The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-11

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J Ithe tFoublA BIT se1.elimo an q
Ing to write comedy sbout "fightin
: Nivvsr." In u still working on "a
lcsr. He said VIXEN - let cps morn
ing just rsceAtiy, en- going 70 II
this thing up ones 20 Il will BE- sur
70 run like II ought 70. That's
i mistake; no Hord ovor was intended 4
b run that way. We would not hav
i told about this only We thought !
might b. Of ssrvics to other For
| sufferers.
| Saturday evening capped the china,
for attendance Ut the Nodin dances
which have become such IN establish
- Institution thst httlo needs be sale
any wofs shout the pleasant time
that are enjoyed thsre. lrl Thomas
was at his best, Miss Shropshire SURE
had the old piano responding with per
and every one stepped lively.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nodin had several
guests from Boise over to the dance
Saturday evening. They were Mr.
and Mrs John Durham and party.
Chick RyneArSon was telling us
Saturday evening that b. was soon to
leave the employment Of the r. b.
Shaw ranch. He talked Ike he ex-
pectsd TO enter the government en-
picy. Just then the music started
and we never caught anything more
from Chick for he was off.
The community is = veritable flower
garden, redolent with dandelions,
prune blossoms and all other kinds Of
varieties. In fact, May has made
miles and miles Of pastoral pictures,
which show the sheep under the flow
ering apple trees. Irl Shaw, who
has come from snow banks, says that
the banks Of blossoms remind him Of
winters bountiful boards. How come,
Irl, you must have been drinking when
they looked that way to you.
Andy Sorenson has certainly work.
ed strip Of gumbo soil and planted
1t until now 1t looks like it might have
been sandpapered it is SO smooth.
Good work, Andy.
Lake Ivie il ovcrjoyed to find his
horse at last. Dee Yates found her
down several miles below Caldwell
on the river, while down there for
other purposes.
Roger Tyler states he wants us to
teli about how the wind blew the roof
off AlsDa Peutler's barn, or shed, some
time $50 and he haa been going court
ing so much recently he has not had
time to fix It.. Just wait, Roger; If
you don't do worse than that when
you start in we will treat.
Ed Tyler has been working At homo
for some time this spring and has
planted grain and alfalfa where for
nerly was his corn patch. Ed has
also built q neat chicken house that
,eta off the place nicely.
Well, we have . new road overseer
Ind let's hope that politics will not
tut all the ice with public positions.
Raymond Modin and Horace Dodd
eft suddenly Monday for what their
'olks think may be coast points. OF
course, their departure was all
planned out ahead or else Nellie sure
landed Horace . package ard he left
!. o. b., not full Of beer, but full Of
bitterness. When they expect to re-
urn or whore they were going is not
tnown. Horace has been James L.
Iensen's trusted employee around the
larry and his sudden leave places
Or. Jensen ut quite = disadvantage
Though ]. L. stated he expected to
ave Mr.. Sprague start work for him
n Wednesday of this week.
James L. Jensen this week started
p his ice cream plant full blast,
urning out the high standard quality
I CONNECTION that he established last
eason. Mr.. Jensen has modern, sani-
Ary equipment and is prepared to
i've any and all his customers the
enefit Of his experience and gift of
laking ice cream. Mr.. Jensen will
take serveral different flavors that
re popular and which have had such
wide acquaintance with those who
now good ice cream. Let James
how you il you are from Missouri;
not, and you have lived around
mmett, his product will speak for
self.
"Chick" Rynearson leaves this week
Or American Falls, where he stated
e expected to enter the employ Of Mr..
unn, who formerly was partner of r ,
:. Shaw. Chick was gathering up ;
is belongings Wednesday and had a
,legram advising him to get a truck ,
'om the Shaw ranch, come to Payette
tier Mr.. Dunn and go from there to :
merican Falls. We are sorry to see :
Chick" leave our community as he !,
as one of our social young lions and
steady worker
Perry Stauders, better known as ,
DIE" Cotton" and SNOWFALL" an ,
nploye Of the Westlake orchards, !
rs run over Tuesday by a wagon
,uling q large tank Of water. The
ltent of his injuries cannot as yet =
. fully determined. sole" vas driv-
g the wagon and sudden shifting
the tank threw one of his feet into
e front wheel which pulled him off
e box and threw him to the ground z
,der the hind wheel, which passed \
ross his abdomen. DR.. Cummings :
as called and Perry was taken to :
wn. but it was undetermined how :
rious his condition might be. H.