Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-11

He left again on Wednesday TO
his work.
Ray Mott spent the 4th in Boise
with his sister Ora Mott.
Mrs. Thorn and baby girl also
Mrs. Frank Davis and little Dorothy
came over from the homestead Fri.
day for visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Johnson and
little daughter spent the 4th in Boise
Sherman Heights was the scene
of a delightful affair Thursday even
ing when Miss Cosy entertained the
Pm!athia and Young Mems Bible
class of the NJ. E. church to 4th
IF July party. The house was de-
coratcd in the national colors, bunt-
in gand Grape paper being gracefully
draped about the rooms. In door
games %ere enjoyed by the young
people until a late hour. Mrs. Sher-
man served dainty refreshments of
ice cream cake and cherry punch.
At about II o'clock fire works dis
play was fired by the young man
from the advantageous position of
the top of the house. On departing
one and all voted Miss Cosy charm
ing hostess.
Velva Grimes and Madge BLUE
visited a couple of days last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Channer
at Payette Oregon Slope.
The Old Time Concert will not be
given in Payette this week as was
intended, as the hall could not be
secured.
The Eaton AID Shaffcr families of
Payette spent the Fourth with the
]. NJ. Royston family.
Mir. and Mrs. Guy Graham, Miss
Ship and Clifton Blakcsley autoed
tc Weiser for the celebration.
Rev. harrington of Roise Joined
his wife for visit at the John And
erson home, the latter part of the
week, they will visit in Payette this
week.
Mrs. Willard Hall of On ario has
been visiting at the Colbarn home
near Emmett during her husbands
absence in the mountains, she is
now at her parents home Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Linck and will remain I'M
til his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. jess RedinCton W re
returning from Payette late Thursday
evening when they met some night
mauraude-s coming from Onter.o. On
passing they suddenly threw beer
bottle striking Mrs Re1inGton on
the temple, rendering her uncon-
scious, the spent force of the bottle
struck her little nephew who was
with them but did not hurt him so
badly. Under the circumstances t
was lucky escape as the blow
might easily have been fatal and
a different ending for the guilty
parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Linck are enjoy
Ing I visit from their eldest son
Ni:I is a railroad man from Matroon,
IilioliS.
William Homan is spending the
week with Maude St:gal on the home
8: Fad Mr. Holman is also having his
desert claim surveyed this week pre-
paratory to doing the work required
for the year.
frankie Minas is visiting this
week in New Plymouth.
DIR. Wright has purchased a lire
driving horse.
A shoe repairing shop will be set
up in the back of the B. +. Fitch |
store by co55ler from Coon Rapids
Iowa, who is a deaf mute.
Paul GLADSTONE Who is candidate
for nomination for Governor spoke
to Eruitland people Wednesday.
Mr.. Hendricks of Denver is visit
ing his daughter Mrs. John Rifle.
There is to be a social and bust
ness meeting of the c. E. of the
Methodist church at TIE MeiAer hcme
Saturday evening.
A small party of Ruth Bracewells |
friends net Friday evening at the |
c.. Meyer home for a little farewell |
before her departure for the summer
vacation in the mountains. A rous- !
ing Lcn-fire lighted tie lawn and
furnished fine place to enjoy
rlarshmallow roast, these with /
toasted wenies added to the other |
things made fine iurch. Games
on the lawn were INDUCED in until !
a late hour.
Philathea Glass of the NJ. e.
church will meet Thursday with
Vallie Colwell.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Sherman will go to
Caldwell this week to visit her moth
er Mrs. Street.
Mr.. Settern5rn frcm Nebraska is
the guest of his daughter Clara
CoCns.
sfrs. II. E. Robinson happened TO
, yor,, noinrrI accident Thursday