The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-02

u ing about the Rose City ~ BEST bof1t
his Imagination.
!, Among those who belong 70 tn
| ffont tribe Of ~ Guancwef etata Il
Ais eoOmunler VIC xggrl delegate
= III Keusao.N b1aln eonventioI
e the n. y. sAufsh last SuAday ev'
cning were: Thos- J. Coonrod, Mrs
r. A. Katssnmsysr and A. 3. Honey
Thos. J. Coonrod, while not hsing for
tunats enough TO b born In bleeding
Kansas. moved there whiis yet qpite
. small shaver and thus remained fol
many yoasS, the wind blowing 20 bard
h co1ldnt 81 away. We Of the old
DaalDwk. dominica hAvs much IN
apzasnoc nnd what Il the reason that
~ eA1t havs 3 RAJ picnic soon, COM
poeod n ths loyal snnsf
Tkis week has besn The hetne com
ing tins for the tsaehsss Of our COM
muntty, among whom arr Nrs. Bert
WriGht Mrs. Ralph Wbmack. Miss
lyon1 JpAssn and Miss Mud Burt
NJ. ChAs. Cook has been elected
charge d'affairs Of tie art bureau Of
both U. A. and Crescent Clubs. Mrs.
Cook II very capable Of filing this
position with honor. II was = great
pleasure TO the reporter wiz had m
interview rseently with Mr. Cook to
view the mdny hne works Of art in
oil and water color that adorn her
home.
Karl Coonrod helped w. N Hart
plant corn last week. Mr.. Hart has
been very poorly al spring SO that
anything he has done must be done
by help which We only too gladly are
willing to donate to one in need Mr..
Hart, however, II improving in health
and 10 commencing to get back some
Of his strength. Karl has been help
ing Lou Obermyeer the past few days
replant his melons.
Mrs. Gibbons, mother Of Mrs. Ef
Dolphin and teacher in the Lewis
ton schools, who carries life certi-
ficats, il now visiting Mrs. Dolphin
and will make her home with her
laughter during her vacation.
Gus Amen was out to the ball game
Sunday and is trying hard to regain
his strength. Take your time Gus,
Rome wasn't built in day, but it sure
vent to ruin in hurry.
Charlie Cook and F. A. Katzenmey-l
II are our title holders Of the straw
Jerry shortcake belt, being first on
he avenues of commerce with their
wares. Charlie picked (no | don't
mean he did, it's Mrs. Cook who looks
fter this end Of it, Charlie gets the
onor) two crates on Monday of the
ig, bright red, palate teasers, While
fir. Katenmeyer has been feasting I
or several days.
Ralph Womack again wears a civ
lied, comfortable homeloving look
ince Mrs. Womack has returend from
er tasks Of teaching the tots. 1t
oes beat all how seedy Teller will
ct to look without the guiding hand =
nat rocks the cradle and makes the :
ght bread.
Max Hostiti, Japanese gardener on +
lie old Frank Shinn ranch, has GER o
,inly made radishes grow where only h
,rout forth the offensive week be- \
IRE. Max sure has things looking
ptop around his ranch, from hotbed .
truck patch. We would like to sec :
e equal anywhere in industriousness. !,
Little Helen Harper informs US that 4
Or baby dolls have got the flu. She 8
Iys the older one, Dorothy, is about O
'er II, but Lena is pretty sick yet
I'd has to have DR.. Cummings regu-
O. L. Seetin and family motored to o
weet Monday to visit relatives.
r. Ssetin and two daughters return :
same day. but Mrs. Seetin remains
r = few days to visit her mother.
70. Wood.
Horace and John Dodd and Ray No
n made . flying trip to Star. and
turned last Friday evening. Wei
MT AgurS out who they go to SEE /.
Or thsrs unless Ray went on In to
Use. W
Horace Dodd has been making
Il broneho buster out Of himself
) past week, tanning the Wild and
lrisss spirit Of blue colt for Bill
hnson. Horace 10 right there when
comes to riding 'sm straight up
d tanning the bree8e with both
nds. The colt had been on Cau,aa
Airia for three years without the
hduing hard Of man and was pos
sssd Of seven kinds of devils which
,rAce had 70 cast out before he let
and came to earth again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Modin were Boise
'itors Sunday. Mrs. Modin attend
I the tea given in honor Of . con-
ntion Of the delegates to the gen.
u federation of Womens clubs.
hers who motored over were Mes
mes Alb Warden, Marion Wilson
d RAIDER.
Miss Karen Jensen attended . con-
ntion Of the Mothers Congress and
rent Teachers association last
ednesday, Thursday and Friday
ek, While at her school she ex-
cted letter from home folks, but
" being too busy to write sent the
eat Family Guide instead. Karen
d it was sure like getting all the
US from home.
rhos. J. Coonrod had the great
asure the past week to meet one