The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-01-08
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Andy Zimmerman Of Payette spen
!, couple of days in Emmett on bust
ness this week.
Miss Leila Head has returned to he
home in Payette after a visit will
her relatives in Emmett.
/ R. G. Newcomer made a bushes.
visit to Payette, and Nampa Tuesday
and Wednesday Of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mcpherson, for
mer Emmett residents, now Of Port
liant, are visiting friends here.
Rev. ]. H. McSparran last weel
purchased residence in Boise, where
Mrs. McSparran and son will reside.
St Clair Guthrie and family or
Sunday moved into their new home or
the former Col. Hunter ranch, which
they recently purchased.
Miss Rowena Stokesbery, who about
two weeks ago was operated upon for
appendicitis at the Hewittson hospi-
tai, was able to return home yester-
day.
Miss Mary Gleason, who had spent
the holiday vacation with her sister,
Mrs. Lee 0. Miles, returned Saturday
to Portland, where she is a teacher
in the city schools.
Miss Faye Finley did not return to
Willamette university at Salem, Ore,
after the holidays, on account of her
health, and is attending Gooding col
lege instead so as to be closer to home
Ed and Nelson Judd, who will be
remembered by the earlier residents
of Emmett, are visiting old-time
friends in town. One of the boys is
helping his father in the butcher shop
in an Oregon town and the other boy
is working in a surveying party.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barry were
called to Payette yesterday by mes
sage telling of the illness of Mr.. Bar
rvs mother, the latter having suffer
ed second stroke of paralysis. She
has never fully recovered since a
similar attack several months ago.
Mrs. H. D. Carmichael accompanied
Mrs B. B. Davis to Boise TODAY to
attend the latter's daughter, Miss
Lynnette, who underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis this morning
Reports from her bedside this after
noon are that the operation was sue
cessful and the patient is getting
along nicely.
Miss Ellen Waring has resigned
her position as teacher in the city
schools and left today via Boise
Moscow and Portland, for California
in response to a message from her
people stating that her father is not
gaining in health as well as had been
ANTICIPATED. Miss Ethel Knox accom-
panied her to Boise.
Lovers of good music have an I'M
usual treat in store for them with
the coming of the Whitman College
Glee Club this spring. Harper Joy
of the class of 1921 was in the city
yesterday and arrangements were
made by him to have the Club appear
here under the auspices of Emmett
High school on the evening of March
31st.
Manv Emmett people will remember
Miss Elma Florence Hunt, who for
over a year was pianist at the Ideal
Theater, and will be pleased to hear
of her. She was married on New
Years Day to Mr.. J. R. Clearwater,
at the home of her mother near
Joseph, Ore. After a honeymoon
visit to the coast, Mr.. and Mrs. Clear
water will be at home January Is in
Ore, where Mr.. Clear
water is engaged in the automobile
business.
The well deserved popularity of the
annual ball of the Crescent Club was
again demonstrated last evening when
about 10 couples enjoyed their hos
pitality in Liberty Theater. The
club colors of purple and gold were in
evidence, broad bands of crepe paper
festooning the walls the entire length |
If the hall. With the floor in tip-top |
and spicy Nampa orches-
ira dispensing music chuck full of
pep" sodden or footsore must be he
who failed to enjoy the evenings
ollity. A punch bowl, at which Mrs.
Jason Kelley and Mrs. Marion Wilson
furnished drink which was
to be the best ever. The
aides of the Crescent Club feel
quite pleased with the success OF
heir labors-
Territory Taken From Spain.