The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-09-15
returning to Boise Sunday evening.

| returning TO 0Olhe SUNDAY evening.
Mrs. Lewis Patterson Of Nyssa Wis.
tied few days with her daughter
Mrs. Fay Ivie and son, Frank Hutton
leaving Saturday morning for Gala
CHER ranger station to visit her son
Marvin Hutton and get acquainted
with the little Junior" Hutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lyman and lit
tie daughters left Tuesday for short
visit in Rupert. The occasion will be
the eventful golden wedding anniver-
airy Of Mr.. Lyman's parents and will
be the coming together Of relatives
and friends from far and near to par
ticipate in the joyful occasion.
Tho event Of the week on the Slope
was the Crescent Club Ineeting-our
afternoons program, "A Lesson on
Forestry" by Mrs. G. B. Mains Of
Emmett. This was m inspiration for
the club members. Those Of you who
have had the pleasure Of listening TO
Mrs. Mains know full we'll the educa-
tional treat which was ours to enjoy
Friday afternoon. How we wish this
delightful lesson could reachs every
club IN idaho. Mrs. Mains is thor
ougbly in love with her subject end
so are her audience The club mem
bers feel that every support they can
give to further the adoption Of pro-
gressive methods for the maintenance
Of protection for Idaho forests must
be their aim to work for. A fitting
ending to the delightful lesson was a
song by Mrs. Mains, "The Gem Of the
Mrs. VIM. Lyman ac-
There was round of ap-
,lause, We find ourselves thinking
What a source Of enjoyment socially
md mentally these club meetings are
% the busy matrons. Our hostesses
must be called the Magic Three, for on
ach occasion the afternoon moves Ms
I by magic and lol dainty treat is
erved and its time to go home. There
we're several visitors present. Mrs.
Ielmick gave a most interesting talk
n the needs Of forming an egg asso-
iation in Gem County. These asso-
iations are an incentive to produce
he very choicest Of eggs. Their care
l management makes the consumer
ealize he is getting first class arti-
Il. So far the tally shows only 1000
,embers in Gem county to 5000 each
, the counties Of Canyon, Boise, Pay
tie and Washington. Better join,
,lks.
Mrs. and Mrs. J. ]. RAIDER visited
oise Saturday. They are also sport
* a new touring car which they are
1joying immensely. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Womack were
sitting in Caldwell Sunday. III
Mrs. Walling and brother, Mr.. Mad II
m of Caldwell visited their sister, II
RS. C. p. Hartley one day last week
The grape growers are in the midst u
their harvest.
Melons continue to be in good de- :
and. Many loads are going to Boise t.
ID Nampa markets each week. h
Mrs. R. Holbrook and lady friends,
10 were week end guests visited the N
ope Sunday afternoon. 7
j. A. Wills, John Carpenter, Ed
Ddin, j. c. Allmon and Peter Ries cl
We had fine crops Of prunes. al
Peaches continue to go to market.
any growers were so busy with ca
her duties that they forgot to look W
r peaches, and all at once discover OF
they had considerable amount to
irket. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Hall arrived re- re
ntly in Idaho from their tour by d,
to of California. They have been p,
ne nearly year and are visiting
cir friends C. w. and Mrs. Cook on
e Slope. Mr.. Hall has purchased
ranch near Nampa and will move
ere next week. Idaho looks better hi
them than California. Much of
,ir time was spent at Berkeley with to
:. Halls relative, Mr.. Stauffer, and
Palo Alto near the Criton family, ed
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