The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-12-15
LINCOLN LINES


Lincoln Lines are limited this weel
on account of reasons easily explained
Most of Lincoln Lines are impelledf BY
but one impulse and one motive; that
is to attend the Bruce Evans meetings
which il regularly attended will moi
allow one to put in much time at 9TH
er meetings, for ones time between Is
occupied by recovering lost sleep. We
have this to say for Evans and his
J meetings: He certainly has q draw
ing power equal to the combined force
OF all the mustard plasters Ma used
to use on US in days gone by. So as a
result the news is easily gathered
when we say that the community as
one attend these meetings. They are
we'll represented at least from our
section and feel that if every portion
of the valley was as thoroughly mani
fest in numbers, the old devil would
surely have bard time .getting a
quorum to do business So it will
suffice this week to say that most all
are in attendance at these gatherings.
Those who are not and have given
themselves up for lost, we will try
and announce their endeavors.
Word has reached US that we are to
lose one of our best and nearest neigh
boring families; that is, the G. F.
Berry lineage. They expect to move
to a ranch about three miles. east of
Nampa to there engage IN general
ranch and to cut cut the dairy bust
ness entirely, as they are quite tired
of this line of endeavor. By the time
this goes to press the deal will no
doubt be closed and our community /
win lose one of our families from our
midst that we have for several years /
thought very highly. of. We are very
sorry to learn that these fine folks
are thus contemplating this move, but
It can't be helped if the sands of time
must drift and obliterate all visible
signs of them, there will still remain
a memory of them ALL The ranch Mr..
Berry is trading for belongs to a gen.
tieman by the name of Nelson; we
were unable to learn more than that.
Mr.. Berry expects to move if the deal
carries about the goth inst.
Marion Thompson, son of Frank
Thompson of Horseshoe Bend, is back
again, going to High school and stay-
ing at the Howard Harper homessheip- (,
ing with the chores Marion assisted
in the store at the Bend during the
of the Quinns. He win
probably remain until about time for
the holidays, when it is expected he
will return home
Bert Wright and W. W. Hoops have /
been soliciting contributions to the +
church annex, known as the /
building. We are very
greatly I'm favor of seeing a com $
nmity building, but would very much (
prefer to see Bert work for one in
,ur own midst, where .ouf boys eeuld1 :
ret the benefit Of it without having ]
0 be away from home 30 much or sol :
ar. As far as the average country 8,
10Y not getting exercise, enough to L
.eep him in shape, i believe that
here are few but what can find plen- s
y if they will Making the child in
crested in ranch life is the real prob G
I'm in this day Of discomfort We be-
eve, however, that every boy should til
ave balanced amount Of exercise as
e should have of food. til
Karl Coonrod spent the week end he
18th his future daddy -in-law in Cald-
ell last week. He expects to return oh
a short time to assist Mr. Patrick til
his. dairy and be close to the heart
his affections. CT
Enough has already been said IA
,out Tyler 4 Walters building their
w house to keep in employment and Nj
lieye the congestion of tenants in q
mmett. All we say is that if you
aht anything done, go to the busy Ns
IN and not the loafer. VII
Word has reached us that the ia
ous Modin hospitality will again be Sh
charge of big blowout and all
und good time, consisting Of q ball, bun
:, at their home New Years eve. "a.
win be made at lat l
date; however, you might begin ant
use corn plasters to advantage in eve
4paration. i
The prospects of big time at Lin day
n schoolhouse for Christmas is vel
ming larger.and brighter AL the ing