Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-17

.xxxxzxzxxxxxzzxzxxxII xIxIZZZZZzzZz<Zxxz
-a.ler of the groom. The pretty and
impressive ring ceremony was used.
TIE house was very prettily decorat-
cd in evergreen and autumn leaves
the flowers used being pink and
white The bride was very dainty in
white soft wool dress, lace trimmed
ard hand embroidered, the groom at
tired in a dark suit.
To the strains of a wedding march
played by Inez Sanger the happy cou-
pic took their places unattended and
plighted their vows. After congratu-
lations a two course luncheon was
served by Mrs. Bleneff and Mrs.
Lanfear, which lightened the solem-
nifty of the occasion and all enjoyed
a very delightful evening. Those
present were mostly relatives and
intimate friends. From Payette were
Mr. and Mrs. George Akerman, Lii
liam and Paul, Martin Luther and
Miss Luther, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Kor-
Up, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jacobsen and
child, Mrs Ida Wells, Mrs. Evans
and Mrs. Bleneff and little daughter,
cousins of Mr. Lanfear's from the
east, Rev. and Mrs. Wells, grand
parents of the groom. Inez Sanger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eldredge ami
children, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ian
fear and parents of the groom, Mr..
and Mrs. Wells of New Plymouth
Many beautiful and expensive 81 is
were presented the bride, among
them were linen, china and silver.
After the fruit season closes, Mr..
and Mrs. Wells will move to New
Plymouth where they will make their
home and the best wishes Of their
many friends attend them in Their
new relation.
School Notes.
We have passed our first month of
school and everything is running
smoothly and the ensuing year bis
fair to be an harmonious and success
full one
Report cards were issued last week
with a new method of marking that
We will have to become accustomed
to as, 100 for P; 80 for Excellent;
so for Good; and on down the scale.
Prof T. R. Nelson began organ
izing a Glee Club Tuesday and we
shall ez-Sct to hear from them often
this winter.
A foot ball team Las been organic
ed with Clarence ii ken as captain.
Miss Lyon cur Domestic Science ,
teacher, is making domestic arts pop
llar all the girls being anxious to
earn to sew.
In the contest to see which grade
could sell the most tickets for the
Ngi sen Eat -tainmelt, High School
won Idaho Seenery, Eighth Grade
Winter Scene" and seventh Grade
might Sonnato Scene" drawn
by Prof. Nelson for t.c OCCASION.
Mrs. H. R. Russell moved with sixth
grade to the school room from Val
ey View fitted up for her conven-
ence
Basket ball has been organized but
he captain not yet chosen.
Helen Smith came to school Mon
lay crowned with honors as win
Ter of Dist. No. /, which includes
Ada, Canyon and Washington County,
n the Potato Club contest, having
Won LIST on Melted Gems at Csld-
veil and LIST at Boise.
Marian Robinson has kindly con-
ented to furnish Fruitland Cores
ondent for this paper with school
otes. We solicit your assistance.
Home Visitors Excursions East.
Via Oregon Short Line-Union Pa
fife railroads October 18th; Novem-
er %, and %; and December II and
8; limit of October and November
ckets. January 31st, and of Deem
er tickets February 2Sth. Low
ates to Omaha. Chicago, Minneapolis
.ansas City, St. Louis and many 9TH
r points. See agents for rates and
articulars. Alt D23