Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-09-14


home Friday night. A good crowd
was in attendance and after a de-
lightful social evening spent in va
rious amusements. a devotional and
business session was held. Dainty
refreshments OF sandwiches, coffee
and cake we're served.
The B. Y. p. U. social and bust
ness meeting and election OF officers
met Friday night at the VIM. Holman
home. The earlier part Of the ev-
ening was spent In playing games
and passed all too quickly. A devo-
'ional and business session was held
and the following officers elected
7. Hunstock was elected Pres, Maude
Stegal. V. Pres; Waldo Homan. Ser
rotary, these officers to select the
various committees. Delicious re-
'reshments were served consisting o.
fruit. salad and whipped cream IN
nastry shells and cake and watermel-
On.
The Junior Endeavorers met at
the home OF Elsa Thomas Saturday
Ind enjoyed pleasant afternoon
|nder the leadership of the new
|astor. Rev. Deal.
Rev. SNYDER. BAPTIST minister and
fr ]. Hunstock's father occupied the
ulpit last Sunday night and all
thoroughly enjoyed the discourse. He
III also Occupy the pulpit next Sab
It'll evening In the absence of Rev
horn. Raw. J. B. Johnson to
reach at the morning service.
Miss Alice Hunter will enter.air
her class. The Builders" next Sat
urday afternoon.
Miss Maude Stegal win entertain
her class of Primary scholars next
Saturday afternoon.
Rev. Deals wife and two child
rem arrived from Joseph, Oregon,
last week.
When Rev. Days furniture was be-
ing transported to the car run
away scattered things, utterly de
molishing the cupboard and damag-
ing the stove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Reed lost
their three weeks old baby last Fri
lay evening. 1t was not stroni
rom birth, so the loss was no
unexpected but because Of that no
he easier to give the little one up
Interment was made in Park View
emetery at New Plymouth.
A school board meeting was held
Monday afternoon and the boar,
organized as before, some business
was transacted and ii was decided tc
put on another wagon, making fouI
wagons and the schedule is as TO-
lows. Wagon No. starts at tn
5by place, runs east TO John Bosch
place south TO Sherman berry rancl
east to Liberty and south to Fruit
and.
Wagon No. 2 starts at Fouts cor
rer east TO II. E. Smiths place ther
south to Fruitland.
Wagon No starts at Vestals
east to McClure's corner south tt
tdam Blinds place. then west tC
Fruitland.
Wagon No. starts at corner soutl
II No. 2 school house, runs nortl
% ]. NJ. Royston's corner then ives
20 Lawrence Dorathy's place, thel
1orth to Fruitlsnd.
The teachers have not been as
signed to their various grades a
yet and It viii appear IN our mex
Issue.
T. F. Harry's win hold public g
Friday the 18th and will leave shor
ly after for Corvallis.
Mrs. Branthooyer's mother, 5Irs
Folsom OF Boise. IS Visiting III
amily hera,
Mrs. Milan Davis accompanied he
husband to willow Creek where he
improving his ranch.
Helen Pearson who is studen
Of weiser Industrial school attende
institute at Weiser this week.
Archie Bacon OF Wood River, Ne
braska, is guest at the J. VI. Roy
ston home.
Emma Barney came over iron
Caldwell TO pack apples during tn
season.
Mrs. Oldham of Psyette visite
Sunday at the b. Whealdon home.
Mrs. Shearer arrived last wee
from Wood River. Nebraska, to jo'
her husband who bought the Gee
Hooker place come months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. BRIDGES and brothe
will give musical Monday. SepteU
Der IS at the NJ. E. church. and oil
e. announcements win be given la
er.
Louis Russell has been quite Ill r
quiring the services of rN-'-''an.