The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-04-22
HANNA
By Mrs. J. l. Guthrie.


Alice King; Sunday school will NEE
" promptly at 2 on Sunday Afternoon
followed by preaching services at 3.
n Rev. Stuart Hunter of Emmett ha
T been experimenting the pruning o
+ his orchard the past week, and max
ing preparation to set out more trees
Those who attended the ball gam,
between Emmett and Hanna report &
, good game, although Hanna did moi
: carry off the honnors.
A number of young people enjoyed
: picnic dinner on the river near the
Barnett home last Sunday.
The main lateral crossing the j.
r. Hunter ranch, in charge of Tom
Irving, is being cemented this week.
DR.. Cummings was called to the
Guthrie home last Friday to attend
Vivian Wells, who had his shoulder
dislocated. Vivian still wears his
arm in a sling, but will soon be able
to resume work.
NJ E. Lewis of Moscow has been
giving personal attention to some of
the work on his ranches in the neigh
borhood the past week.
Mr.. McWilliams of Caldwell bought
horse of John Brauner on the E. j.
Reynolds ranch few days ago.
The Pusher brothers, formerly from
near Fruitland, are making substan-
tial improvements on their ranch
northwest of Hanna. They have put
up a number of buildings and are
putting the land into cultivation The
land was formerly the property of DR..
Morris of Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Ray are re-
cent arrivals at Kennelworth, where
Mr. Ray will farm this summer.
James Howard has contracted to put
into cultivation the forty belonging
to Guy Mains of Emmett.
The Dresser brothers are busy with
heir ranch work on their 60-acre
ract west of the w. H. Appel ranch
Mrs. Turner, who has been in charge
It the Robert Howard home since the
trivial of the baby son, returned to !.
Ter home in Emmett on Saturday
eaving her duties to Miss Freda Luhr.
A. A. Johnston and E. w. Yeo-
lans of Boise took dinner at the Rey-
olds home on Wednesday. These
entlemen were buying young hogs
Or feeding.
Mr.. Pierce of Boise spent several a
avs last week on his ranch, which
in charge of E. O. Bosteder. Trees A
re being set out along the road and Il
n the east line of the ranch, and the b
ard leveled and seeded to grass,
hich adds greatly to the attractive II
ess of the ranch and the comforts ~
ranch life.
John Russell, who has been en- la
Dyed for the past year on the Gin W
n ranch, was taken quite sick last
lturday and was taken to his home =,
Emmett. Developments showed it M
be case of spotted fever. The n,
,ung mans many friends hope to
,ar of his improvement. G.
Miss Mabel Barnett is spending the
tier part of the week at home. a,
George Gamble visited over Sunday
his home near Emmett. lie
Miss Wayman and Miss Burns were "
Hers at the Liechty home on Mon :,
~ evening. in
Mrs. H. Haylor of Emmett and her 1.
lughter Mrs. w. B. Temple of M
Kan, spent several days ey
e latter part of the week at the j. We
Guthrie home. ~,
Mrs. C. M. Hull and Mrs. Geo. pa
and little daughter I'd
ere callers at the Robert Howard
me on Monday afternoon. 90
The annual school meeting held at su
e school house Monday afternoon sh
is attended by about 40 enthusiastic mt
osting for better school, The Si'
estion of enlarging the district to an
,lude property and families who are ga
t in any school district was discus SCI
]. The matter was referred to a ~,
who will investigate the Me
vantages and disadvantages of the rec
opposed change and ascertain the
shes of the people directly affected
the change. This committee will
port on May 1. On this day the pa
ms of the district will meet at the
TOOL house and have dinner together Uni
d hear the report of the committee.
e gentlemen VOLUNTEERED to level the -,
TOOL grounds on that day and set out ma
ade trees. Plans for the organiza- :
n of Parent Teachers Association The
i be discussed. Every resident OF fin;
, district is cordially invited to meet ext
that day and make il a Rally Day oy