The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-05-12

MISS Dora Merrill spent Monday
in Payette.
Mrs. P. w. Polly was q visitor in
Payette over Monday.
When wanting used cars see Lssn.
| by & Roberts Auto ca.
4 Ed Reed left this week for Center
vile to spend the summer.
Sterling buttermilk masA for Httll
chicks at the Coop RxchantA.
Mrs. Kats Williams went 10 Payttta
Monday TO- Jpsnd = week visiting
Mrs. Jan,os Pinhele tStur1od tkcm
. weeks visit in Boise Wednesday. i.
Judge and Mr.. H. n. Haas sttat
Saturday and Sunday with frisn n
Boise. 49, ~ ~
Mrs. K. A. Gdilliams Is in 41ys
ette this week visiting Mrs. Carf IA
cohson.
Charles Whitman and dauahtlf
Miss Marie spent Wednesday in Boise
visiting. 1a
Jewel shcrteniat, large pail SI.25.
and snail Ral 65e, 1t he Golden Ruiz
Saturday.
We sell DR.. LeGears poultry ton-
les, Coop Exchange.
The Durham brothers are naAiiAE
plans to retint and paint five Of thAiz
residences in town.
7 Miss Rowena Stokesbery and Miss
Ora Rose were Boise visitors over
Saturday and Sunday. S
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Korup Of Pay
cite were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.. K
A. aGuilliAms ON Sunday. z,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Riggs 1Gts.
Fairchild and Mrs. Church spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in Boise.
Bulk garden seeds at Emmett Fed
Mills.
Mrs. Hazel Graves, formerly Miss
Hazel Brown, passed through town
Tuesday from Seattle 20 Montour to
visit her parents, Ms-sAnd Mrs. Wal
ter Brown. e.
Harold Jenness, junior editor OF
the Nampa Leader-H Herald, and At,
torney Joe Partridge were over from
Nampa Tuesday for a short stay.
Mrs. ]. G. Lloyd is making substan-
tial improvements to. the residence
property sAe recently purchased at
the corner of Main and Wardwell.
County Superintendent Ella Reed
returned the first of the week from
a convention of county sapeFinten-
dents of the state, held in Moscow
last week.
R. F. Thomas left yesterday for
Round valley, where he wilt spend an
indefinite period at the home Of his
niece, in hopes. of beneftting his
health.
Division. No. will hold a cooked,
food sale at Horizons store Saturday
afternoon. Dressed chicken, n cakes
pies, bread, and in fact everything
for your Sunday dinner.sSz
Canadian field peas ut Emmett
Feed Mills. sS!..c
The Everett Barton andsE. C. Keith
families motored to Garden .yalley
Sunday and spent = delightful day
along the South Fork. They report
The roads in fine condition.
Mr.. and Mn. Stahl snd Mr.. and
Nrs. Griffith arose early Sunday and
t.. Caldwell, who = they wsfdI
guests dor ! picnic at th& rGhck hefhs
II Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. S4ith. snei1s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscot Beatty aad1
children Of Twin Falls arrived Men-
lay for 1 visit with MRS. BeAtty's, Ajs-
,ers, Mrs. John Mcconnell and Mrs.
ed FAris. They were accompanied
" Don Lyman. father nf the ladies.
Frank Miller, who has been attend
ng . conference Of forest rangers in
he loe4l office for two weeks, re-
:urnsd { yesterday to his station in
Garden valley, accompanied by his
wife, who has been visiting her par- |
.nts, Mr.. and Mrs. H.. b Baker on
be Slope.
D. A. Christ snd J. F. Blckenstan
( Qripter, Kan, old-time Kansas
'riends Of W. H. Sisler and John
2oesch, and also interested in or
hard lands on the bench, arrived the
Irst Of the week to Io6k over their
interests and visit friends. 4
A report spread abott Riverside I'd. 7
ition that two children Of Mr., and 4
drs. Colts, residents sbf that section,
I'D been drowned in the river, creat- A
quite q sensation Friday. The |
ruth Of the report was soon shattered |
y the location Of the two children
! a neighbors. The story was told.
is said, by a small girl, who stout
: asserted she had seen two children
rown.
Rex pure lard, large pail $1.47,
nall pail, 71c, at the Golden Rule