The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-07-03

urdAy 10 visit friends.
Carbon paper--the kind that won
rmut--st The Index Office.
A son was born to Rev. and Mrs
James Adams Tuesday morning.
St Marys Guild will meet witt
Mrs Hawkins next Thursday, July IL
W. II. Shane and family went te
Gold Fork Sunday for few days OF
fishing.
| A. o. Sutton, Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren
Dean and brother, Harold Yeti, were
Boise visitors Sunday.
Harry Shelworth was over from
Boise Tuesday on business with the
Boise Payette at this place.
Orville Powell underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis Tuesday at the
Hewittson hospital. He is doing nice
ly
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. West and the
children plan to spend the 4th at their
ranch in Garden Valley. They will
remain until Sunday.
Mrs. W. H. Nohe of Puyalup,
Wash, is here visiting her son Chaun-
cey Payne and daughter. She will re-
main about six weeks.
| The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid socie-
! ty will meet on Thursday, July 10, at
the home of Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs.
Haylor being joint hostess.
Mr. and Mrs r. f Ewing and Mrs.
Everett Barton drove to Nampa yes
terday to attend the district Sunday
School convention in progress.
Professor C. F. Richards of Nc
Minnville College spent Wednesday
and Thursday in Emmett interviewing
prospective students for next year
Miss Susie Keithley arrived Tues
day from st. Charles, Mo-, to spend
the summer with her brother Roy and
her sister, Mrs. Horace Burr at Cas-
cade.
Mrs. d. L. Selby and little grand
daughter, Frances Lorraine Wood,
came over and spent Monday night at
the home of her daughter, Mrs E. II.
Barton.
Dave Smithson enjoyed visit Sat
urday and Sunday from his daughter,
Mrs. Mel s. White, and Mr.. and Mrs
o. f. Cannon and two sons of Noun
tain Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Rundstrom and
the children spent Monday at New
Plymouth, and picnicking en- route.
There are several inviting picnic spots
along the river.
Mrs. Elmer Holverson and Mrs
Bonnie LaForge and the children ex-
pect to go to Belvidere, near Cascade,
the first of next week to camp cou-
pie of months.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Nicol and
daughter and their mother, Mrs. Dix,
left this morning for Sweet, where
they will be joined by the Owen Dix
family and proceed to the Lakes for a
rev days outing.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. p. Dion, Dick Rel
die, DIR. and Mrs. II. Prestel and Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Gilbride and daughter
made up a party that spent Sunday
at the South Fork.
Clifford Morse went to Boise to at
tend the party given Monday evening
at the Country Club by Mr. and Mrs.
c. A. Barton for their daughter Isa-
bel and son, Walter.
f. f. Evans arrived home Thursday
evening from overseas. He has been
n the army of occupation some time,
returning on the Leviathan, and has
been honorably discharged.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Page, who have
'pent about year in Portland, Mr..
Page being engaged in government
hip building, arrived Monday TO again
make their home here and their many
riends are pleased to have them back.
Mrs. Scotty Henderson was confin-
d to her home by illness last week
he is somewhat improved now, and
ontemplates visit to her people
back East, hoping rest and change
iill be beneficial
DR. and Mrs. p. w. Polly, Mrs.
'uschke and Rev. McSparran attend
d the Sunday School convention in
Tampa this week. They report
lost interesting and successful meet
.g well attended.
A letter from Ad Simons states
mt he is enjoying life in San Fran
SEQ and his health has greatly i'm
roved. after slight operation. He
aching to get back to good old Ida
0, again, however,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Madden and lit
e daughter left this afternoon for
ascade. combining business and pleas
re- Mr. Madden goes on business