The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-09-07

I. Womack, phone Sc r. 8. 1877
i Will Truman was in town ON busi-
ness Wednesday.
New Beacon Indian blankets, IS. Sc
. each 1T GoIden Rule Store.
Avery Green of Sweet was in town
on business this week.
! H. c. Baker of Boise is an Emmett
visitor this week
Mrs. John Carnage returned Sunday
from several weeks stay in Portland.
New line Prunella skirtinEs At Col
den Rule Store.
! B. w. Shopper of Ola was in town
Wednesday looking for vacant house
Have you seen the U. s. red tubes
They are real tube with real stuff
in them. Larkin Auto Co.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burlineame
were week end visitors in Gooding,
visiting Mrs. Burlingame's brother.
Harold Salisbury left the last of
the week for Meridian, and will teach
near Moscow this year.
Ed Mathis, former Emmett man,
is in town expecting to locate here
after several years spent on the coast
Have you seen the U. s. red tubes
They are = real tube with real stuff
in them. Larkin Auto Co.
Frank Marshall was thrown from a
horse Wednesday and sustained dis
located shoulder.
Mr. Carpenter, brother of Frank
Carpenter, left Tuesday for his home
In Ohio, after several weeks visit
here.
Mrs. Nellie Jones and little daugh-
ter Of Nampa and Mrs. Myers of Ca
barton are spending . few days in
Emmett visiting friends.
Mrs. John Anderson came up from
New Plymouth Friday to take up her
work in the schools here this year.
Miss Annabelle arrived Sunday and
will attend High school.
Miss Effie Glass returned Friday
from Seattle, where she has been this
summer. Her sister, Mrs. Ethel
Hogeman, accompanied her home and |
will be with her this winter at Sweet, |
where she will teach.
Mr.. Harrison, vice president of the
Anglo-London National Bank of San |
Francisco, and Mr. Reeves, an official
Of that banking institution, are iii the I
city looking into the condition and re-
sources of the Emmett Irrigation Dis
trict.
Dwight Shaw left yesterday by way
of Portland, for Tuscon, Ariz., to at
tend the university of that state. He
will make his home with his aunt,
Mrs. Craigin.
DR.. Evans, the optician from Boise,
will be at the Russell hotel Friday of
this week, September 8. We fit glass
es correctly and attend each case one
year.
Dressmaking done by the day. Mrs.
Georgia Sexton, box 125, Colonial
Rooming house. As. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Cammerer and their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, spent
Sunday fishing in Upper Squaw creek
Phey- were richly rewarded by a nice :
latch, some of them being good size,
me trout measuring Ia inches.
Mrs. Short and daughter Vale of
Nampa were guests from Friday to
Tuesday of Mrs Ed Skinner. Miss
Ialle will be remembered as a teacher
n the Emmett schools She will
each in the Pocatello schools this
ear.
Casper Schlund and daughter have
lecided to return to Emmett and make
heir home here, after making tour
f Oregon points as far as the coast
hey have rented house in South
Emmett.
Misses black nature last, rubber
eels; good school shoe; sizes 5H
0 8. priced $2.35; sizes 81 to IL At
2.69; sizes 12H to at S2.95, at
Iolden Rule Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenny and Mr.. and
Irs. Jack Young entertained on Sun
ay Mrs. E. Olney and little daughter
Ohio and Mrs. Lenore Scot and
Ir and Mrs. F. Hogne of Boise
Miss Petrashek and Mrs. Sharai mo-
,red from Weiser late Sunday even
Ig, and F. A. Finney and daughter,
aura, also of Weiser, arrived Mon
~ morning to attend the Cook Bri-
~ wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Gray returned
st week from an absence of some
ne at Tacoma, where Mrs. Gray
tended a teachers college. Mrs.
ray is a member of the force of
achers in the Emmett schools.
Lee o. Miles, who has been spend
g couple of months in military
rvice-first as instructor in the
aiming camp at Fort Douglas in
.ah, and later as inspector of the
litary organizations in Idaho-re-
rned home this morning.
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