The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-12-31
LETHA.
By Mrs. A. E. Pomroy.

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Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller. At SD
Mrs. Miller entertained Frederic
Elizabeth and Maria Helen Pomero
together with Claire Miller and seat
ed them to delicious children's part
supper. At 6:30 Mrs. Ewing, Geore
Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs. Pomeroy, Nj
and Mrs. Miller enjoyed the fine re
suits of Mrs. Miller culinary skill
The evening was spent most pleasant
Iy with the addition of Christina
tree and distribution of gifts.
The L. D. S. church gave dane
Christmas night which was ATTENDED
by so large a crowd that part of the
time standing room only" was the
rule.
On Christmas night the pieces OF
candy in the jar at Newell and Steg-
ner's were counted after 235 guesses
had been registered. There proved to
be GAL pieces. The nearest guess was
$50 and the doll went to Low King.
Frank Newman was next nearest and
had the candy.
Dave Simmons was in town with
land buyers on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilhelm had as
guests on Christmas day Louis Al
sager, Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and
two boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Heap spent Christ
mas with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cash Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rhadandt were
Christmas guests at the Louis Pare
home, with the parents Of Mrs. Ria
dandt.
On Saturday Mrs. Fred Wilhelm,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and chill
dren attended the Christmas exer-
cises Of the Lutheran congregation.
A. w. Newell received telegram
summoning Mrs. Silivan to Twin Falls
owing to the dying condition of a
daughters baby. Mrs. Silivan sent
message that she was detained at
home on account of whooping cough
in the family.
Ella Silivan sustained quite an in
Jury while returning home from Lee
.ha. She was riding horseback and
While passing the cheese factory the h
,oise of escaping steam from the boil
II so frightened the horse that the
ider was thrown off. Mr.. Rhadandt
nd Mr.. Workman took her to the for y
ner's home, where she was cared for Il
ntil her mother came for her.
Il
The Wilhelm ice house was filled to h,
IS cotton capacity the first of the n,
,eek. John Miller, WITH team and f.
'agon from the Ewing ranch, super
itended the work in the absence of cl
fr. Wilhelm. Both ranches can keep
Dol next summer. o'
A. w. Newell went to Fruitland on re
aturday to visit with relatives and :,
riends. He returned Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wampler ran down -
, Payette in their car and owing to y;
God dry roads made fine time. ct
Mr. and Mrs. d. F. Bolts, Mr.. and d
Irs. Ed Bolts had as their guests
4 Christmas Mrs. T. Henderson, Mrs. 81
Sr., Miss Anna Hender- n,
IN and the Henderson children. Miss
ma stayed over until Sunday, when
lie, together with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed 81
otis returned to Henderson's and A
slped them move to their ranch.
On Sunday morning, on behalf of 81
e members of the Letha Baptist o.
iurch and congregations Mrs. Robert
lies in few well chosen words pre- M
nted to Rev. d. j. Wampler a Hol- q,
an Bible, in appreciation of his SER
ces. he
Fred Wilhelm moved his traction he
CINE to the west Clinton ranch on
lesday and is still cutting alfalfa TN
y for the sheep. deI
One sees many loads of sawdust on
E road to and from the sawmill. The W
, is the best in years and many La
nchers are taking advantage of the
ance to secure summer comfort m
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