The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-07-28
NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
By The Index's Correspondents

mas Detn NJ TT. oliir Ohin't WHEY ~
has had special training in various
, yocatiors. He applied for his dis
casrf 3 papers some time ago, whic1
he rather expected taxi effect :,hol
i Aug LIT and be.;.s. =. 20 prompt
ns u which ~ rp;i'itst,on hal
Teen nsased upon M lie The .'ome COM
/ ing an unexpected pleasure. He just
packed up and arrived in Emmett In
plenty Of time to help with the hay
crop. The way the strawberries, cake
and fried chicken has disappeared his
mother knows Winfred was not suf-
fering from loss Of Appetite All the
young folks Will be glad 70 earn he
has decided to give ny srmy life for
l the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Miller and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Miller from East
Emmett and Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Dan
Ielson. from the Slope were visitors
~ H. Yrsd West homs Sunday.
Wednesday Of this Nssk Little Fay
Ivis. Clair Miner, con u John Miller
Of Emmett, and the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Amen celebrated
Jointly their several birthdays--that
cawe On Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Tharsday Of this week--with . party
1t the Ans1n hone. Great prepare
lions havs bsen In the making for
this occasion and the way these little
folks are entertaining reflects great
credit on their parents, who are teach
ing them just how to be popular lit
tie hosts and hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warden and sister
called at the C. w. Cook home Mon
day evening"
Dick Harpt is home again, having
passed the week with his grandma,
Mrs. Heath, regaining his strength
under her watchful care, after he had
passed thru the operation on his
throat, made necessary by affected
tonsils.
The Crescent Improvement Club
holds its meeting this week Friday
1t the G, A. Warden home. Mrs. War
len assisted by Mrs. Harold McCros-
lin will make the afternoon far too
hort for all the pleasures in store
llways to be found at the Warden |
lome. The members are all expected :
o be present The program announc- :
$ Legislative Work, with our pop
liar chairman. Mrs. J. w. Tyler, in :
barge
II. Harpts, j. j. Raiders and C. w =
'ooks are beginning their second har-
est of Strawberries.
G. A. Benson was a Boise visitor !,
'uesday with fruit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson visited Sunday. !,
the Warden home.
Mrs. Downey, living west OF En-
lett left last week for Eugene, Ore. !,
, visit at the home of her brother i
II. Barton. Another brother from II
alifornia is TO join the family in
ugene The Bartons and Mrs. Dow 81
~ are first cousins of Clara Bar l.
n Of Red Cross fame, their fathers 10
sing brothers of English descent !,
I'd the latter family coming west Il
ON Massachusetts, in early days.
Little Miss Doris RAIDER was an D
iceptionally gracious hostess on ~
cdnesday Of last week. about eight
tie folks spending the afternoon1 /
ere, in zeal park. with great shade ~
res surrounding it, flowers every
,ere, cosy hammock. then q dear r.,
tie table all dressed up with dainty ~
YER, cut glass and seat for eac -
est, flowers for . esntsrpiscc, and Al
!. joyl two kinds Of Ice cream, dit
cake, and cookies and big dish Of 70
'shed strawberries, then = perfect
wonderful punch. all pink and plen-
Of ice, oranges and lemons. There
-tAinly could never be anythingl
'er Every little guest present 10 %
pressed herself =,
Mr.. and Mrs RAIDER motored into tn,
,mett Monday evening, visiting for ca,
hour with Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Will ba
son.
Mrs. G. P. Hartley and Mrs. c. w. He
ok, Mrs. Marion Wilson and Mrs lie
A. Benson visited Mrs. RAIDER one
! last yeek. an,