The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-08-17

Gfdce COOK spent IouDudy lHt Eueo
of Viola Kefauver.
The Crescent Club members anC
their guests were delightfully."- enter.
tanned at the home Of Mrs. Flaglei
interesting The finishing touches
were added to the settlement of the
club house property. Miss Maud
Myers, one Of the guests of the af-
ternoon, delighted the listeners with
her instrumental music, as did also
the piano duet by Ida May and Char
les Flagler Mrs. Flagler served a
two-course tea, that was very artis-
tic.
Miss Marian Barnum, who we claim
still as one of the "Slope girls" for
mer successful teacher in the Emmett
schools, but now located in Los An
geles, Calf. city schools has been
making round of flying visits among
the Slope folks during the brief visit
she was able to allot to Emmett Miss
Barnum plans to take her mother and
younger brother, Sherwood, back to
California with her.
Tuesday a most pleasant call was
made on we scribe and family by H.
Cowan and wife, accompanied by
cousin, Mrs. Hall, husband and little
daughter, from Canada. The Halls
and mother, who is a sister of Mrs.
limerick of the Mesa, made the trip
by auto to Emmett and found the
roads in fine condition for auto ira
vel. They greatly enjoyed the out
ing. They are much impressed with
our Emmett country, for which it is
always a qualification to hear and
print.
Mrs. Charles Hartley. sister, Mrs.
Bush of Butte, Mont, Miss Alice, Ray Z
Hartley and wife made pleasant call
on the Cooks Sunday afternoon.
VIII Roupe. wife and daughter were
guests at the Warden home Monday.
Owen Dix of Sweet was weekend v
visitor az the home of his sister, Mrs.
w. l.. Nichol, where he participated n
in delightful family reunion. Others
Of the party are Mrs. o. NJ. Dix and
daughter, Mrs. Andrews and young b,
son of Salt Lake and Mrs. Bachorn
and daughter of Butte, Mont The 4,
occasion is a most enjoyable one; also
he guests are delighted with the En-
nett valley.
At West Lake Sunday there was
gathering of relatives and friends,
With a picnic under the great trees,
md all the delicacies of the season W.
elped to grace the feast. Among Al
hose present were: Judge and Mrs. ne
richards and Mr.. Richards partner, Sc
Ir. Haga of Boise participating. at
Mrs. Cliff and Mrs. Will Tucker orl
pent Sunday afternoon with we Nh
,ribe. Mr.
C. w. Cook took another load of Co'
atermelons to Boise Monday, return Oia
< Tuesday. sell
The lower Slope melon growers A
a1ed their car this week Monday, Egg
T. l.. Nicol, whore he participated nice
evented the Thursday loading, as EN-
eviously anticipated. Mr.. Ober ser,
eyer accompanied tne car anu mus rad
Sured It's Sd1e arrival. ne VIII COLI No,
Tue to keep in close touch with each
r shipped. His success of last NJ
ar has given him a wide territory Con
r shipping points and the growers Fric
e certainly standing in together :.
e. 1t will surely spell success M
other year. to /
The little daughter of Robert arc
nth and wife was badly burned one M
y last week by fall against the hot Dav
,k stove. Both arms of the little Ro;s
ferer were blistered severely, the
sh being fairly cooked. Mrs. Smith M
emit few days with her mother, and
s. Wills, who is assisting in nurs- ton.
, the little child. :,
Ray Stinson's "six shooter" mys- it'll,
iously returned home through the co., I
ldow, it is thought, as it was found -
the floor under one. Now WIN ~
cker is looking around for that Nj
pound ham every day. OF course trip
ugh, six shooter is harder TO 49,
allow and would leave mighty "
taste in the mouth besides. RENE
Will Tucker took a load of melons 80
Boise on Wednesday. Neiii'