Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04
Washoe Items

Hugh circuit and wife returned the
first of the week to their home at
Pocatello, after brief visit here
with Mr. CIRCUITS parents.
Miss Jessie Smith is now at home
for the summer vacation, having re
turned from Wendell where she laugh
SCHOOL during the past year.
The regular preaching service in
charge of Rev. L. H. Eby will be held
in Community hall Sunday evening.
Francis Beckstead returned Tues
day from Caldwell where he had en-
joyed weeks visit with the family
of his sister, Mrs. w. B. Allison.
May having contained five Sundays
special service was arranged for last
Sunday evening. The fist part of
the evening was given over to Mrs.
Cortner, who assisted by Susie Sm'tl
and Emma johnson gave a report of
the state Sunday School convention a
Weiser. Following her Mr.. Cox, OF
Payette, representative of the Baptist
Publishing Society, spoke briefly of
the work he is doing and then preach
ed brief sermon. 1t was decided to
secure at least. dozen new bibles
from Mr.. Cox for use in theS Sunday
School and collection for this pur-
pose was taken.
Helen and Cecil Rosenberg came
near having a bad spill just in front
Of Community hall one afternoon last
week when their horse became fright |
ened at a mule carrying a pack ard
bolted through the fence and across
the lawn. Fortunately they were net
thrown out of the buggy and their
horse was not frightened badly
enough to couse it to actually run
away.
This is moving week at the Com
munity building. Mr.. Potts family
nave been engaged in moving their
goods to the Gilman dwelling and are
now located there, while Mrs. Boyd
has had her goods moved out from
Payette and will live in the building
until midsummer, when she expe It's
OF enjoy trip to the coast.
u. F. Smith has been on the dis
abled list the past week but is now |
aole to pick strawberries and do the G
lighter work about home.
This is haymaking week in the
'alley and it seems that the ine7i-
able rains are at hand.
The school year came to a fitting
lose Wednesday even. May 81, when
van exhibit of tn work done In the
arious departments was held and
4shth grade graduation program was
wen. The exhibit consisted of ex-
mples of the regular school work in
he lines of language, Penmanhip,
lao-drawing, drawing, water colcrs
nd cut-out work, Of cooking and
ewing and of manual training, ag-
culture and school gar eni-g. TIL
ork i'll water colors from the lower
AIDES and that in cooking by the
'n1esIc science class attracted attea
III in particular nd the latter was b,
onounced equal in quality and ex- To-
Mt to any school exhibit of the kind -
e visitors had Seen. The exhibit -,
IS tastfully arranged in the library -
d the rer of the auditorium. At
80 the eighth grade graduation ex- -
cises were held In the auditorium.
their part in the exercises Misses -
Ia Honts and Gladys Orcutt of the 10y
SIS sang Leaf by Leaf the Roses go
n as duet, and Ralph Sham. pii
rger read an essay on "Pooker
ishington, His struggle for an edu-
lon. Accompanied by Miss Ruby
ndan, Paul Brainard sang two de.
htfnl little songs and graciously e''i
pended to an encore. The address .na
the evening vas given by Rev. 'aA
Hip Koenig, pastor of the Ccngra- AZ
ional church alto ntario. He smoke
Self Control and Its Relation r.
cess" and gave very helpful and
piring talk. At the conclusion NJ ~
address the graduates received LII