The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-09-02
EMMETT NEWS

who went TO Payette Lakes and re.
manned to work, returned home Mon
day.
Il Miss Norma Langroise and Miss
Frances Jones are attending the
teachers institute in Nampa this
week.
Il Miss Ethel Morris, who has been
employed in the forest office, left
today for San Diego, Calf, to visit
her parents
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren Dean left to-
day for Portland and other coast
points, where they will spend from
| two to three weeks.
| s. J. Hubbard, who is in charge of
Dave Martins ranch in the Wilder
country, was visiting with old-time
friends in town Monday.
Miss JeaE Shanklin is the first of
the out-of-town teachers in the CITY
| schools to arrive She came the lat
ter part of last week to again teach
the primary grade.
The j. S. Burdell and W. c. Buck
party returned the latter part of last
week from months auto trip to the
coast and through eastern and south
ern Oregon
Bob Buriingame and busy humble
bee had an argument yesterday, in
which Bob had the worst of it. When
the battle had ended, Bob was on the
casualty list with a badly swollen eve
and cheek, and the bee sustained
badly bent stinger
J. W. Tyler returned home the lat
ter part of last week. He left Mrs. |
Tyler in the hospital at Hot Lake,
Ore, improving nicely from her op-
Grafton.
George and Hiram Durham return
ed today from Salem, Ore. where they /
had been visiting a brother, who is in
feeble health from a severe attack of
the flu last winter.
j. l. Jensen and daughters Irene
and Karen returned Monday from an
extended trip through southern Idaho
and Utah, visiting their former home
at Ephriam, Utah They encounter
ed bad roads and had strenuous trip.
Dan Drape, the hotel man at Knox.
was an Emmett visitor the first of
the week Mr.. Drape says the deer
are exceedingly plentiful up around /
Knox this year and that he has seen
a few elk and mountain goats. He
G. NJ. c. truck while here
which he drove back
Mr.. and Mrs H. l. Swan of Cald-
we'll were in Emmett Saturday. Mr..
Swan is one of the teachers in the T
high school here this year. While
lere he engaged light housekeeping
'ooms at the home of Mrs. Anna Zim- .
herman.
T. s. Sensenig, president, and j.
:. Congdon, secretary-treasurer of
he Emmett Ice Company, were over
rom Boise this week conferring with
Anthony Peterson on
usiness connected with the company.
Mr. and Mrs. ". W. Hoops left |
esterday by auto for Burley, where
hey viii spend week or two visit
lg relatives They were accompan-
d by a brother, A. A Hall and fam |
y of Buriey, sister, Mrs. N. o.
all Of Twin Falls, and a niece, Mrs. II
race Brown of Amarillo, Texas. who
ave been guests in the Hoops home
'e past week II
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The Carpa Diem club met on FIJI
~ afternoon with Mrs n B. Barnes
her pleasant home on Second street. II
ie house was beautifully decorated
tn howers for the occasion Soon
ter the guests had assembled, they
re given cards and invited to in
ect picture gallery" For in
Ance, . toy paper doll slumped
wn into cup of lard represented
lat? Sunset in Greece After
merriment over the guessing had
d away the guests were highly en-H
tanned by Mrs J. R Fields humor-
) account of her ascent of 1T. Veil
nus A delicious three-course re- II
st closed another Of the clubs de- i
htful gatherings, all fortunate
'ugh 20 be present voting Mrs.
mes most charming hostess.
dr- and Mrs T. B. Hargus, and
lghter Miss Frances Hope, and
IS Frances Rundstrom, returned
terday from Los Angeles, John
rgus meeting them in Boise. Miss /.
Inces Hope, who has been in Los
yeies nearly a year, is greatly i'm
ved In health ard is home to stay, .
h to the delight of her family and
~ friends. The Harguses found
Emmett people in California hap
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rundstrom :
planning to spend the month Of
her in Emmett, and viii arrive