Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-18


parents of Hugh and Ruby Kauffma
esneID ct moIJ 6epuoN peAIII
arrived Monday from La Grang
Indiana and are visiting at tn
Kaufman home. Mr.. and Mrs. Ella
Bcilinger cousins of D. D. Bolhnge
from Shiphewana Ind are guess a
the Bollinger home and Mr.. Ruse o
Wakarusn Ind is visiting at th'
John Platz home. The entire part!
arrived Monday and leave in ccm
pany of the Fruitland delegation fol
Seattle Thursday.
About 80 were present at Grange
Friday night at the T. o. Ady home
and a very pleasant evening was en-
joyed in social chat and listening to
the victrola. Ice cream and cake wos
served. 1t was voted to meet during
the summer months at the different
homes and on the evening of July 10
the Grange was invited to inset with
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Spainhower.
Elder A. w. Ross has preached sew
eral evenings the past week to pack
ed houses at the Brethren church
on the great mission fields in the fa1
east and more especially of the field
in India where he labored for near
ly nine years. During his address
one is bale to in ameasure grasp an
idea OF this great world of ours and
its great need of the gospel. A.ter
the address an offering was tax n
for the hospital work in Elder Ross
field in India and a contribution of
$2S received. Tuesday Elder Ross
Joined his wife in Weiser and held
two meetings joining the delegates
enroute for Seattle Thursday.
w. H. NJ. S. of the NJ. E. chur- h
held their quarterly test at the home
of Mrs. S. NJ. Thomas Thursday ard
elected officers for the ensuing year
IS follows Mrs. H G. Gardner Pres.
Mrs. Whealdon Vice Pres. Mrs. o.
K. Wilcox secretary Mrs. Geo. Clifton
Treas. Mrs NJ. R. Powell mite bcx
Treas. The mite boxes were opened
and revealed $50 for the year A
fine program was given music, songs
and readings and delicious refresh
ments of strawberries and cake SER
yed. Twenty two ladies were pres
snt. The July meeting will be with
Mrs. VIM Hollenbeck,
Mrs. C. H. sargent gave childr9ns
1arty Thursday p. m. in honor OF
Miss Dorothys 9Th birthday A merry
lime was enjoyed by the little girls
n games and dolls and pleasures deal
@ the heart of little girl A fine
supper closed the happy event Those
present were Elise Kaessner, Elsie
3artles, Marjorie Frank, Nettie Day
yelma and Opal Eldredge and Pansy
young.
With Fridays rain and wind con-
iderable hail fell in spots northeast
nd south and east of Fruitland. |
iome growers report apples damag-
d to almost 80 per cent but investi- /
aticns by Mr. Taylor of the U. Of +
roved the damage much less,
Baseball Everybody take notice,
Tuesday June %, 8 p. m, sharp
eturn game between Payette business
zen and Fruitland fruitgrowers is
allied on the grounds at the high !
chool diamond. Payette promises
0 bring along with their team a
trong aggregation of rooters and as
special courtesy their band. We
want to see crowd befitting the
ccasion to support the fruitgrowers
nd prove that We are rot "has beens
ut are now as lively a bunch of ball /
layers as they have met in their live
t has seemed necessary to get the
cam organized and B. C. Blakesley, !
as been chosen manager, Glenn
,arneM captain, and Lyle Brown
'itcher, nothing further could be an
bounced as to the lineup until after.
everal try-out games. A series Of
wilight games are being planned to-
e called for 6 p. m. announcement
# which will be made from time to
ime for which watch thisdepartmentI
# the Enterprise. During the season |
ames will be played with all our
towns. 1t is likely a
mall admission will be charged, the
'roceeds to be used in building a
.randstand and otherwise improving
he grounds and any surplus TO be
urned over to the High school athl-
tic association at the end of the
eason. Be sure and be on hand
p. m. for the game with
'ayette.