Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-05-22
sunnysIde Notes.

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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Hezeltine enter
tanned their friends from Grange
vile, Idaho, Mrs. w. w. Thompson
and two children, who is sister
of Mrs. Hezeltine, her father Thorn
as Edgington and Mrs. Gertie Greg
or over Sunday also Mr.. Jay Blay'
den of Payette.
Miss Fay Sutton visited over Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Albert
White.
Little Ben Ehpe is very low with
whooping cough and pneumonia. The
little fellow has been sufferer from
an injury to his spine from a
thoughtless playmate pushing him
down at school injuring his back. Ev-
erything has been done for him, but
/ this recent illness has so Slapped
his vitality little hope of his re-
covering is entertained. He is an on
" child the parents having lost sew
en- children.
Rev. Packard of the Baptist church
of New Plymouth and P. M. Smock
were callers at the Smith & Hurst
home Saturday.
Mrs. Reinhart has been reelected
to the Sunnyside school as Princi-
pal and Miss Greenfield viii also
remain as the other teacher.
Mr.. Haily and Fred Roberts had
quite an exciting runaway last
week and although the gentlemen
escaped with slight injury the bug
gy and harness being badly damaged
from the adventure.
Mr.. Haily had new horse when
suddenly began to kick oyerturn1ng
the buggy and threw both men cut
then freed themselves of the buggy
and ran about mile, near'y knock
ing one hrose down to get it stopped.
1918 Class Party.
The c.. E. Society of the M. Il.
church entertained the Senior class
OF High school and the school fac
ulty. Thursday night, at Epworih
Hall in a delightful manner. as tae
members of this class pass from
the school to their various places
in the school of life, this night W ii
ever stand out as one of the pleas
ATTEST memories of their last year
in Fruitland School.
The rooms were artisticaliy. dec
grated in the class colors, orange
and black, and the class flower,
the cream rose. Rugs We're laid
and settees, sofa pillows, so pen
nants from schools and colleges, etc.,
made the rooms very coy and home
like The committee on entertain
ment had planned for the evening SO
every moment was full and not
dull minute occurred. Little book
lets in the shape of pennant IN
orange and black, F. H. S. printed
on them, were provided for all and
contained twelve questions on the
States, that required quick wit and
proved very interesting. Another
mode of entertainment was the Sill
houette" of all the Seniors and fac
ulty, the young lady first acting as
model and the young man the artist
and vice-versa and as the profile OF
the shadow was brought out, great
fun was had in guessing whose out
line it would prove to be and ire
pompadour style of hair dressing
assumed by our young men maze
them startling subjects. Marsnmai-
lows were passed around, but soon
all found a string to them about two
yards in length that must be dls-
posed of before the dainty and the
one who succeeded in reaching the
first was awarded
box of them as a prize. The ROBIN
son Orchestra furnished very pleas
ing music and the happy young com
pany sang several songs beginning
with the song of our beloved state,
lQdnO anu NiooAiS WIN
Night Ladies'" Refreshments OF de-
licious ice cream and orange and
dark cake were served to the 6o
or more present and Miss Mary Kin
nison presided at the punch bowl
where the refreshing fruit juices
were served.
Great praise is due Mrs, wright
Mrs. Sherman, Vallie Colwell and
Mary Kinnison for their tireless ell
forts and the splendid success of the
affair which was the event of the
season. Rev. Deal rote the class
prophecy and at the request of many
we include it in our columns as fol-
lows: