The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-25

most reasonable prices. Don't fail Ia
do ut least q part of your weekend
shopping at this store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Mcpherson and
children were over from Caldwell on
| Sunday.
Mr.. Hendon is over from Caldwell
this week visiting his brother-in-law
Joe Stang.
Miss Mildred Ketchen went to Boise
Saturday to spend two weeks visit
ing relatives.
Miss Lorraine Phelan left this week
for Grimes Pass, where she will visit
couple of weeks.
Casper Schlund and daughter will
leave the last of the week for western
Oregon to seek location.
Mrs. hawthorn was over from
Weiser to visit her daughter Marie
and took her back home.
Auto livery, anywhere, any time.
Phone 92-J-3 and save money. Boise
fare $1.50, pre-war price.
Ira A. Flagler left the first of the
week for Canada, where he goes t.
look after farm interests.
Mr. and Mrs. Sutton and small
daughter of Payette were guests at
the j. P. Reed home Sunday.
Mrs. w. H. Madden, who has been
Boise hospital the past two. weeks,
returned home Wednesday evening
Miss Maude Campbell spent last
week visiting her mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Campbell, returning to Boise
Sunday.
Those having left watches, clocks
or jewelry at the Jarnigan store to be
repaired are requested to call for
same at the Emmett Grocery store
as soon as possible. 1t.
Mrs. Everett Barton is enjoying a
visit from her sister Avis Selby of
Boise, and a cousin who is visiting
in Boise from Michigan.
Mrs. Ira Bartlett left today for
Oregon, accompanied by Mrs. Fern
Halverson Mrs. Bartlett will be
Joined later by her husband.
~ Mrs. Claude Polly left Saturday to
visit her parents in Nampa. She
was accompanied to Nampa by Mr..
Polly, who left there for Fairfield.
Hubert Knipe left Monday for Nc
Call to take position as commissary
man in the Idaho forest He will be
stationed on the South Fork Of the
Salmon.
The Moose lodge will be host to
members and their ladies at a 500
card party and luncheon at Moose
hall next Wednesday evening. All
members and their ladies are invited.
Mrs. Edith Golding and young
daughter of Boise spent last night
visiting F. C. Berry and sister Mrs.
Hunt. Mrs. Golding was known as
Miss Edith Huff when she lived in
Emmett a number of years ago. She
and her daughter left this morning
for Payette Lakes, where they will
spend the summer.
I have lot of good, solid Winesap
apples, at Gem Fruit Union storage.
They are small, but no worms or fall
en- down stuff. Just right for the
kids. Bring your own boxes and |
will fill them for 60 cents each, or |
will deliver anywhere in town for rs
cents per box. Your credit is good
with me. Write me your house num-
Der and number of boxes you need,
sign your name to order, and | will
sell you apples on time while they
last. c. w. Joy.
Miss Pearl Pattison lies in the
Hewittson hospital with an even break
for recovery. She was attacked by
appendicitis Saturday while on duty
at the Golden Rule store and was at
once removed to her home. An opera
ton was performed Sunday and the
appendix was found to be ruptured.
Peritonitis set in and her condition
was serious until yesterday, when she
began to improve. Reports today are
that she is holding her own, with an
even break for recovery.