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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-03-05

When you mention coke some folks go back about twenty years when they use to
not be- considered With the present day OTTO COKE. We have large number If
folks Using OTTO COKE and we HAYES sold more of it than we haveo Of coalth winter
The good points in favor Of OTTO COKE are
First the PRICE. OTTO COKE sells at s140o per 1000 lbs good nut coal from our
regular source would be $1525 and the poor grades are Sc c9ng AS ucn as as 9o0 0 ana ana
of coal as it is much lighter in weight It will pay gu to consider his item WE'LL
Second: OTTO COKE hasa very small percentage of ASH You will never find
piece Of slate or stone in OTTO COKE. If properly managed the percentage of ash in
Of Of the poor co MW will Hp average gg m close mn to S SS ASH s%e When yu buy OTTO COKE you buy
$3.50 heat uns Think hatov few minutes.
Third: If you need to do ONE baking or ironing or need a qck hot fire for any
purpose OTTO COKE will do the trick Also if you are married to using coal and
the heater fire gets ow, a little sprinkle of OTTO COKE will savey ou a Grre OF kind
ling and you the trouble Of building a new fires as OTTO COKE will ignite much quicker
than coal If your dft should be a little slow and nave houbet heat the ousea md
you had the habit Of keeping close at hand SOM OTTO COKE you would thank kkm us for for
making the suggestion as you would soon have warn house 1T vast the coolest lay
of winter if you would help out your coal with some TIC COKE. - @
Some folks have tried OTTO COKE and condemned it when they should have taken
a few lessons in firing whether they used coal or cke it would save themselves time
and money and gveth then a warn frea and well looked meals. Often the trouble lies
in a poor stove or heatr or in the installation of a good heatr or stove
To get the best results from either coal or coke you should havea large fire box and
put OF more cokea at time than you do coal because coke is lighter nd % get more OF
it when you buy it, ant to Xpect it to last as longs as coal wheny YOU do not put same
amount of weight of coken the frea as you do coal is not a frt test
You should have godd amper in your smoke pipe so as to be- able to check the Z
draft to fine point Never check tef fire by opening the feed dooro na heater or heat
ing stove or the broler dooro N a range nor lift the ids over the fire as thsa allows ar
to draw overt fire and burn it III md take the heat up the chimney and has caused
many a house to catch on fire from jumping sparks
Check the heater with the dampr in the smoke pipe and the trap door, the back
and the range by lifting the lid nearest the smoke pipe and the smoke pipe damper just
enough to hold the freas you desire it,.
should find am difficulty in keeping the fire ovr night keep m hand some pea coal and
mix with the cokew when you bank the fire for the night 5
Blake s. Company
- Reading R r. and Franklin Ave,
F& @a4. &e@## @HI 8 wMas~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

Se1bit Ser bar~tgeiottenite Sung
gefe0e mar menigitet1s einnldl I'M
Qeben - beinabe berlobt.
Die SaIon8 nieler Gral1en
bon @elt betpeiien, bob &iinitler
leidter 3lt iammeln ftno als &unlt.
Sc qudIenber Der 3meifel,
6eito GROCER 6ie Mufforoerung 6a
ueber3eugung un6 feiter @etpibbeit.
'Die-2iebe 1T fir Die mooerne
Sugeno na1r Der @port bes Ser.
3ens, 5tdrfung Der &er5musfula'
tur!
Die m~o6erme CHE 1T 11idt
Ser @unb, Der aus 3pei ems ma4t,
ion6ern Der aus 8pei 3uei @iniame
mabt.
Mi6t. bie Dienfte, Die bu
tbnen geleiitet bait, Die, Die tie bon
Dir ertparten. fettell Die Meni9en
an 6i6.
Die f@merfen prifungen
tperben urs bur@ Ni@tigteiten aus
erlest. Sic uberfalen uns. tdgli9,
oft, anbaltenb, unb finben uns mei<
items tpebrlps. Sbenbrein, es it
teine Gbre gu ertperben. in foldsm
Rnmbfe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

gIgeTfrms M16 bee espionage Be.
i9dftiget1.
snden geilesnns bes aO5lenfreiss.
gbarleiton, 81. So. 9.
s. aennep, 8r1iioent bon Diitrift
17, gereinigte @rubenarbeiter BON
Mmlerifa, ianote fir5lia einer1 Brief
an @oupernel1r 6. S. Morgar, IN
benz CT inn i'm Mamen Der Berg.
Ieute cine 8afis fir bic Beilegnag
Der inouitrieuen 4ontroperie IN ben
Nfingo @ountp &oblenfeloern nr-
ter6reitete.
&err aeeneD offerierte feds
@nlpfehlungen, eini9liebli4 ei11er
gemeiniamen 4ommiiiion bon Ger.
tretern Der 8ergleute uno Der Cru.
~benbeliber, INN 2obnitreitigfeiter
idieosgeridtli9 bei3ulegen.
Seine gmpfeblungen iino:
Dab Die @iuiamfon Goal 9pera.
tors' Miiociotion 3uitimmen ion:
Il. DaB ale 2eute our Arbeit
5uriidfebre,n uno boB feine Disfrt-
mination gegen irgenb einen arbet-
tel. geiibt meroen ion, Der gu elmer
@etperff9aft geb0rt.
g. Die @inridtung eines M@t.
itunbcntoges, a%ntpen6bar auf ale
4laiien in ben Minen uno UNI oiefe
berum.
%. &albmonatlider 8abItag.
a. 9ab bie Mrbeiter oas &edt
baben iouen, ibre @intdufe gu mo.
den, mo es ibnen beliebt.
.6. GaB cine aus flint 8ertre<
tern ieber Seite ~beitebenoe &ommii-
iion gei6affen peroen ion, UNI rie
2obne fir ole Mdnner, Die in ben
Mine,1 un6 UNI Die Minen arbeiten,
oie Minenpreiie u. (. IN. gu beitim.
men; iib gu lbemiiben, cine aeredte
&onturren5baiis feit5ultellen unoDie.
thoben 5lr &egelung BON 5treitig;
feiten 5tpti6en Mrbeitgebern uno
Mrbeitnebmern gu i@affen. SIN
Sale einer Ni6teimigung iou ein
aus 6rei Mitglie6ern %beitebenoes
S9iebsgeri@t entidei6eu. Ser Sc.
FUND Ser &ommifiion ion bon Der
8ie6eraufnabme Der @rbeit an DO.
tieren uno Big Mprtl 1922 @iltig.
fett baben."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

bic Ma1dine bereits in Heinem
MabItabe ausprobiert bat unb feline
eriten @eriude ben grfolg ieiner
Mafbine erfenren Iaiien. Sic ,teue
Mnidine lit lit eriter 2inie ola
2uftfriegidger geoadt ur6 fan1 nit
eiinem Mai9tnengemebr a,sgeriiitet
perben. 6ie lit Elm gtn6eder.
Site peruriadt in gong Gnropa bieI
got nn6 Glenb.
2on6o1t. - @on3 europa letbet
unter elmer 1mgetpobnli1en @ibe,
Der i9limmiten in SO Sabren, Die
idon ntebrere Sage geberri6t Eat,
obne Mn3ei9en zines Madlaiiens.
Die 9emperatur in 2onbon NOR
tieier Gage 113 IN Der So,t1e un6
80 i'm Shotten. 9ie 3abl Der an
Site @%eitorbenen iteigt idnell.
gier6ebn erlagen ibr an einem Gag.
Sn Ser @olgagegeno III Stub.
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100000 Berionen Scot, Depel6en
aus Mosfou 5ufoIge. Milionen
bon 8erionen manoern ungeltum
oltli9 uno meltli6 aus Sen ruff.
i6en @ebieten bon 1fa, G5arttDn,
Samara, Nerm nno Saigon, burd
MangeI an Nabrung un6 @aiier
aus ,ibren 8obniiBen bertrieben.
Sdmere Ste6gimterbran6e in
51ottlanb nn6 berni9tenoe 8alo.
brdnoe IN Mormegen baben 6ie Site
Ser an SiBe @eitorbenen erbobt.
5ranfreid leibet an .Durre.
ST. 8afra, aiiatif6e Eiirfei, bat
bas thermometer auf 1913 @ra6 &c.
itnn6eu.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

ge1ator 2obge fngte, 6as omeri.
fanifde BOLT peroonfe es feinen TO.
ten @oloaten ibr 2anb! anf BEN.
8faoe our &0be at balten, es sir.
fe niemaIs geitatten, iagte er, BOB
sic groBe Mepublif, fir 6ie jene jtar.
ben, Derfeble, ben Brlfunge1 BET
9ufunft 5n mioeriteben.
&oober bdlt fem geripreden.
philadelphia, sd. ~ SIT lange
ertpnrtete @rfldrrlng Der American
&elief Administration, Serbert 500.
Der, 9oriiber, in 8e8ug a,lf lire fl.
nan5ieIe 8eteiligung a11 Der Sin.
6eripeiiung III 0eutihlanb uno
Deutib DelterreiA lit benz Nmeri.
con Srien6s Serbice COMMITTEE, 20
Somtb Smelftb Street, Bbila6el.
PHO, 8a., 5ueeganger. 8unadit er.
gob Ser vGribe", Der i'm 9e5ember
porigen Sabres fir Die notleioen6en
&i1ber guropa's unter 2eitung
&errn @ooDer's beranitaltet poroen
tpar, nidt $50, 100000 ion6ern 11ur
500, O67, 504. 70. 9apon parer etpa
$12,068,000 fir beionoere 8mede
nn6 Bereinigungen, pie 6as &otc
8reu3, 6ie iii6iide &ilfsorganiiation
etc. beltimmt. @s blieben fir Ser.
teiIung unter ben notleioenten Sin.
bern guropas etpa $17,000,000
iibrig.
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len ginsen auf @run6 6es rGripe"
Dem Mmerican Srien6s Serpice
Committee, Ser Mmerican &eltef 80.
miniitratior uno Dem european 3e.
lief Council i'm @an3en fir &tn6er.
ipeiiung in Geuti91an6 nidt gang
ST, 100000 gu, tporin 6ie Summe
bon $442,588.25 einbegriffen lit,
bic @isconiin's .Gripe". grgebnis
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car &elief G6mintitration miro ie.
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batlnteritibung BON Mmerifanern
6eutider A%bftammung, Die lie Ser.
tpan6ten uno Greunoen 5uteil mer.
Sen lieben, bie er1pGbnte Summe
bon $1,200,000 btelfa4 uberiteigt.
1900 aus ber Armee entIaHen.
@o1bington, g. 6. - Sefret6r
@eefs gob befannt, 1aB in
ben eriten 3ebn 9oge,1 6ieies Mo.
mats 10000 Mngeborige Der Mrmee
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nno 10000 aus Dem Dienit entlai-
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Tduen auf SO Bro5ent Der Man11.
ibaften beliefen.
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nit Geuti9Ia16 uno Seiterrei9 miro
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geiagt miro.
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6ensproflamation miro nod per50.
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@influB Der Srie6ensi@lub auf ge.
niiie &riegsgeiebe baben fam. @e'
neralanmalt 9olgbertp glaubt, ba5
bas cine @ohe Belt in Mniprud neb.
men fam. @iele &riegsgeiese erlo'
iden nod Sen in ibnel1 entbaltener
8%eltimmungen su Der 6ie0ener 8eit,
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moroen lit. Man balt es fir not
menoig einige bericlbe mod in @cl'
tung gu erbaltett, ;mie 8. 9. iene,
meIGe iih nit 6cm Mciik frer1oen
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19
IS ALL READY
FOR A BUSY
BUICK SEASON

Tho new Buick garage, Louis
Homeland propr,e,or. I'M. heor y,vo,
a.. ,.., -, A.. ,.,..,u -.
''''"'''
"n" now "pp'"rs "mohs 'ho many
splendid garages OF gasoline row
with its head up. chest out. and
with every other evidence of being
mighty proud of Itsoif. And. thar.
4. rooao, o.. ,,. ,.,,.
'"o'
" '''''"' 'oo" '"''hs On Mann
attn avenue, spacious and well light
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19
PERIsCOPE SIGNAL
IN USED AT NIGHT.

A "periscopo" automobile danger
signal, which warns motorists OF tho
approach at night OF cars or trucks
around a curve or corner. is now uB-
cd In Ohio. Tho signal works auto
maticaily. IL consists OF n nine-inch
red lens with mirror 80 arranged
In back Of II that II catches the rays
from tho headlight OF n car approach
Ing around tho curve. and throws
them into tho red lens. Illuminating
f.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19
When testing spark plugs by plac.

When testing spark plugs by plac-
ing them on the top OF the engine We
sometimes get n good hot spark. but
when the plug Is replaced In the cyl
inder II will not ignite the charge
because OF the resistance offered by
the compression in the cylinders.
While tho current may jump the gap
at atmospheric pressure. yet when
resistance In increased between the
points OF the gap no spark results.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19
NOVEL USES FOR TRACTORS

Tho field for the farm tractor Is
widening. Nowadays one finds them
operating successfully on such Jobs
ns operating n sprayor. constructing
sewers. moving warehouses;. roofing
up hedges. dragging logs. hauling
road material. cutting cnsiiage. she'll
Ing corn. moving golf links. and n
motor cultivator even has been en-
ploycd In the north TO remove snow.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19

II is advisable to clean and read
Just the spark plugs occasionally.
The points burn away gradually. and
II not readjusted cause irregular fir
ing. The motor will also throttle bet
ter at slow speeds II the plugs are
kept in proper condition.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19

while tightening the brakes do not
get them too tight. II is easy to set
them up too far. and then the opera
tor wonders where all his power has
gone. Jack up both wheels and see
II they are stili free after adjust
ment
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19
PASSING OF THE HORSE

The passing OF the horse again is
demonstrated by the action Of the
sandusky County (ohio) Horse Own
ers' Mutual Protective Association
which has been rechartered as the
sandusky County Automobile Mutual
Protective Association.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19
BEST WATER FOR RADIATOR.

Dp not forget that the very best
water with which TO fiji up the cool
Ing system Is rain wator or water
by melting snow. This is what In
known as soft water" which means
that II In free from mineral constitu-
ents. which are deposited on the
pipes and Jackets from ordinary wa
ter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19

A good way to test n brake to see
II II will hold properly is to speed up
tho car on tho road and to apply the
brakes suddenly. Have an observer
at tho same time not II both wheels
at the same time note II both wheels
locks and slides while the other re-
wolves.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19

After you have ruined n few spark
plugs by removing thom with n mon
key wrench you will get n socket
wrench that Just fits around the plug
and protects the core from accident.
II costs only n few cents. and will
pay for itself after II has been used
n few times.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19

Don't adjust the brakes too close
when tho car is without 4 load. n
you do the brakes will bind when
the car is loaded and the wheel base
slightly extended. Rough roads Will
augment the trouble.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19
CALIFORNIA O PLANT TREES.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. ia defin-
Ito standard plan OF highway tree
planting for California is now being
drafted. II is announced here, by n
committee named by tho state high
way commission and the state fores-
try department.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19

sinnapasohugy is the word coined
by the Navajo Indians OF Utah for
motor car. and II is literally trans
lated to mean wagon that goes with
a "chug."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19

On the other hand. the spark
should be kept advanced as far as
possible at all times. Just short OF
the point where II makes knock.
The difference in your gasoline bill
will give you n convincing argument
in favor OF a spark well advanced.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19

Watch out for spark knock on n
hill. Retard your spark as soon as !,
is heard. It flattens the bearings and
KILLS power.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19

Don't fail TO realize that driving
downtown is a man size Job and re-
Quires your full attention.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-02-19

You auto know.
You auto 10.
To the Auto Show.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-05-05
NOTICE


In the District Court of tile
Seventh Judicial District Of the State
Of Idaho, In and for the County Of
Gem.
In the mater Of the petition Of the
Board Of Directors Of the Emmett
Irrigation District for the examina-
ton, approval and confirmation Of the
proceedings for the execution Of .
certain contract between the United
States Of America and the Emmett
Irrigation District.
Notice ID hereby given, That the pc
tition Of the Board of Directors Of
the Emmett Irrigation District has
been filed, and that the hearing Of
said petition has been set for the eth
day Of June, 1921, ut eleven o'clock
A. NJ. Of said day, at the courthouse,
in the courtroom Of this court, in
Emmett, Gem County, Idaho, and the
prayer Of said petition is that the
proceedings for the authorization Of
the execution of that certain contract
between the United States of Amer
lea and the Emmett Irrigation Dis
trict, submitted to the electors Of the
Emmett Irrigation District on the
'3Oth day Of April, 1921, in which the
District agrees to pay the sum Of
81, 200, 10000 for the construction Of
= dam, conduit and pumping plant, rs
provided in said contract, with the
provision that in case water is divert
ed from the back waters of said dam
to irrigate lands within the Black
Canyon Irrigation District, the Black
Canyon Irrigation District viii pay
one-haf Of the cost of the censtruc-
ton Of said dam, as in said contract
provided, be examined, approved and
confirmed by this court,
: Any person interested in the sub
3ert matter Of said petition may, on
or before the time fixed for the hear
ing thereof, demur to or answer said
petition.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of the District Court Of the Seventh
Judicial District Of the State Of Idaho,
Ia and for the County of Gem, this 6thi
day Of Nay. 1921.
(Ssal) GEO. F. CHURCH,
Clerk Of tie District Court
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-05-05
DIED

Mrs Mary Hughes, beloved wife of
William Joseph Hughes, died at Arco,
Idaho, April 10. Mrs. Hughes was a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Durney and was born at Richmond,
Utah, Sept. q, 1864 She was mar
fled Sept. 7, 1898, to W. J. Hughes at
Logan, Utah. She is survived by her
husband and the following stepchil-
dren: Joseph W. and Albert S. of
Rigby,, hd Rosa May. waltses G.,
and Mrs. Albert Boren of Emmett.
Also the following brothers and sig.
ters; Mrs. Alice Careswell, James
H. Durney and Mrs. J. C. Whitehead
Of Franklin, Idaho, and Richmond.
Utah. Death WAS caused by q COM
plicAtion u diseases- It will BE- r.
that Mrs. Hughes, with her
husband and family, came to the Pay
site valley in 1901. Mr.. Hughes being
called TO preside over the Emmett
branch Of the l. D. 8. church Deem
Der 8. 1901. and later to preside over
he Bramwsil branch, named in honor
II President F. s. Bramwell Of Union,
Stake, L. D. s. church.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-05-05
Warning = Flooding Highways


Section 1923, Compiled Statutes:
Any person who runs water across
any public highway, road or street.
without first constructing = good and
sufficient ditch or bitches 10 convey
the same, or who fails to bridge such
ditch or bitches. or to keep such
bridge or bridges or bitches in good
repair, and all persons, companies or
corporations who suffer any water
used by them for the purpose Of irri-
CATION, or any other purpose, to flow
into or upon any public highway, road
or street, in any other manner than
that authorized by law, is guilty oil
. misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof must be fined in any sum not
less than twenty-five nor more chan
fifty dollars, together with tho costs
Of suit, and for . second offense, dou.
BILE said fine an dcosts; and It is heret
by made the duty Of all road superb
visors, constables and marshals, to
make complaint before the proper
court. for violations Of this section,
whenever notified or having knowl4
,dGs thereof. i
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-05-05

| A large attendance marked the to.
and business session u the Cfescen
CHS Fridsy a{tssnpsn, With Mrs.. Pau
KafAnHar and daughter -, ho1tssses
Thirty-ons active members rssrondst
~ roll caH, followed By Z spirited
inese nesttAs ~ SestioN n Of.
ne'r' for sAs sea.'aE y'.r.
TAe. G. Z. ,. n v5et satsrtainst
vitA q sveeiness KsnsnGpa q tn
lANs Of MD. df1g MS0. Th4
ls wsto NiD 11vsnes dstronu
- MaxfiSil an1 lliss J1yI nuelL
.,
"a Hesly szrtne - aps4 Ia the
ss1ial tsaaps q ~ ei church
Mseday svsnins. Gfoup ~. 1, ths
entertaining hostsssss, sheNsrsd their
sussss Ntth various essising sames
and stunts. Dainty rsfreshmsnts wers
served. Teachers wsrs also guests.
The San Souci club wers entertain
I'd with . most charming bridge
luncheon Wednesday 1t The home Of
Nrs IA. Cresvei Cus.ts for IN.
eceasion vers Mr.. Cammar.r Mn
Fostar And Mrs. Zachmap. 81
The regular Presbyterian Aid meet
ing and social tea will b held this AZ.
ternoon ct the home Of Mrs.. Vern
MundAy. Assisting hostsssss Ars.
Mrs- Sarah Martin, Nm. "A. ". Judd,
and Mrs. Karl Mann.
The Carps Diam Club on Friday
evening entertained the husbands Of
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-05-05

overlooked vaccinating young stock
had better take warning, as Mr.. Burt
has lost three valuable calves the
last few days.
c. A. Mills and DR.. Darrah, with as
sistance, moved the Reed Ditch Co.
tiume that crosses the Noble ditch
some distance farther up the canal.
Mr.. Butler and Marshal Rea were
business callers at. the Mills's Thurs
day.
Mr.. Herold of California is here
transacting some business and in the
meantime paying his father-in-law.
Mr.. Rasmussen of Falk a visit.
Mrs. Ogden and Mrs. Kirkman
spent Sunday evening at the Hale
home.
Ray Carter, formerly of this neigh
borhood, now of California, sent a
sample Of lucious oranges and lem
ons to his father and sister.
Myron Whitley had the misfortune
to break one of the wheels of his Sc
ean Monday evening. With the as
sistance of his brother, ]. f. Whitley
who is here visiting him from Utah
they had no trouble in getting the
car home early Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Sims visited
at the Mills home Tuesday afternoon.
Two real estate men from Nampa
were in the neighborhood Tuesday,
taking dinner with Rev. and Mrs.
Wampler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coulter, who have
been employed by G. W. Gordon,
moved to Emmett the latter part Of
10 WO~k.sss'sAs, ase1 "a
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Olsen received news
Sunday morning that their niece, Miss
Bertha Olsen of Middleton, was quite
i'll.
c. A. Mills and son have purchas-
ed Case tractor
Rev. Strinor of Twin Falls was \
Sunday night guest at the Wampler
home.
lMr. and Mrs. Ilet called at Iri Bish-
ops Monday evening.
Jack Riddle of Caldwell called at
the Mills home Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olsen report the ar
rival of new grandson at their
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hoyt
Of Emmett.
Miss Hattie Hale went Sunday
morning to spend the week with her
sister, Mrs. Allen Thompson, on the
bench.
Mrs. Auburn of Falk passed away
at her home Sunday morning, death
resulting from cancer. The funeral
was held Monday morning at HOO
o clock at the residence, intermene in
Faik cemetery. She leaves to mourn
ner loss a husband and six children,
besides other relatives. The commu-
nlty joins in extending sympathy to
the bereaved family.
Miss Myra Olsen went to Emmett
SUNDAY TO care for her sister, Mrs.
Geo. Hoyt.
nose that accompanied Lloyd Mills
70 Caldwell Monday were Rev. VAN
PIE. ana son Lyman, Rev. Stinor of
iwln Falls and Mr.. Carter.
Kew. and Mra- Wampler spent Sum
W0s Sislsr A0mS On tAs bench.
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Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Sims and children
Mrs. C. A. Mills and Mrs. G. L. Mills
spent "Wednesday with Mrs. Allen
Thompson on the bench.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Mills accompa-
MED by Charles Berglund spent
Tuesday in Emmett. Is
A letter from Louis Rasmussen to
his father announces his completion
Of = course in an auto and tractor
school, and that he has secured a
good position at employment of
same.
Dave Sanderson was an Emmett
visitor Tuesday evening.
A nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
from Meridian is making them Wis
it.
Mrs. Darrah motored to Emmett
Tuesday evening to meet Dr.. Darrah
on his return trip from the service
hospital, where he went for an ex-
animation of his limb that was frac-
tured during service in the World
War.
Jesse Harwell, Lyman Wampler
and Doris Gordon called at the Mills
home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Olsen and Miss Mira Olsen
spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Wampler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick and Miss Lew
ellen spent Wednesday evening at the
Mills home.
Mrs. Berglund and children called
It the Olsen homo Thursday evening.
Those In this vicinity who Aave