The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-01-12


Y leased last year to the former Mill
Marts home on Boise Highway be
tween the old Shinn ranch now oc
: cupied by the Japanese gardener ant
the present home of Mr.. Mart's faith
er-in-law.
j milo Maize" as we always call Mr.
Phillips, in moving decided that they
must dedicate their new home last
Friday evening. Quite number OF
the young folks Of the community and
relatives of the hosts assembled at
the hour Of eight P. M. and danced
cold fashioned" square dances, ETC.,
until late hour when luncheon was
served. The music for the occasion
was furnished by Irl Thomas and lrl
Shaw, interspersed by local talent
! from time to time. Every one had a
splendid time annd departed wishing
the Phillipses many prosperous times
to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Shaw, and aunt
Of the news butcher, visited with
home folks from Friday until Monday.
They are living at present in Boise.
While here they took in the house
warming dance at the Phillips home,
an evening at cards at the home of
Mrs. Nina Johnson besides making
home folks a nice visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Beutler are en-
joying the pleasure of visit from
Mrs. Beutler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lake.
Howard Harper and Billie Groom
er made business trip down the val
ley to Skip Spaulding's on Tuesday.
The Pete Hansen home was the
scene Of card party again last Fri
day evening, many Of the neighbors
gathering in for social evening.
Grave concern is held for Bert Car
penter, son Of John Carpenter, who is
very sick. 1t is thought Bert may
have diptheria, although this idea has
almost been abandoned since DR.. Cum
mings has been in attendance and
states he has very severe case Of
tonsilitis. We hope the lad will be
soon, as either affliction
is mighty bad.
Revival meetings have been holding
forth at the How'd schoolhouse down
the slope and are conducted by Mr..
Davies, North and Adams.
Many of the Slope floks as well as
those of our community have been in
at this gathering.
The ice pond near the Oscar Ivie
home has been receiving it's share of
from /the community's
young folks lately, there being joy
Jus mob on its shining surface most
If the time nowadays.
Oscar Ivie has been assisting John
Carpenter haul hay from the West
axe ranch to the Carpenter home
'anch to feed Johns stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Ivie and Miss
Teresa Ivie spent Sunday evening at
he Gertie Shawl home, after which
hey took in the revival meeting.
Gene Honey and Harry Ivie have
eft with bunch of horses for their
sweet, sweet home near Sweet.
The Dan Nelson family have at
asst become settled in their newly ac-
Iuired home which was formerly the
}. X. dairy. We were talking with
byron Nelson the other day and he
aid they were sapping fifteen head
+ cows ut present and are mighty
lad to be back near Emmett among
heir old friends. We welcome the
|eilson family into our midst and
wish them all the success possible !
or them in their new undertaking.
Arrangements are on foot for
ance Saturday night at the Ed Modin
ome. Music will be furnished by the
est to be obtained and supper will be
furnished by the women folks. Re
member your invitation and come.
Many are those who were preparing
o take in the Shriners' ball when we
losed our files, so we hope all en-
Dyed themselves immensely and that
UGH events may continue to be re-
Gated.
This comprises our list this week.
We wanted to reach more of you, but
'ere unable to, so please help US out
y registering your news with US and
5e will see that it is handed in.
J. L. Jensen is preparing to store
&c for his summers ice cream trade
nd expects to commence about We'd
esday Of this week. Others are pre-
airing to store up GOODNESS againet
he summers scorching heat. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Coonrod spent H
unday evening at the correspon- II
ent's homo, making a call on the
haw and Coonrod tribe. Amos Hell =
nick also called for few brief mo-
tents during the evening and had a
God story ready for the event.