The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-11-02
LETHA.
By Mrs. A. E. Pom~oy.

Mrs. Fred Wilhelm attended the
Crescent Club meeting last Friday
and stayed over night with friends or
the slope.
Mrs. Ewing and son, George return
cd home Saturday night after pleas
ant auto trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Randall had as
their guests last Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Kriezenbeck and family of
Falk.
Mrs. Fred Wilhelm was the charm
ing hostess to the Ladies Club at her
home last Thursday afternoon. The
ladies sewed on the sash curtains for
the schoolhouse and other fancy work
Mrs. A. Miller was the guest of the
day and occupied the honor place at
the beautifully appointed lunch
table. Covers were laid for ten, who
enjoyed Mrs. Wilhelm's delicious re-
freshments.
The Wilhelm and Miller families
motored to Emmett on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Miller returned to
Emmett on the Saturday morning
train after visit of several days at
the home Of their son, John Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall of Boise came
on Tuesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Per-
ry Randall of this place. The gen
tlemen are cousins and have not seen
aac Athar Ill
guests are well to do ranchers living
near the Boise fair grounds and hav-
ing several ranches in that locality.
On Tuesday evening a Republican
meeting was held at the hall. Mr. |
Dillon was the speaker of the even
ing and spoke in a plain and forceful
way. Those coming from distance
were Messrs. Hayes, Monroe, Hanson,
Sutton, Bowers and Appel.
DR.. Turkey of Emmett had the mis-
fortune to break some vital part of
his Cadillac on Wednesday morning
at Letha. He had to have a service
man come down from Emmett.
The sensational move of the season
is that of C. J. Fuller. His friends
fully expected to see him start for
Montana in the spring, but Mr.. Full
Ter has decided to stay in this part
Of Idaho. He recently bough 300 acres :
of what is known as the Burdge :
'anch near Emmett. The Preble fam 4
ly have been renting the place of II
he owner, lady residing in Boise. II
The family will move to the new
home soon. II
For once in the history of this COM II
nunity the boys acted like gentlemen H
nd left the school property unmolest- H
d Halloween. Mr.. Workman COM H
nended them highly for their honor H
BILE behavior. II
On Wednesday, ]. w. Tyler was the
peaker of the evening and a good II
howing of old line Democrats was in
violence. The Alfalfa quartet of EN-
lett were exceedingly generous with
heir selections. Boise G.. Riggs Sr. II
'as chairman of the meeting and in II
reduced Candidates Church, Zach II
ian and Knox to the audience. DR.. H
and James Kinzer had Il
,eir cars filled with the loyal. H
Perry Randall has rented his ranch H
} the Fishback Brothers and will II
Ike his family to Washington in II
w weeks. II
Rural people are intensely amused
the ready manner in which politi- H
Il candidates of Gem county recog- H
re them in Emmett nowadays. This II
in great contrast to the blank II
wn stare heretofore used by certain II
indicates to the rural people. In
me cases the glad hand and spoken II
Ime were used. II
The Ladies Club of Letha will meet II
til Mrs. Pomeroy on Thursday,
ovember 9. H
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Bott, Mrs. Ed
ut and children spent Sunday after
on at the Tug Henderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Randall took II
cir guests to call on Mr.. and Mrs. Nh
Miller near Falk. The Boise II
ndalls were well acquainted with
:. and Mrs. Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Pell Johnson have as
,ir guests Mrs. James Vanderdas- l.
1. -
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Davidson have test
ne from Smiths Prairie to spend for
, winter.
Charles Fishback spent day and i.
hit with the home folks this week.
is at the Andy Little sheep camp .u,'
lch on the butte.
:. j. Fuller spent Monday and crol
esday in Boise. Cou
On Sunday the C. j. Fullers went atts
Payette in their car. They met !. Wv
5. Fuller's sister, Mrs. Wright,