chrysanthemums and Colias in pots
for sale at the Ladies Hat Shop, S5c
and SOC.
Mrs. Sam Mcmillan went to Port
land Saturday to visit her mother and
brother.
Window glass set. All sizes in
stock at T. B. Hargus', hardware and
furniture.
WANTED-Three or four dozen
White Leghorn hens. L. ]. Ross,
phone LOT J 2. 8.
Miss Fern Porter was an overnight
visitor Wednesday at the home Of her
sister on the bench.
Miss Mildred Lytle was up from
Payette for few days visit with
| Eo, - 10 OF
G. F. Shelly has purchased ranch
near Sweet and he and family left
last week for their new home.
R. W. Brubaker and family have
moved to their ranch, the former J..
| W. Ayers place west of town.
D. C. Owen and family this week
moved to the Clinton ranch on the
Star mail route out of Payette.
Miss Whittemore and Mrs. E. K.
Hayes were among those to see the
| show in Boise Thursday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Drysdale and children
from New Plymouth were guests Of
DIR. and Mrs R. N Cummings Sunday
Mrs. E. G. Dunn underwent an oper-
alton Tuesday in Boise hospital. She
is reported to be recovering satisfac-
torily.
Mrs. J. B. Stang of the Idaho Shoe
shop left Wednesday for months
stay in Walla Walla, Wash, with her
parents.
James Gill and j. D. Parent have
returned to Emmett for the winter af
ter spending the summer in the
mountains.
Those attending the State Teachers
association in Boise from here were
Miss Shanklin, Miss Gruber and Supt.
Ella Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Bowen went to
Boise Thanksgiving Day to attend the
theatre. Miss Kieldsen accompanied
them home for few days visit.
With each 50-cent purchase at the
Haley Miles drug store between this
date and January l, ticket will be
given emitting the owner to chance
to secure a $125 Brunswick talking
machine and one Walking, Talking
Doll. Drawing New Years day at 8
p. m.
Miss Fern Bullock, teacher in the
Emmett schools last year, came over
from Caldwell Friday and remained
until Sunday noon as guest OF Miss
Sonora Carsten. She is teaching near
Parma this year.
Mrs. Leroy Myers is in town until
after the holidays and is looking after
the business of S. J. Rees while he
and his wife are attending the funeral
of his mother in Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Earlywine
writes from Seeleyville, Ind, that
they are having fine time visiting
relatives and that it will be several
weeks before they return
Mrs. E. C. Minden Of Nampa and
Mrs. H. z. Johnson Of Boise were
called to Emmett last Thursday by
the illness Of their mother, Mrs. J.
M. Shaw. Mrs. Shaw, we are pleased
to state, is much better.
DR.. A. G. Byrd took Arch Mcclellan
of Ola to . Boise hospital last week
to be operated upon for double hernia.
He is recovering nicely. The doctor
remained in Boise until Friday, and
was the guest for Thanksgiving in the
home Of his aunt, Mrs. Frank Crossin
Mack Crouch and family arrived
the first Of the week to remain an
indefinite time. Mr.. Crouch has been
cashier of the Bank Of Bellevue for
number Of years, but the recent
failure of that institution has thrown
him out of a job He has accepted q
position in the First National Bank
here.
Guss D. Amen, who has been sick