The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-27

II she broke loose and will hold he
until called for. Perhaps some on
| borrowed her for while. In this cas-
the borrower should let the owner
know.
Will Beutler is now running tn.
new Fordson tractor for the .Westlakt
fruit ranch. He has been employed II
springtoothing the orchards the pas
few days. From the way Bill steer,
| 1t he IL As good skinner Of that q.
ne is of four or six head team.
"Scottie," the Westlake orchards
"boss," has received the new sprayer
and has been putting it to such good
use the last few days that the lime
and sulphur spraying will just about
be wound up the middle Of this week.
Mr.. Scott sent the old machine back
to the Boise valley to be used in the
Earl CompAny's orchards.
Mrs. Clarence Shaw left for her
home near Mccall on Monday. Her
daughter Marguerite accompanied
her. They will meet with a cold re-
ception when they arrive at home, in
the shape Of snow about two feet
deep, but we are sure the home folks
will more than overcome that with
the warmth Of their welcome. The
Shaws intend to try out large
amount Of csulifower and head let
tuce this season, so our auntie decided
she would have to be getting home to
the construction Of hot
beds and other necessary adjuncts.
We were sorry to see her go, as we
will soon be left absolutely without
cook; that is when Irl Shaw and wife
leave US.
Ferdinand Katzenmeyer is the
proud possessor Of new COW which
he intimated he purchased Saturday
at the sale in town. She is nice
Iooker, and there is no reason for Mr..
Katzenmeyer not feeling justified in
having grin on his face.
The correspondent has just COM
oleted a grape arbor TO sit under when |
t gets about 1870 in the shade this
You see it is nice thing to
De looking out for No. /, which most
If US are adept at.
VIII Obermeyer has had crew Of
planters busy the last
'ew days. putting into the ground the
iced for the luscious crop to follow.
,eems little early this year, but ac-
ording to Hoyle and the family al
nanac it is about that time Of year
ii right.
Thos. j. Coonrod, agent for the
;rand Union Tea Co., has been deliv-
ring orders to his customers the past
,eek.
Louis Alsager, Sr., is able to be up
nd around on crutches, but is pretty
ably shaken up and weak yet. He
avs he has a hard time in finding
nough reading material to keep him
LAy and would be glad to have some
you neiRhbors who have lots Of
fading material to send him bunch
lille he is lnid up recuperating
Earl Modin plowed some land for
Irs. Nina Johnson on Monday.
Emory Rynearson, the Ivie boys
I'd several others who use the drain
onR the north side Of Lincoln drive
ter 1t gets farther down, were clean
2 waste ditch the first Of the week.
Sam and Myrtle Shaw came over
ON Boise Friday with Fred Ritter.
I'm and Fred are demonstrating q
.rosene burning CRATE for stove.
RI. Shaw will visit 1t the home of
r son-in-law, the Hubert Daytons.
Water will no doubt be in the Last
nance Ditch by the time this goes ,
press. 1t was expected in Monday
{ was not in sight when we last
,ked.
Apricots are out on the slope and
esent quite a contrast to a few g
VS. ago. .
Winifred West is still with Denny v
Co., spraying somewhere in the
ighborhood of the Miss Merrill or h
ards. :
For the convenience of those who
sire to reserve seats for the High
own Baby's Minstrels," the cor
will have tickets for sale
I'M now until May 3. o
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