Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-27
BUSY FRU|TLAND ITEMS

The Philathea class OF the NJ. Z.
church held a business meeting at
the Whealdon home. Matters of i'm
portance were discussed followed by
election of officers as follows: Pres
Lulu Bayer; Vice Pres. Alice Hunt
er: Secretary, Ruth Whealdon, be-
sidas various committees. After
the business session a social hour
was enjoyed and dainty refreshments
served. The officers and committees
met Tuesday evening at 1880 at Rev.
Days to plan the work.
A number of our Swedish Lutheran
young people were confirmed sun
day at the Payette Lutheran church,
Arnold Anderson, Ellen and Felix
Sodieman. Ellen Pearson and Anga
johnson being the candidates. Al
ter the confirmation the Lords Sup
per was observed and each candi-
date presented with Bible and
took of the rules of the church. Fol
allowing this was banquet in which
all participated and thoroughly en-
!. joyed.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
at the home of Mrs. Geo. Frank
= Thursday afternoon.
= The Methodist Ladies social at
Mrs. Chas. Whitsell's was an I'M
qualified success, and a large num-
Der of ladies were present and en-
loved the social hour and delicious
ice cream and cake.
A little party of picnicers enjoyed
themselves immensely Sunday on
an island in the Payette river near
Sargood's place. Taking tneir
lunch they drove over and spent
the day. The members of the
party were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schu-
bert Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Eldredge,
Refine Eldredge, Chauncy Sham
berger, Fred Eldredge and Mary
Kinnison.
Mr.. Nokes and his brotherin-iaW'
Mr.. Fellows, left Wednesday for an
outing at Mann's creek.
Mrs. Hank williams, a former resi-
dent of this place is visiting TINS
week with her old friends ana
Eeighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Kinnison and
Carl. Rev. and Mrs. Oliver Hover
and baby and Mrs. E. A. Barry re-
turned from Meadows Saturday where
they have been for an outing. the
weather was delightful but several
of the party were sick which rath-
er married the pleasure of the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Gritieth
were happily surprised Saturday
when an old school friend, Mr.. Ruf-
us Bixby dropped in on them LOT
a few days visit. They hail from
the same city, Davenport and en-
joyed recalling the good old days. Mr..
Bixby. straightway fell in love with
Payette galley and after a visit
with Mr. Griffeth's brother at Par
~ has decided to return and ac-
Dany Mr.. Griffith on his noun
Mn trip.
IA. and Mrs. A. Grimes returned
frt N Parma, where they visited rela-
. tives and friends and attended the
"old Settlers" picnic which was q
grand affair. It is estimated 5000
Speonle were in attendance, aud the
day was given over to games, sports
and a general good time.
E. E. Hunter tried new remedy
for the itch on horses caused by
little parasite with almost disastrous
results. He used the nicotine spray
and for several hours it was thought
the horse would die, the effect be
ing similar to your first cigar, II
you don't die. you wish you could.
Miss Vera whitsell of Emmett is
visiting this week with the Whit
sell family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Paine oil
washoe spent Sunday night at the
Duell home on their way to Garden
Valley for an outing. AT Emmett
they will be Joined by their daughter
in-law. Mrs. Karl Paine and bel
little girl. Lexola of Boise.
New porches are being added &C
the Sargent and Burnett homes whief