The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-08-31
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We saw Boiss Riggs, Sr., The othsr
day just altar our arrival home from
Cur fishing trip, md he said that If
NJ could not speak TO him while away
from home, Why, he would not speak
"a NJ ct homo. OF course he referred
TO our passing him in = Ford car In
tie upper end Of Garden valley ~ we
were going in and he coming out.
Beth were Favsling fast and the meet
ing 10 unexpected, Boise, that you
will have 70 pardon us, for the sight
AZ old familiar faces 80 fAr from home
left us speechless, Boise and his com-
paniOn, who we took tp be Sam Nc
MILAN had just begged their limit of
grouse and were 1t that time headed
for home, returning through the Boise
Basin to view tbs scenery.
Charles White, brotherdn-lAw Of
James Jensen, who II 1t this time
visiting ct tho home OF his relatives.
expects 70 stay until after the peach
harvest now, e. he has fallen in love
WITH Z poAeh and Il proves 70 BE- an
EthortA. The ], L. Jensen family are
expecting Mrs.. b1cAdams Of Ohio this
Wesk, accompanied by Mr.. AeAdoms'
daughter, both Of whom will make
cutie IN extended visit with relatives /
and friends hofoFs going on 70 Cali
fornia. Mrs. McAdams IL sister Of
Mrs.. Jsnsen's.
Harold Jester spsnt the weekend
visiting at the James Jensen home.
Prom appearances he is no jssss- IN
actions, even II In name, for . beaten
trail extends from Caldwell TO the
6outh Slope where his roadster has
run.
Mas Irene and Karen Jensen will
both teach school the ensuing year,
the former 1t Mentour again and the
latter 1t Bliss.
Joe Wayne Dodd il visiting his
Aunts, Mru. Cal Hughes, in Nampa,
this week.
Miss Emma o'Dsil. niece Of Mrs.
Dodd. spsnt several days visiting with
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Hughes 1t Paystte, returning to En-
rnstl the last Of the week. She states
that the Albert Hughes's have finish
I'd thsir work IN Payette and have
moved 70 Nampa, where they will be
located for some time.
Peach harvest will start the last OF
this week or the first Of next on the
9lope, according to several growers,
- the fruit IL turning fast to the gold
m bluah Of maturity. Growers have
been busy the past few days hauling
enormous loads OF baskets and con- !
,aiDers for the harvest time. I
The Chapman threshing machine
has about cleaned every stack in this
section and has gone farther to seek $
rev fields with new stacks. The $
steinbsugh boys are the general care
akers OF the outfit this year, one OF '
hem being engineer and the other U
ending separator.
The Wright -Ivie expedition to Blue u
axes In home and announce that
hings were lovely all the way thru.
they are now preparing for general
ush on the peaches, which Art never
lid overlook
Horace Dodd is located at Bryn
dawr, Wash, and likes It fine. We
Iope he watches his step or he is IL : :
bile to lose his membership in the
,achelors' club like another Of our es-
eemed friends from out that way.
School will open Sept. 8 in the Lin =
oin school, with Miss Mildred Mills
n charge Of education. Rene Hazel
on has been painting up the doors :
nd making other general repairs .
AteIy preparatory u the reception of :
he little tots. rs
Word was received . few days ago ?
v Mrs. Hubert Dayton that her :,
randnothcr. Mrs. J. b. Hurst, died on = :,
he 10th Of this month 1T her home u
TX miles southeast OF Mccall. Death
,as caused by dropsy, which followed Y
lingering illness sustained by bad :
ccident last fall when she fell, break !"
X her arm near the shoulder and
fhich confined her to her bed most ;,
Il winter. Mrs. Hurst was years -
I age and had lived in Idaho over 70 y
ears. She was married in the east to >
lem briggs and 10 children were ..