Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-16
BUSY FRgITLkIB ITEMS

The w. G. T. u. VIII meet luSs'
DAY March Il at the home of Mrs
NJ r. Powell. The subject under dis
cussion will be Franchise" with
Mrs. Dalzen as leader.
Remember the social March II at
Franks Hall. under the auspices OF
the Philathea Class. A New En-
Gland dinner will be served, begin
ring at o'clock in Capiteria style.
The B. Y.iP. U. will hold a social
and business session at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcconnell Fri
dav evening March II. The affair
win be somewhat of a reception for
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen as he Is an
active church worker.
Another depression will DO
"spring Opening" each lady TO
bring a hat and trimming, the mil
linery work to be done by her part
ner. First and second prizes VIII
be awarded.
Mr.. Griffith's brother bought
drug store at Parma and is nicely To-
Gated. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Grn-
fifth visited them on Sunday last
B. F. Tussing and family are nice
" situated in his new cottage In
Fruitland.
D. P. Donovan is building com
modious barn on his farm on Fruit
land Ave.
Quite a delegation went to Cald-
we'll Monday in the interest OF D.
NJ. Royston's law suit, the issue De-
ing a badly damaged orchard from
sheen. Messrs. Lawrence Dorathy'
Warren Dorathy, Rich, Blair, Tus-
sing. and Royston took the early
morning train at Ontario.
J. L. Scritchfield is the owner OF
rubber tired auto seat buggy ana
can be seen on q Sunday afternoon
strictly "out among 'em."
On Friday night March "a, the
Grange will have an Irish program
and all are requested to bring an
Irish lunch. We may have other an
nouncements for next week.
Mrs. Chas. Whitsell and Mrs. ]. ID.
spainhower shopped in Payette Mon
day.
was the scene of two church affairs.
In the afternoon the Juniors met in
a business and social session under
the direction of Mrs. Day, and IN
the evening the Senior EndeaYorers
met in a like session. Delicious re-
freshments were served for both
parties.
Mrs. VIM. Homan has been quite
i'll the past week of inflammatory
rheumatism. At this writing she
S able to sit up.
Mrs. A. Grimes is also i'll of rheu-
matism and was confined to her bed
several days.
Our rural carrier Mr.. White was
quite i'll On Monday and unable TO
deliver the mail. His son, Albert
White. at rather a late hour got
out with the mail in an auto and
made quick work OF it.
Rev. Ticknor and wife of Middleton.
came Monday % visit their son here.
They drove over last fall owing
tn the mud we're unable to return
with the horse. Now that the roads
are good they will drive back the
last of the week.
A pretty home wedding occurred
/ at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sham
/ berger and their charming daush-
ter, Opha became the bride OF WIN.
Lanfear on Sunday, March Il. Even
/ lbeir friends were surprised as the
affair was a secret until shortly be-
lore the nuptial knot was tied. Mr..
/ Gorham of Payette officiated. The
house decorations were white and
red carnations, the bride wore
beautiful blue silk, the groom con-
/ rartional black. Only the two fam
lilies and a few intimate friends
were. present At two thirty a sum
.uous wedding dinner was served
in The dining room. The happy
voung couple will be at home after
/ April IS on the Shamberger place.
NJ. B. Sherman went to Twin
Falls Thursday last on a business
trip and will return this week.
The meeting at the Brethren
Church conducted by Mr.. Ely and
\ Sbsmberger will continue this week,
song service beginning at 1870 fol
lowed by preaching services.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Larsen moved
to Ontario last week having pur-
chased a place there.
Mr.. C. H. Sargent is able to be
out and surprised his friends by
looking unoommonly wei, instead OF
the invalid we might have expected
after such a severe siege Of sick
ness.