The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-09-01

Charlie, who have been visiting frient
on the slope for shout 30 days, wi
return Monday to their home mes
Twin Falls. These young people hay
visited the Wardens, Ivies and mt
merous other friends on the slop
since their arrival in our communit,
To those who do not remember thes
fine young people We will state tina
they ard their parents were once res
idents of the Model Fruit Farm.
In letter home to his relatives
Marvin Hutton states that he ha
been promoted and has now range
= station Of his own at Gallagher Flats
: Marvin is deserving and industrious
, boy and we are glad to hear of hi,
success. His postoffice is Grimes
Pass, and we are sure he would be
very glad to get letter from any
Of his friends, but be sure and don't
write his wife, as we can't say as to
whether he will allow anything like
that.
We believe in letting the world
know that our little community has
all the advantages and Opportunities
of much greater precinct, and has
just as fine set Of people in 1t. Much
has been said in the past about war
heroes and those who have lived else
where as regarding medals and credits
due them. We will state for the ben
eft of those keeping collection Of
the names Of those who served Uucle
Sam faithfully during the war, that
they can add the name of Charlie Ivie |
to the list. Charlie served III months
in France with Co. |, 18th regiment
of marines. Charlie has sported
good conduct medal since the first of
April this year, but as he is a quiet,
unassuming sort of chap no one would
ever suspicion him Of being one of
Uncle's most tried and true men dur
ing the great struggle.
Amos Helmick, his son Albeit and
Mr.. Smith, father-in-law Of Vernon
Miller, returned the latter part Of last
week from a two weeks fishing trip
in Bear valley. Amos is one Of the
most enthusiastic Of our anglers, and
it usually takes pretty good fisher
man to beat him, but with all his
great gift Of lifting the scaley tribe
from the rushing waters he states {
his fishing party was three days in
poo~ ,o1laxt haForo kbax cau0ht q u,aea
Of fish. 1t froze every night they i
we're there and also rained pretty
hard on them, we heard, but they were '
finally rewarded for their persever- {
ance by catching nice mess of sal !
mon Amos is "rarin" to get back :
on hunting trip, but he has fist !
full of work before he can go again, 3
for his clover will have to be threshed +
and numerous other jobs caught up. o
Lake Ivie has pulled in, after sew t
eral weeks among the tall sticks of /
Bear valley. We are sure glad to see h
him again with his smiling face illu q
the landscape wherever he t
10th tread He, however, has been \
feasting too much since his return |,
and has a bad case Of stomach disor- n
iers now he says, a
very nice little party given in q
honor of Miss Olive Hopper, by Miss G
Teresa Ivie and Mrs. Fay Ivie, at
he Crescent Club house last Thurs 3
lay evening, was enjoyed by all who f
,ould dance. We are, however, told u
~ good authority that most If the n
Joys present were too bashful TO
lance, so the girls had to use substi- r
utes. We hope some day that .hey g
will get over this--I mean having - q
Use something in place of the real ar- v
icle, for we believe there are enough
cal young bloods in our vicinity who ! F
10 not have to stand back and wait is
o be asked to dance, especially with
III our array Of pretty girls.
Prune picking has the front page q
n big, red letters this week and bids .
air to have for some time to come. q
rhe Westlake orchards, owned by the
Earl Fruit Co., started operations last n
geek on their lower ranch orchard. :
hey used about Is pickers last week. G,
nut aim TO start somewhere in the q
Of so or moro this week. y
hey are paying 1875 cents for the 5
'oun9 trees and IL cents for tie old d
mes. Ed Modin will start his prune !,
Iarsest this week and then the boys
rill have somsthing TO keep them I.
Iusy for "sartin." Chef states he \
nd his brother Earl are going to try q
Sing prune kings Of Idaho in the n
'ear future. II you get some +
hing thaa will make you feel that
ny. Chef, and its good. whisper it n
o ua. e,
Now the gathering shadows fall, on il
,aded trees and garden wall. the ev- n
ming twiliRhts hold charm. il one v
rs time to see them on the farm, the 5,