Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-19
Washoe Items

tario were guests of local relative
a couple of days during the pas
week.
Mrs. Mabel Rodriques OF Ontari,
visited the first of the week with hel
mother, Mrs. Ed. Hin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Johnson ant
children visited with friends a
Fruitland on Sunday.
Miss Alma Shamberger of Fruit
land was the guest of her local rela
tives, Mrs. Maud Shamberger and
Miss Susan and John Shamberger ov
er Sunday.
l.. G. Beail was indisposed Sunday
and was accordingly missed from
his place in the Sunday School
E. S. Rosenberg has for severa'
days been engaged i'm helping Mr.
Orcutt build a house on the latter's
farm on Dead Ok Flat.
An excellent sermon and church
service was enjoyed by those pres
emit Sunday evening. Rev. Benjamin
Smith of the Christian church OF
Payette occupied the pulpit. A quar-
tet of young people composed of the
Misses Clara Mahoney and Gladys
circuit and Philip Shambergen and
Roy Loughrey rendered a pleasing
selection. The attendance was the
largest it has been at any service
this year.
The Parent Teacher Circle held a
busy session last Friday evening. The
annual election resulted in the re-elec-
ton of all the present officers as
follows: President. Mrs. C. E. Dib-
BILE; vice president, Miss Susan
Shamberger; secretary, Mrs. F. B.
Russell; treasurer, Mrs. Axel John
SON Reports of the past years work
and achievements were given by the
president and treasurer and by c.. F.
Draper, treasurer of the lecture
course committee. Both financial
reports showed satisfactory balances
IN hand A varied program was en-
Dyed consisting of songs by the pu-
pills of Miss Muzzy's room, a vocal
solo by Mns. Rosenberg, readings by
Adelaide Rosenberg and a piano duet
~ Emma Johnson and Adelaide Ros-
,nberg. The evening closed, accord
ng to custom, with the serving of
pleasing refreshments.
The Boy Scouts class of the Sun
lay School was but day or two be
lind the Cleaners in poisoning out |
With hobby new class pins. i
Lawrence Warden came over fucm
lis new home ON Dead Ok Flat to at
end Sunday School and greet Wash !
e friends.
A committee was appointed Sum
ay to prepare for am Eastern pro-
ram to be given by the pupils of
he Sunday School 1t Is composed
f Mrs. Potts, Miss Muzzy, Olga
ohnson, May FILL and Roy Lough-
ey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenberg and family
njoyed hospitable Sunday dinner
s the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A
troup.
Unfortunately these notes must be
i print too early to give report of
hat promises to be rousing corn"
leetiag set for Thursday evening at
lie Community hall. Prof. Potts
as secured the promise Of Prof. Jas.
7. jones, of Boise, director of exhib-
s for the state of Idaho at the Pan
ma exposition, to be present and
i've the people of this region the
anefit of his professional experience
! the production of corn. Prof. Jones
, his previous appearance in Wash
} showed himself to be a corn ex-
srt Of the foremost rank and it is {
tpected that he Will be greeted by q
fine audience Thursday evening. He
'ings with him some new corn i
larts. he has prepared and also AN t
shibit of products made from corn. I
pom getting Mr.. Jones promise to S
, here, Mr. Potts and the boys of
q agriculture class hastily prepared A
me termination tests OF CORN which
Ill also be ready for exhibition at s
e meeting. lC
The regular monthly meeting of
q teachers and officers of the Sun :
IySchool was held at Community
III Tuesday evening. 6
Through the generous aid of the p
hool board the class I'm agriculture
g been provided with two. sash e
r their hotibed and plants for the G
e of the people of the community
e now being grown I'm the bed. The d
VS. think they will realize enough II
I'm the sale of the plants to pay
. the sash NJ o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alspach from Iowa al
'enue, North Payette, were the