The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-09
SOUTH SLOPE

Hartley uotored to the District Fec
GRAFTON Of Womens' Clubs convention
which was held at Weiser last weel
Over 800 delegates were in attend
ance. The district comprises 8
clubs, some Of which have member
ship Of 1870. with average attendance
Of 60, They. represent WORKING
body OF over 1000 women for thu
betterment OF Idaho. Their hom'
towns, in conjunction wit hthe Gen,
erAl Federation Of Women's Clubs
are helping to enact better laws for
humanity. There are three districts
in the state. Mrs. Bertha S. Green
Of Mountainhomc is state president.
The officers Of the district are scat
tared amsng the different clubs.
The district president il Mrs. Jen-
ness Of Weiser. The two federated
clubs from the Emmett locality are
the U. A. club Of the Mesa, represent
I'd by Mrs. W. II. Shane as district
chairman Of club extension and the
Crescent Improvement club, repre-
scented by the district chairman Of
arts, Mrs. c. w. Cook of the Slope,
These direct the work Of the district
in their division. A very elaborate
four-course luncheon was rendered
the delegates in the banqueting room
Of the Washington hotel. Mrs. Thos.
Winters of 81 Paul, Mimi, general
federation president, was guest of
honor. Many pleasing talks were
made during the lunch hour by Mrs,
Greene, Mrs. Winters, Mrs. Jenness
and Miss Petrashek, former superin-
tcneient of the Washington county
schools. Mrs. Hartley and Mrs.
Cook were entertained in Weiser at |
the home of Or. and Mrs. Shirley.
The District Federation endorsed
the Fab river bill. legislation to abol-
ish the B. b. nuisance, and petition
to congress seeking to stay proceed
ings in regard TO turning the valley
OF the Moon" district to private cap
ital to exploit. The intention is that
this peculiarly curious work Of Ma
ture must be included in = proposed
national park.
Mrs. Charles f. Hartley is down
from the Alpine mine country for
few days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stinson and the
little girls left for Carey, where Ray
has s3S,oG0 contract to put in the
ditch carrying water from the recent
" completed dam seven miles from
Carey on Fish creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl West and Mrs.
Vests friend, Mrs. Hips Of Baker
City, spent several days at the home
Il Fred West on Boise avenue last
week. The parties motored to Boise
md Namps for side trips. Their Wis
I was much enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Bane spent Sun
lay with Mr.. BAne's sister, Mrs. Fred !
Vest, returning home Monday They c
'lso called at the Gus Amen home
donday.
DIR. Stewart Of Boise came over one \
ny last week to consult with DR..
lark over the continued illness Of
Jus Amen. At this writing Mr..
Amen seems improved.
Mrs. J. J. RAIDER is spending = few
avs in Portland on BUSINESS
The four members II tho Crescent
Tub, Mesdames RAIDER. Wilson, War u
en- and Modin. were honor guests at q
he Height tea in Boise in honor Of D
lrs- Thomas Winter. o
Miss Grace Cook was engaged TO n
sstrrct in primary methods at sum- =
,er normal in Rocky Ford, Colo. u
fork began June 6. This will COR ~
ime nine weeks Of her vacation y
me. 81
Mrs. Cliff Tucker Of Nampa, who !,
I'D been visiting on the Slope, left
er son Dick with the viii fuckers
n few days longer visit with their
~ Bob. Yesterday the two boys get
Did Of 70 rife and the gun went b,
I in Bob's hands. The bullet struck n
lex in the hip, passing through the of
ssh and lodging in the palm Of his da
md. The wounded boy was fortu- in
ate to have escaped from more Sc
Gus injury.
c. W. Cook is marketing fine large
in Boise. Seventeen
ates were picked Tuesday. :.
Carl Danielson is helping the Cooks n,
hosinG. no
Ira Flagler left this week in his wi
70 for Spokane and will return soon We
q Mrs. Flagler and children to pa
md the summer here. de.