The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-07-07


Horseshoe Bend. They spent the a
in Boise, going over in the HelmjC
Buick. If thess two fellows are a
lowed to travel together any long,
they will soon be killing sheep.
The Ed Modin family spent the
Fourth ct home with Che Geo. Coulso
and Ed Dolphin families as guest
during the day. TIE fruit, especial
the cherries, has been keeping chez
busy so they could not pet away, bu
they figure on winding up the Lam
berts thil week, then an ATTACK wi
be maGe On the berries. Roy report
. new colt and six chicks as his cen
tiibution % the news TENS. Cheste
Modin is in Neiser this week, stii
having blowout or patching up tn
one he had over the Fourth.
Roy again has the spray macbin,
chugging away, scattering death aut
desolation among the pests Of the in
sect world, so If you need bug killer
call him up.
The Fred West home was visited BY
SIR. and Mrs. II. c. Estabrook Of Nam
pa Sunday. Monday, the Fourth, was
spent by Mr. and Mrs. West visiting
Price Banes down the river, the folks
having big menu of eats as usual
on such occasions.
0. Seetin and family motored to
Sweet the Fourth and spent the day
amid the familiar surroundings of
their old ranch home, picnicing and
celebrating.
The Bert Wright family spent their
day attending the Chautauqua and az
home with the exception OF Art
Wright, who took in the sights at
White City with the Will Gray fam
lily, going over Sunday evening and
remaining until Tuesday morning.
The Ed Tyler family held a sort of
a reunion at Grandmother Tyler's on
the Fourth, having big dinner which |
was participated in by Charlie, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe tyler, and Mr.. and Mrs |
Ed Tyler and family, after which they /
took in the Chautauqua. Mrs. Ed
called on Mrs. Pete Hansen on Friday,
enjoying very pleasant afternoon
visiting her next door neighbor, who
is living on the former r. H. McIn-
tyre ranch east of Will Beutler and
I
The J. L. Jensen family divided
their time between the ice cream plant
and the Chautauqua ON the 4th. They
are now busy milking 10 head Of cows
this kind Of weather and it is some
job, you can bet, for we milk FIVE anI
that keeps US going pretty well.
They are also picking the last Of their
,herries this week
Miss Bess Thompson, sister to Mrs.
Howard Harper, is this week staying
With her sister in town, Mrs. Anthony
Peterson, while attending the Chat
.auqua. Howard Harper received
word from his nephew and niece, Mr.
md Mrs James Muruane, that they
lad close call to deaths door the
morning Of the Fourth, when through
he canyon above Chumacher's saw
Mill on Harris creek. Their steering
rear broke somehow and the Dodge
ar which they were driving was turn
d over the grade, landing in The creek
'ottom below The Murnanes had
riend along, Mr.. Austin Anderson.
'ut none was seriously hurt, altho
he car was pitched some 10 feet.
the top and windshield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hess visited
With their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mos
S Hess, on Tuesday Elmer Hess
nd family are former residents of
sramwell and their parents now live
n the former ]. II. Cronk ranch south
t Charles Gaylord.
Mrs. Warren Simmons was a Tues
ay caller at the Hess home.
Clarence Rynearson, who is now
nth the bridge gang stationed at
resent at Cascade, was visited BY his
life over the Fourth.
Mrs. John aynearson and Mrs. John
paid the cemetery visit
he evening Of the Ssh 20 see how theig
over beds were doing that they have
lanted over the graves Of their fallen
wed ones. They report that The
overs are doing nicely When
lother Rynearson cannot make the
,se bloom where abided only the
eed before there is not mucn use
n anyone else to try for she surely
one Of our best florists in this en-
re countryside and everybody knows
The lyieS were paid visit by their
d time friends and his family over
3 Fourth. Mr., and Mrs. r. L. Fow-
r arc their names and they live in
pcatello, where Mr.. Fowler is en-
,ged in railroading.
Lake Iyie ard Gene Honey took in
n ceiehration nj UnrSseboa pa,d