The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-06-22
SWEET

lnere mas Deen some especially Ilne
music at the church every Sunday
night. Sunday night the Reverend
and Mrs. Mulkin sang some beautiful
duets. Don't miss these delightful
| treats.
The teachers employed for the next
term are: Mrs. Ed Holbrook for the
primary grades and Miss Glass, Of
Emmett for the upper grades.
The Will War; family and Miss Iris
Phillips motored to Dry Buck Sunday,
where they enjoyed the day beneath
the pines and frs.
The Ladies' Aid of Montour, con-
sisting of several carloads, met at the
parsonage with Mrs. Mulkin Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Jim Knowlton and
Mrs. Rodney Jensen of Sweet were
also present. All enjoyed themselves
immensely.
Miss Leora Jones of Star was visit
ing friends in Sweet few days last
week.
Mrs. Clarence Beans father, Mr..
Ramey, is again very low and was
removed to Boise hospital for medi-
cal treatment.
Owen Harrington has returned
home again, feeling just fine. We
are glad to know he is recovering so
rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Audmer Brandon of
Brownlee were Sweet visitors last
Saturday.
Mrs. Rosa Bennett, our genial post
mistress went over the rural route
Friday in company with Lawson Hill,
the rural carrier on Route 1.
l. B. Leisy and family were EN-
NETT visitors one day last week.
Wilbur Kirts and Charles Anderson
were business visitors at Emmett on
Tuesday of last week.
Eva Leisy spent last week with
Olive Manson of Brownlee.
Geo. Boynton was an Emmett WISH
tor last week.
Mrs. Richards of Lakeport, a sister
Of Mr.. Cooper, is visiting at the Har-
ry Hartman home.
Gilbert and Will Talley and Owen
Dix OF Sweet and Lloyd Cox of Mon
tour, accompanied by their wives and
Mrs. M. ]. Crawford and Miss Rilla
Ward, motored to Boise last Wednes-
day TO attend the Elks convention.
Mrs. Ward Smith and sons were
Mcnteur visitors on Saturday.
Violet Martin is staying with Mrs.
Bert Cox for a few weeks.
Will Talley and mother, Mrs. En-
ma 1alley were Emmett visitors on
Saturday.
Phoebe Hartenstine of Cabarton
spent the week end with her mother,
Mrs. Clarence Bean, and at the G. /
C.. Montgomery home in Brownlee.
The ball game Sunday between the |
NJ w. A. team and Ola resulted in
a score of 40 to l in favor of the
Woodmen.
Mrs. Owen Dix spent Sunday at the
Cox home in Montour, with her
mother and sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. John Holbrook left
for Boise, where Mr.. Hol-
brook expects to undergo an opera
tion. He has been in very poor health
for some time.
Mr.. Robinson and family Of EN-
nett were Sunday guests at the
Charles Darrah home, and in the af-
ternoon they motored down to the
Hot Springs. Mr.. Robinson is the
of the Mountain States Tele-
phone Co at Emmett.
Mrs Bert Cox and little son Elvis
attended Sunday sehocl at the
8rownlee church Sunday forenoon ssna
we're dinner guests at the Ebb Big
gers home.
w. D. Smith is hauling lumber for
lis father-in-law at Montour. Mr..
Albin expects to build house on his :
,lace sometime during the summer.
Mrs. Will Talley spent few days :
asst week in Boise having her eyes
reated. She returned home Satur-
lay.
Lon Phillips was in town Saturday.
The Talley Bros. have had 30 acres
f beans planted in Brownlee. B.
'eetin planted them on his summer !
allow, finishing the job last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Vahlberg and :
,ouisa were Emmett visitors few '
ays last week.
Mrs. Ernest Bennett, Mrs. Rosa ]
,ennett, Mrs. Hardy Phillips, and :
drs. Frank Hensley expect to shop
n Emmett Tuesday, Mrs. Ernest
bennett driving over in their car. z