Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-04

blossom as the rose"
Clifton Blakesley went over 10 Boi.
Sc Friday for few days.
Will Birdsall spent several days
last week at Nyssa
Mrs. harrington wife of Swedish
minister Of Boise is a guest at the
John Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Hill and child
rem and Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Downs
of Payette were delightfully."- enter
tanned Sunday at the C. E. Barnes
home.
Miss Minnie Eastagen from Mime
spolis is guest at the home of her
uncle John Anderson. From here she
will go to Manila, thence to Eu-
rope, the itinerary of her journey
comprising a trip around the world.
Mrs. E. Blomstrom is spending a
few days this week near New Ply
mouth helping care for her brother
Carl Johnson, who is very I'll.
A fine eleven pound boy arrived
Monday to gladden. the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. F. Judy.
Potato Club" met Friday with
Miss Goldie Magee. Light refresh
ments were served and pleasant
time enjoyed. Henceforth this club /
will be known as club No. 4. Adria |
Vestal has 500 hills out OF SIS and !
has the best stand reported.
Miss Nellie Weir of New Ply
mouth visited friends in Fruitland /
Sunday.
Miss Cosy Sherman will entertain
the Philathea and Young Mems BIZ
BILE Class of the NJ. E. church to a
4th of July picnic at her home next
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Blanton and
children left last week for their old
home in Indiana, on account Of Mr..
Blanton being in poor health
A neat little surprise was perpetrat-
ed en- Mr.. Colwell Wednesday even
ing in honor OF his 50th birthday. On
being inv tied to the home Of his
and son in law Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Stout, he found all his Wood
River friends about 80 in number
gathered there to bid him welcome.
The party was given on the lawn
which was lighted with Jap lanterns.
A pretty booth was center of attrac-
lion where fruit punch. waters and
candy was dispensed.
Quite a serious accident occurred
Monday at the Grant Fisher cherry
orchard. Mrs Opha Lanfear, former
Y Miss Shamberger, was up in the
rec and on putting dead branch
,ut of her way was struck on the
elbow, which was so painful as to
.ause her to faint. She fell from
he tree about 10 feet striking in
UGH a manner as to almost break hel
leck. She was picked up for dead
md DIR. Printing was called at once
The bone in the neck was fractured
md she revived after short time
md at this writing is getting along
IS well as can be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Puchert,
rom Wood River, Nebraska, are ex-
,ected this week to spend the sum-
ner with his son and family, H. J.
'uchert.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Bowman and
smiIy of Payette visited Tuesday
With Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. D. Par
unn.
W. C. T. U. will meet July 9Th with
ir;. J. o. Scritchfield. Subject will
,e. Need of young women in our
york" Leader Mrs. Crispin Wright
)ur Union are planning for an Instr
ute and Matron's Medal contest 10
e Lc!d on July is, the program to be
n our next issue
Eunice Day will be the guest OF
Gertrude Pardunn the latter part OF
he week She comes from CAD
yell where she has been in schooi
nd will go from here TO Summer
lille. Oregon, where Rev. Day Is
ow located.
Banker ]. o. Scritchfield spent
fonday in Boise and Caldwell for
he transaction of business.
B. Y. p. U. of the Baptist church
will hold an ice cream social tues
ay July 18th on the VIM. Mcconnell
avn. They will begin to serve at
o'clock and extend cordial invita-
ion to all.
Miss Maude Reese from Washing
on is visiting at the ]. d. Carpenter
.ome.
List of teachers elected for Ina.
list. of Fruitland No. Is so far as
as been determined.
Supt., Prof. Geo. Cotton.
Principal, Miss Mildred Steiiman'
'aldwell.
Music and Art, Prof. T. R. Nelson
'ayette.