Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-09-07

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see his mother. Mrs. J. z. Colly whS
IS in the hospital there.
a delightful party was given al
the H. Z. Kinnlson home SATURDAY
ening in honor Of The young peo
pie that are soon 10 leave. OF the
thirty present, ten will soon be scat
tered to their school duties in ya-t
5us colleges etc. Quite a numb !
we're out from Paystte and Lawn
games were enjoyed FOR awhile. when
he young people repaired TO the
parlor ard mus and quiet game {
were INDUCED in. Dainty rs resi-
aents were served CO.'S sting Of ice
cream and cake and melons. Those
soon to leave are Harry Powell,
Velya Crimes. Elsa Schmid. Mabel
circuit. Gal White, Olive Harry. Ed
gar vestal. Banks and Alan Kinni-
s3l AMI Eunice Day.
SIR. and Mrs. J. c. Nelson have a
fine new single buggy.
Rev. Day will leave overland for
Summer lille. Ore. TO take up his
pastorate at that place. The family
will leave later On the train. It IS
the misfortune OF the minis er that
he ties Of Christian fellowship must
D. Sc cred and no matter how con
-enial new duties must be assumed.
A. c. Rogers went to Eose on
BUSINESS Saturday returning tie list
=. the week.
Miss Mary Shamberger returned
rom Aer summers vacation in Mis-
SUR. at St Joe. Kansas city. and
JJner po.nls halRvg lad long to be
r-.n.mosred summec Sc reurned
- the way OF COLORADO Springs,
Plkes Peak and other points OF inter
IS IN COIoraGo.
ina Misses layer an Olive Harry
spent Sunday at the home OF Mrs
rarIunn the guest Of Mss Gertrude.
The officers ana boys o. Co. / re-
-urned THURSDAY. the 31st from Bose
having had the most successful en-
campment in the history Of the Cos
organization and received many
compliments on the cleanliness and
orderliness Of their camp from the
regular army officers and If they do
not receive the highest figure Of mer-
i they at least have the satisfaction
Of work well done. thanks to the
management Of Major Lewis. Sew
eral prizes were captured by mem
oers of the company. Allan Ander-
son reeeiy ed first prize for highest
indiy fduaI score. VIM. Meleher. End,
Lieut.. Kaessner made highest total
score O. any OF the officers, 364 out|
OF 500. Several Of the company. Capt
Fitch, Major Lewis. Lieut.. IA ssner,
Sergeant Vestal and others were
among those mentioned for expert
craftsmanship and just how much
= the prizes carried off is not yet
known.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stegner OF Payette
and daughter. Mrs. Hoel and her
laughter were the guests OF Mrs.
Pariunn Friday. They stated that
y a letter received from their niece,
Miss Minnie Stegner that owing to
she drought in the Dakotas the
had been granted a
ears leave OF absence from their
aims.
Leonari Griffith arrived home Non
lay from his hunting trip, having left
he rest Of the marty at Thunder City
and came via Meadows home. The
others are expected home the last OF
.he week. They have had delight
nj trip but not much big game.
The annual school election held
Tuesday resulted in the election OF
YRS. z. B. Gladish AMI Mr.. L. ID
Makinson 10 succeed themselves MrsI
Gladish received 72 votes and Mr.
Vakiuson 81. There were 1O1 voters
ZACH voter having > va,es. TIE res7|
a the votes were distributed bel
'wean the other three candidates.
C. L. Griffith and Esther Alcorn'
LEFT TUESDAY morning for their hons
Sc PaIlantine. Mont.
Nr ard Ms r. E. Pradley OF
King H1n. Idaho. are visiting at the
Sauta Rosa this week the guest Of
VT AMI Mrs. Ingard.
VIM. Houan received a car OF lum-
Der from Haines Ore. last week.
Wr Mott ard daughter Miss Ora,
~'n locate IN Fruit'ans this week
There is a great demand for houses
II Fruitiand. WHY does not sore
an.ernrising man with money build
s7me Iats for rent7
Miss AIbee has come from OGDEN.
Utah to pack fruit. being an expert
l-ksr.
Kiss Grace Clark returned to EOise'