The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-08-03
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The inevitable has come To pasl
Bachelors Hall has lost another o
~ most ardent charter members i
he BachsIofs Club, for upon the 2ltl
n July, Mr.. Raymond Modin an
Hiss Doris Mangum took their bliss
I'll leap into tbs sea Of matrimony
Ray was completely submerged fol
about . week, but II now able to I'll
UP and taste OF his wife's cooking
Raymond met and wed his wife In
SEATTLE and they departed for Idaho
shortly after on their honeymoon
Since their arrival in Emmett they
have been stopping 1T the parental
home OF the bridegroom, Mr.. and Mrs.
I'd Modin. This event woke Up ths
community like 4 midnight alarm OF
nre, 20 the young folks gathered last
ThurSday evening and rendered the
newlyweds . charivAri and dancing
until the wee sma' hours Of morning
announced another day on life's jour
nsy commenced. The young couple
will make their home for the present
here, but have made plans to leave
soon for st. Louis, where Raymond
expects 70 work. We wish the happy
youngsters all the joys and best
wishes to follow them whsrevsr they
may 20. We hope this will BE- ~ an
added stimulus and inspiration to
Rays older brothers and help them
too set the pace.
Earl Modfn was Boise city visitor
Sunday, returning Monday evening.
Has It started 10 work on you al
ready Earl7
Mrs. Minis Johnson's mother, Mrs.
Young, Is over from Boise for few
days, whiting with Mrs. Ed Modin
and other friends.
Vsrn Miller reports his father to be
resting easier at the time this is writ /
ten. We hope for Mr.. Miller's re-
ecysry and wish to see him up and
around again rs before. Vsrn has had
: great deal Of grief, sorrow and
worry this spring, but thru 1t all
shines his good old honest-to-God
Missouri smile, and that means . lot
Jim Howick is assisting Ed Tyler
with this cutting Of hay. Mr.. Howick
holped Ed last time and Is an old
timer 1t the hay business.
II Tyief viii build m addition on
Win DoutIeT's reEidence soon. This
will make Wits home about 40 at
tTaetive Pnnch honss ~ there h In
u, community.
Amos Hrlmick. Jr.. Is cutting bar
lay and oats for Emery RyneArson
tbs week. Amos, although just
boy yet. has learned to be depend
able and bear responsibility to such
an extent that his father trusts him
with this very valuable piece Of ma
chintry. Amos just finished binding
his fathers wheat which was quite /
heavy on the upper twenty,
The Howard Harper family will go
10 the Boise Basin this week to visit /
friends and relatives and remain for /
soveral days. Howard needs the rest !
and 1t Ii needless to say Mrs. Harper ,
sAs had this little visit coming FOR {
Iome time. This will be the first |
.imc In three years they have been .
,ack to their old familiar home scenes
Bill Surber had the misfortune the
'arly part Of last week to have
Iorse fall on him while on his way
|Dme from town. The fall ruptured .
Hood vessel In Wills abdomen which :,
an Immediate operation :,
Vhich was performed by Drs. Clark Il
nd PittsnGer on Thursday Of last !,
fsek. Reports are that Will IL con- :
AleacinK ~ fast ~ can b. expected !.
nd ID out Of danger 1T this time. Nall
I'M 70 the cross next time Bill. r
You have all read about the Three
Vioo Men Of Gotham that sot out to :,
q in . bowl. The modern version !.
I thia ID the littls fishing trip that :
il Hstherington, Anthony Peterson 9
nd Frank Wills took last week to
Iarshall Lake. This mighty trio Of p
y-caaters and bait dAnglers left En- h,
lett on last Thursday morning, driv-
n thru to Marshall Lake In time to a,
imp the Same evening. Marshall &
AXE Ii some eight or nine miles II
Dove Burgdorf and the last few miles
the road which one must navigate n,
reach this fishing resort requires ~
reat skill in lacking backward and
nth to miss the granite 6oulders and 8,
jumps that litter the roadway. The ~
shermen An9led the better part Of :,
III . day catching some seventy odd 10
out between them, but bait seemed
rong or something and they finally NJ
'eided to give w and return to more m
crative surroundings. Leaving the n,
ks that afternoon they were great
lrprissd and wised up on reaching 8,
arRdorf again on their way homo.
ling low on gas Frank asked Al G,
w much gas he thought he needed N
ID he replied that about hree gallons y
ould do, then Frank inquired the ~,
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