The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-02-02
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their usual rendezvous, which was "
Ed Modin homo. The gathering va
for the express purpose Of seeing VII
had the longest and best snduranc
record for pleasure. The boobie prize
were awarded Frank Wills and Alv
Coonrod. This event proved YER
successful both from the standpoin
Of the committees selected and tn
work which they accomplished TO
the benefit Of the Clan. The Modil
home has become an oasis Of pleasure
In this great American Desert o
gloom. A committee Of six or eight
and possibly more, We did not learr
how many exactly, acted as entertain
ment for the tribesmen. With Their
efforts tho crowded hall room wal
kept milling around playing games
with intermissions between long
enough for all the boys to nest the
kiris. ThOse acting ~ guiding angels
for the occasion, ~ near ~ we could
find out, were "Bill" Harlow, Horace
Dodd, "Unele BIN" Modin, "Swsde"
Modin, 1Jap" Modin and Frank Wills.
How many more Is hard to tell. The
later hours vera spent playing games
while the earlies were passed in one
great whirl Of wAltzing figures. Music
for the occasion was furnished by
community talent mostly and was
greatly enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
RAIDER sEve several splendid selections
~ dance numbers. Jack and "Slick"
Proctor, however, were the main
spokea in the wheel for the evenings
music. interpreted by numbers from
Miss Gladys Gray, Lorita Lockett and
lrl Shaw. During the course Of the
evening refreshments were served. We
believe every ono had = good time
but we are judging only from our
selves. which Ia good way. Wei
know we danced. played games and /
generally used up ourselves until we
are about half psralyzed yet rs a re-
suit We are at least thankful we
are not obliged to have more than
''o s'A'd ,''ne sooue evsry 20 oi.eh
- We ~ou'u soon po = III SUBJECT Tor
'"s n'oisus We enJoyeu ourselves
This time.
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49, "Appe''.' ''s u .nese was
~ 'oa' % e'e On A'oe'' ns-
49, ""''e On H's way nome
l's',.s o''~.''' tue MINER
'ss "'N 1's 'e'oo'''ouss' AiDers
:. - s."s a.'''s - "eu IS
-" -" aay iovs ana her
."V o'u i.''hiu' roru nauht
'pp."ee A'ohX ABOUT the time ~ nap
V"se' s.~neos Are Aioert wouio nave
ensnea .ihs'e 'n' rest OF MS me-
: y ~ ne mas hopes Tor with the aid
! our riAsnignt ana pump no soon
nAnssu and WAS on ms happy way /.
gam. inc oshsr event We must call
ou' A'.sns'on 70 was the happen :
'. OF roy modim - We nave
Noy drove TO StAr aissr Lor'ta ana
y i<ockest 10 nave shem over from ,
'o'ss Tor THIS special event. Upon
IRVING at home the other sprouts
I tbs family annexed the girls to
heir admirins rstinue and Roy had
D do all the chores. Tough luck, Roy,
nd III be dArnsd II I'd stxnd Tor II
ny more There would be some
roken heads OF the stage would DC
u set for action, believe nun.
Ross Modin has been cripple tho
ast few days as result OF his am
itious efforts to dig = trench y
each frozen water pipe through
ome froscn terra firma with = pick.
Iosa missed the soil upon one pass
nd tbs blunt old rusty end OF the
lex was embedded IN the upper part
the arch Of hin foot. This injury
~ caused Ross some very painful