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

is visiting his father, j. w. Boor.
Leo Shearer held public sale on
Monday at his home one and one
half miles east of Fruitland and will
leave in about week for Wood
River, Neb., to make their home.
Tena Symes of Weisef visited last
week at the Creighton symes home.
Another little one that escaped
our notice last week was fine boy
to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Fritz.
! N. J. German and family, former
owners of the j. N. Hill fruit ranch.
have returned to Payette Valley
from New Mexico where they have
been about two years. They all come
back to Idaho.
The Revival services at the Breth-
rem church closed Wednesday night
as Elder Yearout had an appointment
at Nez Perez to dedicate a new
church. The meeting was full Of in
terest and the membership much ben
Gifted and seven new converts.
Rev. C. E. Deal is assisting the
NJ. E. minister OF Ontario in series
of revival services, beginning Mon
day evening.
S. R. Frazier has purchased 50
acres of land one and one half miles
from Midyale and will move to that |
place soon after election. Their |
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Richardson Wis
tied the past week, the family.
VIM. Homan is putting in grain out /
on his claim on Payette Heights this
week.
Halloween Festivities.
Thursday night Fred Ahlstrand and
H. ]. Lindsay were hosts to grand
Halloween party given in Franks
Hall to about A invited guests of
the Denny & Co. and Association
packing companies The hall was
decorated in Jack O'lanterns and
paper festoons as befitted the ocoa-
sion and there were witches and
spooks and all the uncanny visitors
usually abroad on this night. Games
typical OF the occasion made the
hours speed as moments and that
supper was beyond description in
all its delicious appointments. oy-
sters, ham sandwiches, sweet pick
les, coffee, celery and just IS pump
kin pies of the variety that mother
used to bake graced the festive board.
All had a royal good time and the
hosts left nothing undone to make
the occasion a memorable one. Those
from the Association packing Co. pre-
sent were Eva Hollingsworth, Mae
Marlar, Myrtle Palmer, Elsie Rifle,
yelva Grimes, Mae Enochs, Mack
Campbell, Leila Palmer, Matte Silk ,
EFT, Edith Williams, Goldie Young,
lola Cregor, Florence and Esther
Kinsey, Emma johnson, Roy Kinsey,
Carl Magnusson, H. J. Lindsay, Fred
Ahlstrand, j. C. Harris, Jake Roy
ston, E. A. Ahlstrand, B. c. Blakes-
ey,, Ray Hoffman, Ed. Royston and
A. A. Price. |,
Their guests from the Denny pack /
ing house were, Myra Moffer, Nellie
MCGEE, Ruth Bracewell, Matte Mer-
ritt, Clara Nichols, Florence Lewis,
Harry Powell, Brown Hansel, Roy
Northrup and Harvey Hostettler.
Another party on Thursday night
was given by Miss Gertrude Pardunn :
assisted by Miss Steilman to TWEEN
" six of her high school friends.
Only Jack Olanterns were used for .
lighting and the decorations made a
weird scene, as the young people
gathered around two witches, who
with a wooden spoon and a large
IRON kettle brewed strange fortunes
and dished them out to the candi-
iates. Great fun was had as each in
turn read their fate. A delicious
-epast was served by Mrs. Pardunn
of sandwiches, cheese,
pickles, pumpkin pie doughnuts
and good sweet cider. Every one
present declared they had teh best
time ever and thanked their young
hostesses for the delightful even
ing.
Adria Vestal and Lilly MCGEE were
nostesses to 19 boys and girls
Of their neighborhood on "Wednesday
night to masquerade party and
from the grotesque appearance OF
the company it looked like Gabriel's
trumpet had sounded and all the
and spooks had come forth
A merry time was had in games and
fun and at the unmasking numerous
we're the surprises for all. Delicious
were served and at a
late hour all departed, tired but
happy.
School Affairs.