The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-08-25


den Rule Saturday.
| For good tomatoes call up Modin's
ranch. -742p
Tomatoes for canning. Il. W. Hol-
lar. Phone IRA. Up
| Why experiment with tires? Use
Brunswicks. Gem County Vulc.
Works.
Will sell three extra good milk
cows. VIII take some hay. L. J.
Ross, East Main st. 47-tf.
Mrs. Andrew Little and two sons
returned Friday from vacation spent
! at Seaside, Oregon.
Miss Alice Crabtree returned Sun
day from Ola, where she has been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Howard Hol-
| brook.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo Church returned
the first of the week from Idaho City,
where they had spent two weeks
vacation.
Special sale on books at the Haley
Miles drug store. Ali so cent and
S1.00 books now selling at 20 cents
and so cents.
Miss Pearl Pattison and John Ket-
chen drove to Boise Tuesday. Miss
Janet Ketchen accompanied them
home to spend a few days at the
| Ketchen home.
j. T. Van Deusen-We are living
high at the ranch now. Have four
kinds of meat at each meal: Ram,
lamb, sheep and mutton
Will Hoppock and family left Tues
day on their overland journey to Cal
ifornia, where they expect to make
their home. Mrs. Anna Zimmerman
accompanied them.
An important meeting of the Metho-
dist church Ladies' Aid society viii
be held Immediately after the morn
ing service next Sunday. All mem
bers are urged to be present-Mrs.
James Kinzer, president.
F. D. Derby, owner of fine apple
orchard on Bissell creek, of which
Jack Soran is manager, arrived the
latter part Of last week to arrange
for marketing his apple crop.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday are
month-end drug and notion days at
the Golden Rule store.
C. E. Edwards and family left Tues
day for Judith Basin, about twenty
miles from Lewiston, Mont, where
they will make their home and en-
gage in wheat raising. They drove
through with a team and wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Mech leave to-
day for their new home in California.
They will travel by auto and will 10
cate at MERGED, where their son and
daughter are living. Mr.. Mech plans
to engage in the plumbing business
Mr.. and Mrs. 0reil and children ar
rived Tuesday from Bend, Ore, and
are visiting a few days at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Frank Foster
They will start back tomorrow, stop
ping at Payette and Weiser for few
days.
Buy your blankets now at Golden |
Rule store and save
w. H. Lively and family were in
town last week visiting Mrs. Lively's |
father, Jonathan Moulton, and sister,
Mrs. Mart Clopton- They have been |
located at Bremerton, Wash, since |
war times, Mr.. Lively being employ
ed at ship building. They are NOV
ing back to their old home at Middle
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Dillon returned
Sunday from their honeymoon spent
on the Jim Barnard ranch in Round
valley They were chaperoned by
Mother Zimmerman. They were mar
lied 80 or 40 years ago-we don't
know just how long-but /. N. says
they were too busy then to take
wedding trip, so decided now that he
had become the apple king of the Pay
cite valley, to celebrate. And they
had . flne time
A truck and two carloads of young
people, bedding and good things to
eat drove to Garden valley Saturday
where they spent the night, and Sun
day drove to the power dam to spend
the day picnicing under the pines,
cooling off in the cole swimmin' hole
and doing divers other things. They
returned home Sunday evening. Those
in the party were Mr.. and Mrs H.
Hit, Mr. and Mrs. Alton White, the
Misses Jean Sproat, Florence Ander-
son, Florence Skinner, Margaret
Knipe, Helen Cochran, and Alta OAR
nellie, and the Messrs Dale and Dick
vohs, Fred Fault, Arley Darneille and
Ralph Skinner.
Special granite assortment, Is cents
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