Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-29
BUSY FRUITLiHD ITEMS.

the Sunday School room, while Mr.
Austerhaut, Sunday School worker
spoke in the main church room. The
Sunday School council was fairly well
attended and was especially interest.
ing 10 those who we're unable TO at
tend the convention. Graded lessons
were discussed pro and con and the
conclusion drawn that in a few years
the Sunday School that is not graded
!. will be back number. Many good
points were brought out but space
forbids further mention.
Mrs. j. E. Robinson arrived safely
at her home at Des Moines, Iowa,
and found her father somewhat bet
ter but an operation seems imperative
and the result will be most doubt
full.
The c. E. Endeayor social at Par
dun's was a success in spite of the
inclemency of the weather The young
people made something like s19, the
proceeds TO go toward the expense of
ton. at Pocatello.
Miss Alice Hunter mad Miss Elso
Schmid left Monday for Pocatello TO
attend the c. E. convention. They
went as far as Nampa Monday even !
ing remaining until the next morn
ing that they might have the pleas |
ure of the trim by daylight
Miss Lois Moore, Rev. E. NJ Thorn |
and Paul N. Van Der Kar were din
ner guests at the home of Mr.. and A..
Mrs. ]. H. Spainhower Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O. Scritchfield were
pleasantly surprised by the young
married peoples class of the NJ. E.
church Friday evening, the occasion
being a house warming in the at
tractiye little bungalow home just
completed. 1t is as dainty and at
tractive as good taste and money
can make it and we congratulate
the worthy banker and his good
wife on being so nicely situated.
There were about 80 of the class
present and the evening passed most
pleasantly in games and conversation.
Dainty refreshments were served con-
sisting of ice cream and cake.
Word from Mr. NJ. R. Taylor's fam
lily at Roswell state they are well
with the exception of Mr.. Taylor and
Terril being badly bruised in run
n Of he
storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fischer and
daughter Olive of Fremont, Nebras-
ks. are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Madsen this week.
Mrs. Fischer and Mrs. Madsen were
sirlhood friends. 7
Mr.. T. o. Ady is sporting a very =,
swell new family carriage.
IT'S nice to have auto-mo-bubbles
But then there's no end to troubles
While the joy of the new family car II
. riage a.
Is a pleasure you can not dispar- D
age" m
Mr.. C. E. Barnes gave himself a n
title outing and went over to Boise
c the Chautauqua. His special rea- OF
on for going was the fact that Ar d;
hur Middleton, head of the Chicago Ell
)peratic Company that was a feature 81
# the Chautauqua, was an old friend 81
# his, back east and he could not ST
Mss this chance of seeing him.
A pretty home wedding occurred &c
[ the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Col ds
urn Sunday out on the lawn under al
he beautiful shade Miss Margaret
otter and Mr.. James McCrosky Of P;
)hio, plighted their VOWS and be- II
anne man and wife, Miss Bertha
.inck and Mr.. Willard Hall acting ru
S brides maid and best man. The te
ride was dainty and sweet in white st
ilk The happy couple will be at WI
ONE in Emmett in the near future.
My the most intimate friends wit co
essed the ceremony, those pres he
Mt being Mr.. and Mrs. Linck, Ber tn
Ia Linck and Mr.. Hall. Mr.. Eagle ar
1ns. Mr.. and Mrs Long of Boise, lol
Hiss Hardesty of Weiser and the
olburn family. u
~ and Mrs. WATSON of Payette gil
ere entertained at the home of Su
IT, and Mrs n. w. Lewis Sunday. an
Mrs McGrevy of Payette and til
aude Williams formerly of this
ace visited Sunday at the ]. NJ. afi
oyston home. fri
Mrs. Darling of Washington. is AFT
lie guest of her nieces Mrs. c. E. ice
arnes, Mrs. Ralph Richardson and sci
sr nephew Tom Frazier. Mrs. Dart
G is here for her health and seems we
UGH improved. sol
Mrs. Moore and Miss Lois of Pay
te and Augusta Blom and Frank Dav- his
spent several days at Brogan. to