Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-20

every Sunday P. NJ. o'clock at
the NJ. E. church. These who have
1t in charge are anxious for the
children from all churches and the Sc
not connected with the church to
attend, and promise you pleasant
and profitable time.
Mrs. Guy Graham entertained a
few young people Saturday evening
in honor of her sister Miss Ship.
\ very pleasant evening was enjoy
ed in games after which light re
freshments were served.
The 'Chiyavari' party that v.site1
the newly married couples Monday
night were invited on to the porch
and given a nice treat, each one
registering his name. The one who
shot off the dynamite succeeded
in waking the entire Fruitland bench
/ We notice our former towrsman
E. A. Blair is a candidate for the
office of County commissioner. Be
ing a farmer he will quite l'kcly re-
ceive strong support from the rural
contingent.
Mr.. Lee Connerly is again a
very sick man. He has made brave
fight and seemed to be getting "a
long fine but lately had not seemed
so well when he became bed fast
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Grover returned
last week from Middle Valley. where
he has been running a sheep shear
ing plant.
Mrs. d. ]. Wampler received a
telegram announcing the death OF
her father caused from injuries sus-
tanned from a fall She left Monday |
night for Ohio.
L. A. Larson from Twin Falls was
Fruitland business visitor the |
last of the week.
Hazel Thorpe is quite ill threat
ened with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barnard of
Letha are guests at the Jack john
son home.
Mr.. Hook, of Parma visited Mr..
and Mrs. L. Griffith Sunday.
Johnson Store moved into their
fine new building Monday.
Mr.. Griffith spent several days
this week at New Plymouth on
business.
DIR. Wright has shut out the
morning sun from his office with a
new awning
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Castle of New
Plymouth were visiting friends in
Fruitland Sunday.
A DOUBLE WEDDING.
A very pretty home wedding &C.
cured, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Shamberger Sunday June 16 at
2 o'clock, when Miss Mary and ].
Defoc Deal and Mable and Hersel
Shank took their places midst
bower of pink and white roses, COM
ing in unattended, to the strains of
the wedding march, and plighted
their VOWS, the words of the minis
ter L. H. Eby doing double duty as
1t the end of the cermony, both
couples were pronounced man and
wife.
Both these young ladies are held
n high esteem, having been teachers 4
lere for number of years and their
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numbered by their acuqaintances. l
Mr.. Shank is a fine young man and
well thought of by all who know him /
Mr.. Deal is a stranger here and I
zones from st Joe, Mo. where he is {
IN electrician and from the fact, he .
mas captured one of Fruitlands fair |
EST daughters, we know he must be Z
the best kind of young man. The {
brides were very dainty dressed
ust alike. in white hand embroid- /
cred Leneire, the grooms in conven- I
ional black
There were 60 guests present
mostly relatives and intimate friends
lifts in silver and linen we're receiv- s
ed by both brides. II
A sumptious wedding dinner was
served on the lawn, fifty guests be-
ing seated at one time. Mr.. and Mrs. :
Deal will leave about July list for
their home at st Joe. Mo. and Mr..
and Mrs. Shank will be AT home I
in Fruitland. h
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