The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-01-11
SUBURBAN NOTES.

Mrs. Ned Holmes, who has bean
i'll for some time, is out again.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Fred Fuller, who has been dangerous
ly sick with whooping cough and
pneumonia is slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCammon left YES
terday for Payette to visit relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Williams are vic
iting his mother, Mrs. Mollie Williams
The Primary association of the T.
d. S. church gave very successful
concert at their church last Friday
evening. Parents received a very
pleasant surprise in the ability dis
played by their children Every num-
Der on the program received hearty
applause and all left the house with
a new determination to support and
aid those who have the training of
their chi lren in charge, let it be
school teachers or members of anv
other organization for the advancement
of the young people.
Old friends and acquaintance of
Mrs. Rynearson gave her very plaes-
ant surprise party last Saturday even
ing, it being her birthday. There
were 20 or more guests present, be-
sides all the members of her family
except Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hunter, who
were unable to come on account of the
illness of their baby. From the
broad and pleasant smile that lit
up the face of Mr.. Rynearson one
would have thought it was all for him.
He took great delight in seeing that
all were royalty entertained. The pres
ents received by Mrs. Rynearson
were many and beautiful, showing
the respect and esteem in which she
is held by her many friends and ac-
quaintances. A delicious lunch was
served at II o'clock, Joe being chief
waiter. All had merry time and
left at II o'clock with hearty invita-
lion to come again.
Hold Dewey of Co. M had the mis-
fortune to fall on the icy steps at the
Boise barracks and hurt his back, and
S now in st. Luke's hospital at Boise
His many friends hese hope it will
lot prove serious and that he will be
lone soon with the other boys.
Paul Parrish, wife and baby return
ID to their home at Baker City, Ore,
fter visit with his parents.
Mrs. Northcott, who has been very
lex, is out around again. Mr.. North
oft is one of the workmen at the new
laning mill being built by the Michi-
an-Idaho Co.
Mrs. Grill and baby nene were call
lg on friends Tuesday.
Mrs Myrtle Woody is among those
fflicted with the grip at present.
Mrs. R. G. Bowles returned last
eek from Lava Hot springs, where
le went to attend the funeral of her
other.
The little babe of Mr.. and Mrs.
eter Refs died Saturday morning of
1eumonia. The little one was not 4.
ok long, but being delicate from birth
soon passed away. The funeral
rvices were held Sunday at the L.
S. church.
Mrs. w. E. Fisher and Mrs. Pearl =,
rossard spent the day Wednesday
it'll Grandma Russell. The dear old
dy spends so many lonesome hours
one that she was greatly cheered
their visit. Why don't we show
ore love and respect to our aged
oneers? Just little friendly call
cans so much to them. They are
st passing away and each one is
interesting book of experiences
lich will be lost when they pass
ray. Grandma is very fluent
ker and has wonderful memory
her experiences of early days and
who visit her enjoy hearing her
ate some of them.
LaVere and Winnie Sessions are
on the list of children afflicted with
1 colds and detained from school
S week.