The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-31

Boise this week visiting frieAAs.a
DR.. and Mrs. Cummings and Mrs.
Lauren Dean spent Monday j. Boise.
y. s. Fischer passed thru1t&s En-
NETT Wednesday on his way u Boise.
/ Diamond chick feed at mmstt
Feed Mills.
Mrs. Henry Riggs Of Leths was
visiting friends in Emmett Monday.
Grass seeds ut Emmett Feed Mills
Good standard peas, Z cans for 81,
at Golden Rule Saturday.
\ Lyon Smith left Saturday for the
logging camp at Cascade. g
louisiana Strawberries At Goden
Rule Saturday.
E. Walkerton, a druggist from
Caldwell, was in town over Monday.
Clarence Davis returned Wednes-
day from few days trip to Portland.
Mrs. Fred Elder and Mrs. Boise
Riggs, Jr., went to Boise Wednesday.
Ray Creswell and Burt Baysc are
in Boise this week under DR.. Herbert's
care.
Miss Grace Burton Of Montour
spent Easter in Emmett with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Puschmann spent Wednesday
in town on the way to her home in
Pearl.
Miss Gladys Franklin came over
from Ontario to spend Easter with
friends.
Walter Knox will leave Friday or
Saturday for Portland with carload
of cattle
Ray Morache and Pete Rivord were
callers at ST. Alphonsus hospital in
Boise Sunday.
Miss Marie Johnson spent the week
end in Boise and brought her mother
back, Monday.
Mr.. Martin, Miss Cross and Miss
Timm motored over from Boise We'd
nesday and visited Mr.. Cockrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Terpstra and
son George are here from Cadifax,
Iowa, visiting Mrs. Terpstra's broth
D.. NauoOv,or
Mrs. J. B. Johnston returned to- her
home in Emmett Monday evening.
Mrs. Johnston underwent serious
operation in ST. Alphonsus hospital
on March Z.
F. D. Bowen of the Cash Bazaar is
ENJOYING to the limit a new Buick
roadster purchased from the Lisen-
by & Roberts garage. 1t is the first
of the new models to make its appear
ance here and IS beauty.
The Kings Heralds will give q
"double" party ut the church Saturday
at 2:30. Bring your double. Mys-
terry box in February Friend. Doctor
will send those who cannot answer
questions to the hospital.
DR.. ]. l. Reynolds was called to
Ola by the serious illness of Mrs. Bal
lantyne at the home Of her SON Hi
ram. She is suffering from heart
disease as the after-effects of an at
tack of the flu. She is 70 years OF
age and is one Of the pioneers OF
this section of the state. Her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Jack Little left Tuesday for
her mothers bedside.
Ewes examined and glasses ground |
to correct your visioo. l guarantee
satisfaction. w. F. Strother, En-
NETT, Idaho. Successor to ". ;.
Easton.
Bill Kilby sustained cut over one
of his eyes and q number of painful
bruises Monday night as result OF
a fall in Gamage's barber shop, where
he has sleeping quarters During the
night he was attacked by cramps in
his leg and getting up for relief, the
muscles of his af1ected reg 11ueo 70
sustain him and he fell.
DIR. Walter Taylor Sumner, new
Episcopalian bishop for the state OF
Oregon, made his reputation while
dean of the cathedral of SITS Peter
and Paul in Chicago in his campaign
against vice. He was powerful
speaker and a call to him to appear
in Chautanqua at Hannibal, Mo-, was
taken as part of the weeks work
When he got to Hannibal he was
much gratified to find the tent packed
to the doors. He sat thinking some
what proudly to himself of the power
that is given to man to create all
this interest in the bosom Of his Tel
lows. Then the master of ceremo-
MES arose for the presentation. He
said that he was forced to make an
announcement that would be great
disappointment to the audience. The
trained dogs they had expected had
been detained by wreck. In their
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