The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-02-04
SOUTH SLOPE.
BY Mrs. C. w. Cook.


r from neuralgia and severe cold.
Mrs. Modin, returned from Boise
last week, leaving the baby of her
sister, much improved.
Mrs. Jennie Cook Stinson, has Just
recovered the use of her right hand,
which she badly scalded with hot syr-
up December oath, while making pop
corn balls for her $4,000 entertain
ment at Crooks, Idaho. Her school
closes in February.
The Matrimonial bird is practicing
for coming events.
| Mrs. j. A. Wills is recovering from
set back caused by chills and fol-
lowed by fever Her many friends
are very desireous for her early re-
covery
Rumor says James Heath and wife
are again to become residence of the
slope. Of course Jim reads The Index
dex in Colorado, so here is hint to
hurry up with that packing.
Mrs. G. A. Warden, chairman of the
civic department of the C. l. club, is
getting the signs ready for thedif-
ferent roads south of Emmett and is
interviewing many of the residents
along the roads in regard to the names
of roads. The members of her com
mittee Mesdames McCrossin, West.
Modin and Tucker have ably assisted
her with the painting. The boards
are uniform in size, all painted white
with clear black letters of fine quality ;
of paint. The ladies are certainly
taking great deal of pains with the
work and their enterprise.
Mrs. j. l. Hit has been i'll since [
asst Friday. c
The Crescent Club will soon pre-
tent an "Old Fiddlers Contest" date n
md particulars later. D
Miss Lille Tucker returned to her
work in Salt Lake, Saturday. Her
mother will remain with her two sons,
lift and VIII. =
The Consumers Producing Com NJ
any is now gaining in mem b
hip rapidly In every direction 81
here are busy bees at work in
trengthing the organization. There
as been some doubt expressed as to
ne success of the association the first
ear, for fear there would not be n
trong enough membership, but the W
ontinued growing interest has made he
evident that the plans will be work k,
out now with exceptional rapidity he
he word Cooperation is not new, but ba
n association where by the Consumer in
nd Producer reap equal benefits is hi
new in America, although w,
ell worth your study and should be
lcouraged by your support. Any 7
an that carried with it such broad
inded principles should appeal to
cry resident of the valley. This as
VidtiOH VIII DE lne means OF plac-
g staple price on all products and a.,
nd values will at once show the ~
'ects of what bonefide market can ~.
for it's worth. 1t means better
rming, getting more out of your -
ultry, dairy, stock, the actual illimi-
ton of waste in fruits and vegeta- -
IS. We have everything to gain
,m such an association and nothing
loose.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Corker from RE
,untain Home were guests at the KIN,
P. Hall home few days last week. the
A letter from L. NJ. Campbell sup nor
visor of exhibits, at the Panama mel
cific International Exposition, In
ties the water color paintings by Oh
e Emmett girls, "unpacl1ed in a the
ry nice condition and would be given Der
prominent place in the civic room the
every effort would be made to give OF
lese girls of mine," proper credit dlel
4 prominence to our district. NO
mo
Valentine Party the