The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-09
Little Miss Ruth Bishop is visiting

Little Miss Ruth Bishop is visiting
relatives in Emmett this week.
We pay 25c per dozen for eggs
Cash Grocery.
! Don't fail to see "Tixie" at the
circus Saturday
Order your strawberries from the
Cash Grocery.
Mrs. D. NJ Stokesbery is attending
the Relief Corps convention in Nam
pa this week as delegate from the
Emmett society.
Mrs. C. A. Barnard, who has been
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma
Kelley and sister, was called to her
home in New Mexico Tuesday
Rev. and Mrs. Simons of the Epis-
copal church at Gooding arrived on
Tuesday to visit at the B. B. Davis
home.
The best rule for protection from
mosquitoes Is to use screens. Both
black and galvanized screen wire at
Citizens Lumber Co.
J. S. Burdell, wife and daughter
Mary, went to Albion Sunday, re-
turning Tuesday. Miss Mary will at
tend summer school there.
Mrs. H. w, Hollar Of this city had
an interesting article on "Tithing" in
recent number of the Pacific Chris
tian Advocate, q Methodist church
magazine.
Strawberries so cents a gallon. A
few cabbage plants for sale. Mrs. C.
c. Johns.
At the Catholic church next Sun
day, the first communion will be ad-
ministered and 13 hours of devotion
will take place. The Blessed Sacra-
ment will be exposed during the en-
tire day. The devotions will close
with benediction at 7:3O p. m.
Mrs. Voyce returned to her home
in Los Angeles, after a three month
visit with her brothers, A. T., Earl
and l. 0. Hawkins, and father, J. W.
Hawkins. She was accompanied
home by A. T. Hawkins.
j. W. Cook is at Alphonsus hospital
in Boise, where an operation for re-
,noval cf cataract from one Of bis
eyes was performed a few days ago.
10 &c al
sometime he has been nearly blind
in one eye, the cataract having spread
over nearly the entire eye ball.
Mr.. and Mrs Goodwin were in town
from Saturday to Monday afternoon,
visiting with friends. They have
been located near Baker City, Ore,
where Mr.. Goodwin had charge of a
school during the past year. They
are now at Ontario visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Buyes of Caldwell
spent Sunday at the John Ketchen
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cutler and
children were down from Banks Sat-
urday and Sunday to arrange for the
completion of their new residence on
East Second street Mrs. Cutler and
the children are planning to make
their home here during the school
year.
w. o. Mullinax, farmer, merchant
and banker, and lifelong friend of
Jack Young, who has spent the win
ter in California, stopped of for a
couple of days visit with Mr.. Young
on his way home. He is SO years old
and had never been west before. He
was so enthusiastic over the Emmett
country that he promised Jack he
would be back next spring. Mr.. Null
linax's home is at Lineville, Ohio.
Carleton Lathrop is at Union, Ore,
this week with the Ontario High
school band to participate in big
agricultural meeting, in which stock
judging contest is feature. Six
bands are in attendance. Carleton
Tbs Deen Lenuereu positioh as III
structor in McMinnville college, but
he has not yet decided whether to &C
cept it or not, as he has signed a
contract to teach in the Ontario
schools next year and has not secured
his release.
Don't fail to see "Tixie" at the
circus Saturdayy.