The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1913-12-25
LETHA.
By Mrs. A. E. Pomeroy.

day OF laSt week. PROFESSORS ireland
Coglon and Taylor were the speakers
A small but deeply interested numbe
was present at the first session. Ii
q the evening the attendance was mucl
9 better We hope that when the 14tl
of January comes, the farmers will
turn out well and show that they ap
their improvement. Prof. Rinehart
will be present at the January meet
; ing and will talk especially to dairy
men. Please tell your neighbor, as
he may not take the paper.
The social at the Blom home last
Friday furnished great deal of
: amusement to those present. The
mock trial was conducted by Prof.
Chittester of the Vanderdasson school.
He made good judge. Rev. Blom
was splendid as lawyer. The de-
PENDANT was found guilty by the court,
with Dave Simmons and Rev Blom
acting for the prosecution, despite
the efforts of II. p. Lee and j. p.
! Ricketts, as council for the defense.
The energy exercise by Dave Simmons
is commendable, as he went to En-
nett and brought to the social the
Misses Pattison, Gaylord and Dayton.
After escorting the young ladies back
to Emmett he reached home at $3.50
Saturday morning.
The neighborhood social this week
will be held at the Frank Newman
home. Everybody is cordially invited
Mr.. Workman held school on Sat
urday, which with three days this
week and another Saturday will short
en- the term by one week in the spring.
Mrs. John Miller and Mrs. Fred
Wilhelm went to Emmett on the p.
" Friday to complete their Christmas
shopping.
Mrs. John Wilton went to Emmett
Friday and accompanied Mrs. George
Gordon to Nampa, seeing the latter
safely on her journey to New York.
Mrs. Wilton returned to Emmett Sat
urday and visited with friends until
the Monday evening train.
Mrs. Pomeroy made three trips to
Emmett last week for dental treat
ment and relief from neuralgia.
Mrs. Mary Ricketts, and son Joe
were Emmett visitors on Saturday.
After many and varied breaks and
at one time drilling thro
~ feet of sand, Stone e. Cansey were
rewarded by flowing water at tcmf
rewarded by a flowing well at the
Ewing ranch. The water is running
at the top of the ground from depth
Of 101 feet II is very soft, pure wa
ter with just a suggestion of sulphur.
This adds very much to its value
w. Stone has bought out
Jay and will continue drilling with
Aubrey V. Cansey as his partner. Mr..
Jansey is wide awake young man {
who looks well after the machinery. q
.aking much care from Mr.. Stone.
From the Ewing ranch the well out +
it was taken to Dave Simmons ranch,
where 30-foot stock well was put
Town. Messrs. Stone and Cansey ex-
,ect to spend Christmas in Ontario.
A. f. Pomeroy and John Miller are :
again hauling hay for the dairy stock.
James Barnard cried the Creasey
ale at New Plymouth on Saturday.
District No. SO was represented by v
llerk A. E. Pomeroy at the trustees
Meeting in Caldwell on Friday of last
week. He went by way of Payette, :
topping off there and at New Ply u
mouth EN- route,
George Ewing finished his Santa ~
'laus work in Emmett last Saturday. =
A son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Reed, r,
wing south of town, came in from
'eattle for a visit during the holt ;,
avs.
Miss Mile Howard came into lie
ha on the P. V. from school to spend q
he Christmas vacation. !"
James Stofel, representing the Nor
hrup Hardware Co., of Boise, was in
ur town early this week.
The members of the l.. d. S. church
ill have big Christmas dinner at
heir hall, with dance for the chill
rem in the afternoon. In the even =
lg there will be a character dance q
or the young people.
Rev. C. H. Blom preached in the 81
hurch last Sunday.
Mrs. w. G. Epson was in Emmett :,
fonday. ~
A leg of beef mysteriously disap- T.
cared from the Ewing ranch Monday. :,
It the same time new pair of