The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-16

layer wedding cake that tne bride
baked which contained souvenir II
each piece, such as a thimble for the
| old maid, button for the bachelor, 3
ring for the prospective one who
might wed, dime FER Ter he he one whc
will be rich, etc, ad infir,tum The
newly weds remained oyer in Boise,
to enjoy the wedding dinner. on Mon
! day evening given in their honor at
the same place they embarked on the
sea Of life together. Tuesday they
did some necessary buying Of treats
for Boise basin folks and friends and
1 with Lee Bunch, father-in-la and
family watching guard they departed
for their home at Quartzburg, where
Chris has a nice little nest prepared
for the bride. They were expecting
a hot time in the old town when they
arrived home so went loaded for bear.
They will from now on be at home to
their many friends At the home in
Quartzburg. The youngsters have
put Off their honeymoon until later as
Chris is steadily employed at the Gold
Hill mine, and could not well leave
his position for long.
We are as busy as a setting hen
with one duckling this week, having
arrived home on Tuesday evening
from an election of sister-in-law
which leaves US very frustrated, it be-
ing the first ting such thing has
happened in our family, so maybe you
can sympathize. Also on top If this
great calamity to our dear brother
we are in the midst of hauling hay,
etc, which tends to detract terribly
from the spectacular But we are
going to put in what we have time
for. The rest Of you must not get |
peeved If you don't see your name this
week glaring forth from the printed
page at you.
Ed Modin and Guy Dayton motored
TO Payette on Tuesday evening to at
tend a fruit growers meeting. The
returned the same night at
4 late hour. Ed says he never used
20 think he could take about go
nile jaunt after supper and be back
n time to snatch few winks before
-evelle on the ranch which comes ear
y.
The Ed Modin family enjoyed Wis
from Mr.. and Mrs. John Durham,
lister and brother-iu-law, and DR..
Wiley, a friend, who drove them over,
hey all took dinner, looked over the
Iodin ranch, ate sweet cherries and
eturned to their work that evening
arrying home sample of the sweet
ruits to show their friends.
Roy Modin picked II crates Of sweet
herries yesterday, which was Tues
ay They were mostly Centennials
nd May Dukes. Earl Modin is help
Amos HeImick with the hay. Chester
as been assisting Charlie Cantrall
nth the lucerne; Ray is working for
lob Gordon on the bench; John Dodd
] at the same place.
Mr.. Berry and son, Clyde, motored /,
D Nampa Sunday to bring Mrs. Ber
y home from the convention of re-
eff workers held at that place; while
here she visited Mr. and Mrs. Ber- =
VS. daughter and family, Mr.. and
lrs, Charles Merritt.
Mrs. Will Gray and Mrs. Bert
fright are this week attending sum-
,er teachers school in Boise. :.
We acknowledge Mrs. Cooks cor
sction by our friendly neighboring ;.
in this weeks issue. :
We have no excuse to offer only that
q were doing our best to listen at :
to our friend and also to ~
lew too many works of art in oil and :,
ater color, in pastel and old English =
.yles that beautify her home, we had =
ar attention too much divided, A
listake was the result, we ask that y
on understand it not as being an in q
fault for we are very glad .
get the straight Of it ourselves and ',
re sure now that we may have done =
Irs. Cook an injury.
Luther Murray, son of Mrs. Thos. <
Coonrod, arrived in Emmett Tues :.
ny evening by stage from California, y,
here he has been going to school u
lis last winter. Luther has been
king business eourss and training =
n civil service.