The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-06-01
SWEET

4 Emmett league team crossed D2LS al
! Emmett Tuesday. A large number
from both Sweet, Montour and vicin-
ity went to Emmett to see the game
Roy Mcconnell Of Star, passed thru
Sweet Saturday evening on his way
to High Valley, via Dry Buck, with
his cattle. Roy is moving back to his
ranch in High Valley with the ex-
pectation Of making that their future
home.
Mrs. Ed Whipple expects to take
charge of the Woody Hotel building
and open it up to accommodate the
public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Roth moved
into the Smyers bungalow on the hill.
The ball game between Sweet and
Ola Sunday, resulted in score of
so to A in favor of Sweet.
Gilbert and Will Talley were Brown
lee visitors Sunday forenoon.
Leland Albin visited with Loran
and Gilbert Smith last Tuesday.
The children and their parents and
teacher of the upper grades enjoyed
picnic last Thursday at the Hot
Springs. A delightful basket lunch
con was served at noon, and all par
ticipated in the fun in the afternoon,
by going into the plunge. Miss Stella
Beutler, the upper grade teacher, left
Saturday for her home at Emmett.
Miss Laura Bigelow left Friday
for her home at Nampa. Both young
ladies just closed successful term
of school at this place.
Mr.. Parks, from near Ola spent
Monday night at the Ward Smith
home. He purchased a cow and calf
of Charles Darrah while here
Lawson Hills have almost finished
moving from the Woody hotel build
ing to their new home formerly
known as the Montgomery hotel, To-
Gated upon the hill overlooking the
business section of the city.
A party of about twenty enjoyed
plunge at the Hot Springs nat last
Tuesday night. After splashing about
to their hearts desire they had q
wienie roast, which none sighted.
Mrs. Jim Knowlton returned Mon
day from Pendleton, Ore, where she
had been called to the beside of her
sister Elsie who was seriously injur-
ed. Her sister was taken to Portland
to be operated on, and to date no
further word has been received as to
her condition.
Mr.. Fitch of Boise and a party Of
friends, passed thru Sweet Sunday, on
their way to Dry Buck.
Mr.. Roahbaugh of Payette passed
thru this neck of the woods Sunday,
on his way to and from his saw mill
on Dry Buck.
Lon Phillips and family arrived
home last Friday from Payette, where
they have been the past year. They
left Sunday for Dry Buck, where Lon
will work for Mr.. Roahbaugh of the
Dry Buck mill
Mr.. and Mrs Marion Cox and daugh
ter Eva, Mr.. and Mrs Shaw, Joe
Elliot and Mrs. Oscar Cox and baby
were Saturday night guests at the
Bert Cox home. 1ney all gathered
at the Rainey home in Brownlee for
Sunday dinner and today Tuesday, |
at the Dave Biggers home for dinner
and all went to the cemetery to de- |
corate in the afternoon.
Clyde Phillips left Sunday morning |
for Placerville, where he is engaged
in the logging business.
Lloyd Cox and son Billy, John
Haley, and Mr.. Laughlin of Montour
visited at the Owen Dix home Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Biggers and
children of Boise are here visiting re-
Iatives a few days. They spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Biggers.
The Talley clan held family re-
union at the Will Talley home Sunday
Mrs. Harry Martin expects to leave
today Tuesday, for Mamma. where
me will visit awhile.
Frank Goodwin went to Boise week
ago Sunday and returned with Miss
Craig and Miss Dexter. In the after
noon they attended the ball game at
he Bend, and motored back to Boise
n the evening
Mrs. Jack Newell is reported on the
sick list. DR.. Byrd was called Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Anderson
moved into the Mabee house out by
he parsonage Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Dix and Mrs.
lack McMurrin attended the dance at
hontour Friday night.
Gard Wood, inspector for the Nut
lal Creamery Co. of Boise. called at
he C. G. Goodwin home Tuesday
Mrs. Ward Smith and children Wis
ted her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Albin of Montour Monday.
Ed Vahlberg's are moving back to
hoir home in town