The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-16

MISS margaret Marler Is guest NJ
the Strang home from Fruitland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Burton were
Boise visitors Tuesday.
| VIM. Langroise and G. w. Maxfield
spent Tuesday in Boise.
We pay Csc per dozen for eggs.
Cash Grocery.
Miss Margaret KENNEL of Nampa
is guest of Mrs. Lula Eggleston.
Miss Minnie Pipher returned from
Boise Tuesday.
Mrs. Sam Davenport was down
from Ola visiting Wednesday.
Order your strawberries from the
Cash Grocery.
Frank Moore and G. B. Mains left
Wednesday to spend a few days at
Garden valley.
Mrs. Gertrude Fest left for Cald-
well Wednesday to meet her son, who
has been in school at Gooding.
Fly time is here and so are the flies.
Screen doors at the Citizens Lumber
ca
Rev. Springer and A. L. Murphy Of
Caldwell are in Emmett this week in
the interest of the College of Idaho.
Miss Kent of Boise is here for a
few days visit with Miss Lynette
Davis.
S. L. Rowe and A. Baker left for
Cascade this week, where they will
take charge of garage.
The best rule for protection from
mosquitoes is to use screens. Both
black and galvanized screen wire at
Citizens Lumber Co.
H. C. Craft and George P Craft
are moving to Cascade this week,
where they will work in the timber.
F. D. Bowen and Mr.. Peterson
spent Wednesday at Horseshoe Bend
in the interest of the chautauqua
Mrs. H. Burr came down from
Cascade the first of the week to visit
her brother, Roy Keithley.
Mrs. F. D. Bowen, Mrs. M. Horton
and Mrs. James Colvin spent Tues
day in Boise.
Miss Mary Quinn went to Boise
and attended the German
and Zapp wedding Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moulton and
Miss Beulah Moulton were over from
Weiser Sunday.
H. T. Davis, George Haley and
Lawrence Polly attended the drug
yists convention at Parma Tuesday.
Miss Frances Holbrook of Ola Wis
ted friends and relatives in Emmett
asst week.
J. c.. Wengert of Nampa was a Wis
tor at the John Ketchen home We'd
lesday.
Miss Alta Atkins returned from
Caldwell Friday where she has been
attending the College of Idaho.
The haying season is here and NAV
Iemand of you new rack for your
wagon or repairs for the old one.
We can give you what you need in
nat line. Citizens Lumber Co.
Ralph H. Musser and Mr. Chapelle {
f Boise, who are interested in the
,regon State Life Insurance company 5
re in Emmett this week
Willard Sinclair, a student in the f
tate agricultural college of Oregon l.
t Corvallis the past year, is home a
Or the summer vacation.
Little Miss Phillis LaForge, who
as been visiting at the home of her r
ncle, C. W. VanKirk at Midway in I
Disc valley, returned Friday. {
The body of John T. Davies was ac- 5
here from New York by
rivate Stacy of the 18th U. S. cav l
ry. d
s.
Miss Florence Skinner and Floy !
lark, students at Oregon university,
ugene, Ore, are expected home Sat
day for the summer vacation. v
Rev. A. c. Lathrop last week receiv- :.
by telegram news of the death of =
S sister, Miss Grace, at the home
another sister in Philadelphia, Pa,
June 9. >
Andy Little is shipping four bands F
sheep to Mccall today, where they
II be sent out from there to sum-
n range. The sheep are being ship
d from Montour. IN
Ii
Mrs Ella Mars, who was operated Fl
on Monday in a Boise hospital Is Tn
covering nicely and it is expected -
at she will be brought home in a re
" days. W;