Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21

confined him to his room the past
month Mark Campbell, registered
pharmacist is prescription clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Russell. Ralph
(, Makinson and Elsie Schmid went to
| Weiser Sunday in Mr.. Russel's auto.
A trade of the Tyson cottage in
Fruitland was made between Miss
Nellie Tyson and B. F. Tossing, Mrs.
Tyson taking Interchange some prop
erty owned by Mr.. Tussing in Port
| land.
| Ed Strauss from Boise was bust
ness visitor ON the bench TUESDAY.
! J.. w. Boor will hold sale of his
live stock the 21st after which
he and Mrs. Boor will leave -or
Nebraska and spend the W inter- with
J friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. M B. Sherman and
family were Weiser visitors Sun
day, but found the roads over there
not so good for motoring.
Ethel Long of Middleton, a sister
to Paul Long, who is well known
here was a guest last week of Miss
tOHve Canquery.
Harold Schultz who has spent the
summer at the A. Stetler home left
Friday for a, few weeks visit with an
uncle at Brogan, Oregon.
Remember the Union Temp ancs
meeting next Sabbath at the Breth-
rem church conducted by R v. He
wig. Everyone cordially invited.
J. M Royston went to Caldwell to
meet with the Directors of Canyon
Co. Fair one day last week.
Harry Hart was over Sunday from
Vale where he is chief chef in the !
Drexal Hotel for visit with his |
vie and baby at the j. M. Royston
home.
Henry Wolber and family from
Ohio who have been living in Otto |
Deihm's house will move this week
to Nampa where they will remain for
the winter
Commercial Club met Thursday ev-
ton was present some very import
ant business was deferred until next
A committee was appoint
ed as follows: c. H. Sargent, J. o.
and H. E. Robinson to
take a census, looking forward to
IN incorporated town.
Tom Giddings has put barber
chair in one section of the pool room.
Mr.. Nilmer and family of Seattle
nave moved on to the place next
he S. R. Frazier place on the south.
George Frank is building a fine
yarn 80 K 46 on his ranch property.
Henry Guyser is visiting his form
,r neighbors and friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. R. Flack, also other friends
rom Norman, Nebraska, where he
Ised to reside. At this time he is
lot located but spending the year in !
ravel.
e. B. Gladish and his hired man
Eft Tuesday morning by wagon for
is ranch at Grand View about 100
liles south, where he will put in q
iece of grain and complete the task
f getting it under irrigation.
Mrs. r. j. Rowse entertained in
delightful manner Friday evening
he teachers of F'ruitland, in honor
her guest Miss Maude Aldrich of ;
ayette. The hostess had prepared
for the entire evening
nd most of the games were original,
nique, and full to the brim of fun
nd enjoyment. Among them were Z
istorical guessing games, "A scram-
lie egg" Hidden slips of paper that
rected to another slip making a
lain of eight papers before you
scoyered the secret. The most
ughable was a pasteboard with
lch guests name, each one being j
'Quired to make up their picture =
ON pictures cut up into all
lapes. No one was ready to admit 8
ley looked like the caricature evolv- I
from the i'll matched parts. I
Delicious refreshments consisting \
peanut sandwiches, olives, pine 3
,plc whip and white and dalk "a es
ere served in a dainty manner by
@ hostess. Those enjoying the de- a
,htful occasion were, Misses Robin !
n, Steilman, Mott, Talbot, Saipp, !
ron, Aldrich, Mrs Russell and l
aude Wilson who is guest in
g neighborhood.
The girls and boys at the Asso,i- !
on packing house and a few invited 1
ests had good old fashioned "taf
pull" at the packing house Friday
hit. A jolly good time was the
ult and they made taffy to their
arts content, not being afraid of
ling fine carpets and dresses. All
ds Of games and amusements made
hours pass all too quickly for
J merry crowd.
FRS. A. Grimes entertained Mes