Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-12-10
Little WILLOW Neus

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parents Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Keller.
Rev. Benjiman Smith pronounced the
beautiful marriage ceremony viii h
made Byron H. Elan and Elsie May
Keller husband and wife. The par
ents and the brothers and sister of
the bride and groom witnessed the
happy little wedding Then in the
evening over seventy guests were
present at the home of the bride
where congratulations were tender
ed to Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Elan and
dancing was enjoyed upon the
spacious porch which had been pre-
pared with curtains over the screen
especially for the evenings en-er n
ment. At midnight a lovely lun b
was served, also during the I
ing Mr.. Keller served the guests
with cider, and with many hear y
good wishes for the newly-weds the
guests left at late hour for their
homes and we all hoped that some
others might be married soon and
give US another such a lovely dance
and social evening
The out of town guests who attend
ed the Elam-Keifer wedding and
dance, were Mr.. and Mrs. John Elan
Of Meridian, Mr.. and Mrs. Draper
and Mr.. and Mrs Murphy of WeiSer
Oscar Keifer and Byron ELAN were
In Boise Monday and Tuesday of
last week, and we see by the States
man that Mr.. Elam's marriage IL
cense vast he first in Ada County
to have the 10ct war tax stamps at
tached
Mrs. Myrtle Shrimp and children
who have been visiting in the valley
for the past month accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Draper to Weiser, where
she will visit for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Elan are
now at home to their many friends,
as they went to housekeeping at
once, as Mr. Elan had his little
house all ready for the home com
ing of his bride
Miss 10 Kenward and Master John
visited with the home folks in
town over Saturday, and Miss
Rewards, Grandfather, whom she
had not seen since she was a tiny
child was there, which made the
visit an especially pleasant one. Mr..
Kenward has come from Illinois to
visit his son, Ira w. Kenward and
will remain all winter.
On last Friday night the hard
time social given at the Eastside
school house, was a complete sue
cess both financially and socially
There were IS people present and
the entire weight was 1910 pounds,
and the total amount received was
B17. A nice program was given by
he pupils which was well received.
Elmer Keller won the gentleman's
prize for the best representatio of
lard times, and Miss Katherine
'tirm won the lady's prize Games
we're played, one especially good
vas a game between Germany and
he Allies. Germany won in the con-
est. There was fine supper with
Office served to every one, which
1as certainly something great with :
1any thanks to Miss Kenward We
II assured her that We will surely !.
ONE out at any time when She
lakes the announcement that there u
Ill be something doing at the
;hool house. The proceeds of this
ocial will be used for much need .
hitching posts.
Miss Marie Stirm was the guest ID
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Patton last III
eek. o;
The baby girl OF Floyd Soldiers IA
Paddock Valley was very seri-
lsly hurt by falling from the high :.
AIR. cutting her tongue SO badly !"
at she was taken to Payette be-
re the little one could get relief
pm the hemorage OF the arteries Ct
the mouth.
We have always had a feeling OF De
meAnlng not very good for the "'
nstant "rubberers" ON the phone, vi
owing to some peculiar circum-
'nce which came to light by the ca
Of "rubberer', we have a very 9"
ferent feeling now and we know
% that people will rubber" in
eson as well as in Idaho, so now Oh
say let every body rubber"
Or. and Mrs. Clyde Currin, Mrs.
X. Shrimp and son Walter, Miss =
ude White and Mr.. Geo. Coats enc
re very pleasantly entertained at Y
1uay dinner with Mrs. McGrnuav to