Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-07-14
BUSY FRU|TLAAD ITEMS


W. j. Russell Friday night July Is.
Mrs. z. B. Gladish's Sunday school
class met at her home Thursday az
ternOon for a social and business
meeting. pleasant time was had
and a name selected which the writ
er did not learn. Ice cream, cake
and berries were served.
Mrs. Frank Davis was an over Sun
day visitor with her sister. Miss
Blom, who is a nurse, at Woodward
hospital
Mrs. A Grimes left last week for
visit with her parents in Missouri.
She will visit there until the first
week in August, when she will go to
Nebraska, and visit friends there
returning home the last of the month.
The fell destroyer. scarlet fever.
claimed another victim last Thursday
in the person Of Miss Bessie Brock.
nineteen year old daughter Of an
aged couple east OF Fruitland The
Brooks have not been residents of
the bench for very long, but Miss
Bessie had made many warm friends.
who sympathize with the parents OF
rthe girl. who are left alone. as their
u year old son is away. She was
i'll just week The parents did not
know the girl was so i'll, thinking the
trouble was tonsilitis. and would
soon subside. DR.. Drysdale was
called on Wednesday and pronounced
I it scarlet fever in virulent form.
All was done that was possible but
she passed away at 4 O'Clock Thurs
day. Interment was made at River
side cemetery, a short service be-
ing held at the grave by Rev. Day
1t is with deep contrition cor
rect an error made some two weeks
ago in reporting a wedding. | sup
pose il would make little difference
with the public at large but a vast
difference TO the parties concerned,
who the groom might or might not
be. The one in question was Miss
Lena Wilson and Mr. Craig Wilke.
instead OF the gentleman reported
who is not a benedict. but still in
the matrimonial field.
Mrs. Alberts and two daughters
from Colorado surprised her cousin.
Mrs. I. F. Harry, by her arrival here
Friday The families had not seen
each other for % years, and find
many happy "reminiscences of young
er days.
Mrs. Frank Kassner returned sun
day evening from Boise. after en-
joying a week of recreation and rest
with her mother.
The little grandchildren of Rev.
Ely are sick at his home on the A..
bench OF scarlet fever. The youngest ,
child at last reports is very i'll, but ,
hopes are entertained for the recOv-
cry OF both the little ones. The moth
er is the one who lost the little one
by drowning some time ago and ,
great sympathy is felt for her in
her present trouble.
Mrs. J. F. McCarty's little ones ,
have been having siege Of measles
but are getting along nicely.
The literary and social evening at ,
the grange brought out a large crowd ,
and a very pleasant time was en-
ioyed by all. The program was good, =
however al the numbers were not a.,
given. The refreshments under the ,
supervision OF Mrs Vestal. Mrs q,
Royston, Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Spain
hover was the feature that ended e..
the program Abundance of ice creaI
and cake was served and if anyone 7
failed to have plenty. ii was not the q
fault of the ladies.
Little Irene Donovan entertained +,
her little friends from TO O'Clock =
Thursday afternoon in a most de-
lightful manner. The occasion was =
in honor OF her seventh birthday and y
she was the recipient OF many pretty r
and useful gifts. Dainty refreshments
were served consisting of ice cream. Q
cake. lemonade and candies. Games n
were played. the peanut race and pin
ming the tail on the elephant eaus- n
ing much meTriment. Those present '
were Vera and Iona Johnson. Ger q
,rude and Josephine Pardunn. Thelma .
Alma. Howard. Gladys and Theo a
Smith Neal and Donald Williams. .
Dorothy and Roma Sur. Velma Sgain-
hover. Helen Liuck. Eva. Edna and n
Elsie Blomstrom, Raymond, Minnie y
and Lester Hooker. Leila and Mildred "
Fisher. Paul and Irene Daubenberger.
Ruth Beebee. Alpha King. Ruth Pot
ter, Aubrey and Wendell Carnifix.
John. Joseph. Jennie and Nora Har- :
rigan. Gladys and Irene Donovan. ;
Earl Scitchfield is the proud owner II