Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-05-29
LOCAL NEWS
Night Dance a Success.

The Saturday night dance given il
Gorton's Hall last Saturday evening
was a decided success. So much 81
that the management have decides
I to make them regular weekly fea
ture and one will be given Saturda.
night of this week.
Walter Chaplin Returns.
Walter Chaplin who has been at
tending a school of pharmacy II
Portland returned home Monday af
ternoon having completed the course
secured his diploma and also passed
the State Board of Oregon. He has
accepted a position in the Compton
Pharmacy.
Directors Meet June Second.
The newly elected directors Of the
Idaho Oregon Fruit Association com
prising Southern Idaho and Eastern
Oregon will meet in Payette on June
End for the purpose of organizing by
the election of president, vice pres
ident, secretary and treasurer.
Displays Stock of Pianos.
Club Enjoys Afternoon.
The X. Y. 2. Kensington Club en-
ioyed a pleasant afternoon Wednes-
day of last week at the home OF Mrs.
C. E. Larson. A delicious three
course luncheon was served. The
favors were dainty raphae baskets
the hand work of the hostess. The
guests of honor was Mrs. Todd, Of
Erickson, Nebraska, mother OF the
hostess who is visiting with her.
Accepts Flattering Offer.
Prof Hargrove of the Payette High
School received last week flatter-
ing offer from the Normal School OF
New Mexico to accept a position at
an increase of $500 per year more
than his Payette contract calls for.
Prof. Hargrove's work has been more
than satisfactory here and many will
learn with regret that he has decided
to accept the offer and will not be
one of the faculty next year.
Draper Club to Be Organized.
A couple of weeks ago we mention
ed at length that movement was on
foot in Payette to organize Draper
Club an affiliation of the National
Mothers Congress. The details have
all been worked out and the plan
for organization perfected and ev-
cry woman in Payette whether she
joining or not is invited
70 a meeting to be held in the Y. M.
;. A on Saturday, May 31st.
Fruitland Teachers.
Tuesday the twentieth Prof. and
Mrs. t. R. Nelson entertained the
of the Fruitland schools at
/ finely appointed six o'clock din
Ter. Covers were laid for twenty |
md daintily hand painted place cards
we're at each guests plate. The
Misses Helen Thurston and Iona
Ainey assisted the hostess. The ey-
ming after dinner was pleasantly en-
Dyed by all in music, singing and |
eading.
Woodward Hospital re-opened for
he reception Of patients last Mon
lay. The inside of the building has
een repainted and papered through
'ut, and much new equipmnet and
have been installed. The /
avn and grounds have been improy-
ID. The institution is now in trim
order. At the office of Drs>
Woodward & Woodward apparatus es-
'ecially instruments for use in the
itting of glasses, the measurement
f the eye, etc. have been added.
The little daughter of Fernando
,oulter was seriously injured while
laying on the lawn Monday evening.
Ter brother was running the lawn
nower and in some way the fingers
f the two year old baby girl be-
anne entangled in the blades of
he machine. The first finger of the
light hand was cut off near the hand
nd the third finger of the same
and was also severed lowner down.
,r. ]. C. Woodward responded to a
all and the injured fingers were
utured into place in the hope that
hey might unite again. The child
as been doing well since.