The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-04-08
NEWS OF GEM COUNTY

weeks visit with Mrs. C. A. Danielso
Mrs.. Nina johnson entertained he
brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Young Of Boise, the past week a
her home east Of the Lincoln school.
| The ranchers are all hustling thes'
days. Spring is late and the ground
hog didn't see his shadow, either.
| The stork left little daughter q
the Will Obermeyer home March 26.
A. l. Needle; has sold his fine rancl
east Of the Lincoln school to Mr.. Mil
Ter. The Slope and valley neighbors
viii be very sorry to lose this family
from their midst.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Young
Of Boise, daughter, Monday morning
at the home Of Mr.. Young's sister
Mrs. Nina Johnson.
Owing to illness and an unusually
busy telephone line, the Slope items
last week were uavoidably left out.
Mrs. Vance and daughter Clara of
Carey, Idaho, who have been spend
ing the past month in the West, are
visiting Mrs. Alice Stinson on Fourth
street
Mrs. Ray Stinson is recovering rap
idly from her operation, being able
to be out of doors this week.
The regular meeting Of the Cres-
cent club, which was planned for Fri
day, April 8, has been postponed, as
the ladies' are busy arranging for
their home products dinner, which
comes April 10th.
The Slope residents are greatly in
terested in the lecture in Emmett,
Thursday evening, at the Commercial
Club rooms, by Mr.. Bennett, a land
scape gardener, and skilled artist in
his line. At this time, the subject
will be identifying the Civic Center
in Emmett, although it could apply
to all grounds.
Mr.. Jensen of Anco, Idaho, moved
here recently with his wife and two
sons Mr.. Jensen purchased the Nc
Laughlin 20 acres on the slope, and
the two boys will look after the crops
and proceed with improvements. Mr..
Jensen is a travelling salesman, Mrs.
Jensen was called back to Anco, this
week by the illness of her daughter,
but will return as soon as she is able
TO leave.
Mr. and Mrs. James Heath and fam |
ly and Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hill and |
family were Easter guests at the
Henry Harpt home
A big drove Of sheep are pasturing
IN the hills south of the Canyon canal,
.oming to the grounds on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Obermeyer
to Caldwell Tuesday after
loon.
Little Misses Mary and Betty ODER
meyer, who are attending school at St.
fargarets in Boise, spent the week
nd at home, bringing with
hem two little schoolmates to enjoy
he vacation with them
Mrs. w. M. Wilson spent Monday
fternoon with Mrs. J. J. RAIDER.
Dr. and Mrs. Darrah Of near Falk,
re recovering from belated case of
u. At this writing both are i'm
rowing.
Mrs. c. P. Hartley is busy woman
1perintending the cutting back of the
emainder Of the peach trees, looking
fter the removal of the brush and
rewood with still another force at
ork spreading fertilizer and lastly .
lie care of good sized dairy-it is
,ally no small job for one woman.
Mesdames Bert Mays, Ralph Wo-
Jack, Henry Harpt and Ancy Sui
van were welcomed as new members
the Crescent club March &c. c
Mrs. W. j. Roup and daughter of :
Disc, who spent several days at the
A. Warden home last week, re- :
lrned home Friday last, motoring
ome with Mr.. and Mrs. Warden who 4