The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-06-29
CENTRAL MESA
BY Mrs. L. f Dayton

/ Mrs. Baust and daughter and Mis-
Freda Hartman dined with the Con
RAIDS on Thursday.
A special meeting of the member
Of the u. A. Club was held at the bricl
schoolhouse Saturday to decide how
and where to celebrate the Fourth
of July. The U. A. Club and Farmers
Union will picnic together in Preble's
grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meier spent
Sunday at the Conrad home and at
tended Children's Day exercises in the
evening.
J. S. Burdell's father and mother ar
rived last Wednesday. They come
TO Idaho with the intention of making
this their home.
Mrs. Grace Sanders is suffering
from gathering on her face. Miss
Eunice Yeck is assisting her with the
house work during her illness.
The postponed Children's Day pro-
gram was given Sunday evening. The
house was well filled, but the order
was excellent and the audience en-
joyed the following well rendered pro-
GRAM
Opening Song, Come With Gladness,
by school.
Scripture Reading, by Superintend-
ent.
Prayer, j. S. Burdell
Recitation, Children's Day, Lucille
Larkin.
Duet, I'm Happy in Him, Mrs. Han
kins and Miss Fulgham.
Recitation, Some Don'ts, Walter Con-
rad.
Recitation, The Crafty Old Thief,
Donald Crozier.
Recitation, My Nilsson, Harold Han
kins.
Song, Our Earthly Mission, Quartet
Mrs. Hawkins, Miss Georgia Fulg- |
ham, Mr.. George Davidson, and Mr..
Thorne Hawkins.
Daisy Drill, Primary Glass.
Recitation, The Gem of Days,
Josephine Aston.
Recitation, A Helping Hand, Idella
Limbaugh
Recitation, Confusing, Margaret
Whiteside.
Recitation, Growing Smiles, Earnest
Buch.
Duet, Soft Summer Breezes.
Rose Drill, intermediate Glass.
Recitation, What The Shell Says,
Everett Hawkins.
Recitation, Just This Minute, Bessie
Fulgham.
Recitation, Roses on My Shoulder,
Marie Limbaugh.
Song, Oh, Scatter Seeds of Loving
Deeds, School.
Recitation, Gods Messenger, Beulah
Aston.
Recitation, We Thank Thee, Emma :
Fulgham.
Song, Mr.. Conrad, Misses Marie and
Regina Conrad.
Reading, Mrs. Teerink.
Missionary Call.
Drill by Young Peoples Glass.
Closing Song, Make Me Blessing
Today, School.
Dismissal, Mr.. Lewis M. Crozier.
Mr.. Aston, manager of the Gaebler
richard tract, and Mrs. Manner, late
# the Golden Rule force, were mar ]
led at Salt Lake last week and re- I
urned to Emmett, Monday, and are
low at home to their many friends at
heir residence on the bench. ,
Regina Conrad, Elva Conrad, a
ousin from Everett, Wash, Thelma
Dayton and Mary Burdell spent Tues
ay afternoon with the three little
iris at the Aston home, the Andrews |
hildren also joined them late in the
fternoon and all together they made
very merry party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wachter of
lew Plymouth, being in this vicinity
n business, spent Tuesday night at S
he Conrad home. d
Rollin Dayton and Mrs. Guy Day.
on and children drove out to visit e
he home folks while Tuesday after
Don. F
John Conrad and family arrived
fonday morning, to visit his brother q
mud slide between Everett and +
ieattle delayed them five hours, max
NO them that much too late for their
rains all along the line. They ar
ived in Payette late Saturday, SO
pent Sunday at New Plymouth.
Miss Marguerite NARROW of Fruit I
and visited her sister Mrs. Geo. I
loontz last week.
Sunday school as usual next Sun q
ay at 2 p. m. Everybody cordially
invited. !