Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-07
BUSY FRU|TLhNO ITEAS

The program given at the NJ. F
church under the auspices of tn
{ w. c. T. u. was largely attended
Much credit is due Miss Florenc,
Lewis for the purely benevolent mo
/ tive that prompted her in arranging
the program and giving her time Il
Z the training of the children. Tn,
program was well rendered and calle
forth much applause. The dialogues
revealed many laughable situations
No admittance fee was charged bu
an offering given to be used for a
benevolent purpose. Nearly thirty
five dollars was contributed which
indicated the appreciation of the
program and the work generally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schwilk are
expected home from Hot Springs
Ore, this week much improved in
health.
How did you spend the Fourth?'
is being generally asked. A large
majority of our people attended the
celebration at New Plymouth. and
all are united i'm declaring our sister
city knows how to entertain the
crowds as most enjoyable time
was had by all. A great many
family picnics were chosen by others
as a pleasant manner in celebrating
the holiday. Space will not permit
the mention of each one but suffice
it TO say the safe and sane way of
spending the Fourth is gaining
ground About the largest picnic af-
fair was the one at the beautiful
grove of A. b. Eldridge Rev. David
Edy preached a fine sermon at elev-
en- o'clock which was followed by a
picnic in which one hundred-twenty
people did ample justice TO ban
quet fit for a king. After dinner
the children rendered a fine program
that delighted all present.
The Christian Endeavor of the
ii. E. church will hold their month
ly business meeting at the home of
w. J. Russell at o'clock Saturday
evening. All members are requested
to be present as a part of the time
will be devoted to a prayer service,
uniting the business meeting and
prayer meeting services.
Harry Birrel who was operated on
1t the Woodward hospital for blood
poison. is getting along nicely and
will soon be out again as sound as
ever, which will be heard with pleas
ire by his many friends.
DIR. and Mrs Canoe left for Seattle,
Portland and other points on the
coast Wednesday morning. the
DOCTOR returning to his home in Og-
len, Iowa. They express themselv-
IS as being well pleased with Pay
cite Valley and the west in general.
E. L. Davis is building nice
new residence on his farm and will
soon be leaving Fruitland to be-
,ome a full-fledged farmer.
Mrs. Walters had a runaway which
night have been very serious. The
horse took fright tipping the buggy. |
throwing Mrs. Walters and one child
)ut, righting itself the buggy went
nerrily on its way carrying one
brave little fellow along. Hobart
Smith on horseback caught the
horse and no one seriously hurt.
Miss Grace Rifle had a delightful
little party in honor of her eighth
birthday. The little folks gathered
It her home on Thursday at 3 p. m.
md spent the afternoon in playing
games and a merry little crowd they
we're. The most important item was [
lot overlooked and they refreshed /
themselves on ice cream and cake
md berries. Those present were:-
Hallie Ring, Roy Ring, Lille Spenc-
IT, Gladys Dean, Merl Hezeltine. Az
i Heckes, Title Heckes, Irma Roy
,ton, Josephine Royston, Lucille
;trawn, Hazel Strawn. Lester Strawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Lewis are
listing in Boise for the week
md attending the Chautauqua.
Do not forget Friday night is
range. After the business session,
gill be the literary program, follow
ID by ice cream and cake and a
eneral good time meeting your
riends. Come out, for the life on
he farm would grow irksome in
eed but for the little social gather
ngs that bring us together. The
inter coal supply win be considered.