The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-08-18
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Roy, we don't say you are a liar, but
We have just wee bit Of Missouri
blood in our veins. OF course, it
wouldn't surprise US in this wonder
full fertile valley for anything to hap
pen.
Bill johnson helped Harold Nc
Crossin haul in his grain and stack it..
They worked like Trojans, for it look
ed like rain and they wanted to wind
it up before it showered. Harold and
wife aim to leave about Wednesday
for a camping trip in the hills. He
has been hitting the ball pretty steady
and it is time he was taking vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Harper and
family and Miss Ruth Peterson,
daughter of Anthony Peterson, and
niece Of Mrs. Harper, all motored to
Boise on Wednesday on business af-
fairs The Howard Harper family
took Sunday dinner with the Charles
Cantrall family. When the Harpers
returned home they found note stat
ing that some of their friends from
Riverside had called to visit them
while they were gone. The parties
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Williams
and family.
Lewis Ivie is helping with the work
on the Bench this week. He left on
Monday for that section. Harry Ivie
is working for Mr.. Shaw on the Slope.
Charles states he is picking melons,
mending fence, ETC., as well as keep
ing an eye on the two girls down that
way. Listen here, one is plenty for
anybody and most too much for most
of u.s. Lake Ivie is still in Bear val
ley with Dee Yates, and it is not
known when he will be back, but we
venture to say when the grub gets
short.
Jason Kelley and family left Sum-
day for about a weeks vacation in
the mountains.
Mrs. Charles Danielson and son Earl
motored to Pearl today to visit with
friends.
Mrs. Will Gray's sister from Port
land is visiting at the Gray home.
Will Gray is much improved in
health from reports reaching US from
the front. We have been too busy to
look in on him as we promised, but are
sure glad to learn Of his GONZALES
cence.
Miss Alice Wright has been having
quite an extended visit in Boise, Nam
pa and Caldwell with friends and rel
atives the past three weeks.
Ed Tyler's mother, better known as
Grandma Tyler, was on the sick list
Sunday. She is improving at this
writing.
Ed Tyler and Ellis Walters are put
ting in the elevator for the Farmers
Coop Exchange, which will be used
to handle the grain in storing and
loading.
Ed Tyler will leave Thursday to
look after the commencement of the
work on the Jackknife schoolhouse,
that he and Ellis Walters have con-
tract to build.
The Fred West family were among
the Kansas Missouri delegates to the
picnic held at the Dewey grove We'd
nsday.
The Berry boys whitewashed their
dairy barn on Tuesday, thereby max
ing it cleaner, brighter and more SAN
itary on general principles.
Mrs. Cal Hughes and daughter Exa
are visiting this week with Mrs.
Hughes's sister Mrs. Dodd. Mrs.
Hughes lives in Nampa and drove
over Monday, which is very pleas
ant occasion for the Dodd family as
well as the visitors.
The James L. Jensen home was the
scene of very pleasant after-service
dinner Sunday when Mr.. and Mrs.
Jensen had Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baisch,
Rev. Case and wife and Harold Jes-
ter Of Caldwell Is guests. They all
attended the services at the Presbyte-
rian church before partaking Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jensen's generous hospital
ity.
Moses Hess lost . valuable cow on
Monday. The reason for its death
IS not known rs It died very strange
" and makes Mr.. Hess very unfor-
tunate loss.
Clarence Rynearson is with the
bridge gang on the railroad some
where in Oregon. He was home the
FIRST Of the week, but has returned to
ais work.
Charlie Rynearson writes his par
rnts, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rynearson,
hat he. is back in the wilds of the
Salmon river country, where wild
game abounds and he is having a real
ish feed pretty regular. Charlie is
IN the trail crew for the forest ser