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


L in-law or. the angel Of his dream
re but anyhow, he was black in the ia
Z. with an ugly CLEAN in his eye for q
e the world, SO we steered clear Of 81
t consultation with him. Luther, yc
: had better trade Club out Of his For
then Ada ought to be pleased to rio
!, with you. You can't blame girl II
$ wanting something different.
Mrs. Ed Modin is expecting he
|. daughter, Mrs. Hazel Barnnm, HON
) this week to pay them q visit. Mr.
! Barnum has been living at~Seattl'
) or near that city, with her hoshan
} Harley Barnum since the war. Han
: ley is in a hospital vita a cripple
foot and Mrs. Barnum will pay he
J parents and brothers a visit during
his convalescence.
| Horace Dodd drove his Ford to tn
party at the Club House last Thurs
day night week ago. We said h.
drove it; we meant he attempted tt
get it that faY, but it died on his
hands while he was attempting to
climb the grade up to the Club House
and nary another kick could he get out
Of the bug. He took it over to Mo-
dins the next day under tow and there
Earl and Horace amputated and BIZ
sected and carved and cut till they
arrived in the interior of the digestive
organs of the car, where they found
dead grasshopper. Horace said he
believed that was what kept the car
going as long as it did-the kicking
of the dying grashopper against the
transmission. But they never got
another kick out of the bug.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Berry and son
George left last week for an outing
in the Meadows country; we took it to
be the Salmon or New Meadows but
did not learn which. George had just
traded for a dandy new automatic
shotgun that can shoot five shots fast
er than one can think, SO we guess he
is not going to run his legs of after
chickens or grouse any more. The
departure of Clyde and Johns parents
places them at the helm with full
of all property in view and
Judging from the way Clyde was pre-
pairing for the term of bachelorhoed
he will survive if John doesn't.
Frank Thompson has been visiting
With his relatives, the Howard Harper
'amily, while his foit heals up that
lie shot with a Stevens % ca'ibre
PISTOL last week, at his home near
Horseshoe Bend Frank was after
.nother chicken to kill for dinner. At
err knocking one over with handle
nut of garden tool, he was crawling
through fence in pursuit of the vic
i'm when somehow the trigger or
ammer or something became entagl-
d in the wire and set the pistol off,
he lead entered Franks foot near
he right side and coming out on the 4
eft side. When we saw him we did
ot learn whether the chicken got
way or not, but he seemed content
d and cheerful as could be under the
!.
Howard Harper started his third
utting Monday morning, cutting the
fragrant purple blossoms that so ar
istically adorn his little alfalfa field
n his upper ranch.
Grandpa Howick, who you will al!
emember as prandpa to the Caldwell
hildren, is down from Banks and is
ne Of the many prune pickers in the
yestlake orchards.
Oscar Ivie helped D. C. Owen thresh
friday of last week. Milo Phillips
, ready to thresh, as are many others
round about here.
Miss Bess Thompson returned home
rom Quartzburg last week after sew
raj weeks visit with relatives and
riends.
The Howard Harper family are ex-
Getting rs guests for supper Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cath
Art Of Placerville, who are looked for
yer from Boise. They had IS mot
ct arrived when we closed our note
ook and hung up the receiver, % we
o not know whether they arrived per
chodule.
Frank Thompson returned Tuesday
, his home ut Horseshoe Bend, after
aving the doctor give his foot an
Their thorough examination. He had
10 foot pronounced able to travel, 30
rank vamoosed.
Winifred West is suffering from
aving some liberated teeth extract
4 the past week. He has been hav-
" severe misery from the trouble
nd we can surely sympathize with
7indy, for We had light touch Of
ach several times during our brief
abitst upon this old terrestrial
phere.
Mrs. Howard Harper states her
Nce, Miss Clara Peterson, returned