Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-21
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LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY /;

The Advertisement Tea serve
last week was the mos successful 10
tea ever given at the Chapter House
The guests were greeted by IVA.
Over" girls psoring through tie win
dows of the reception hall, while TIL
walls of the main room was lioerall.
covered with Gil kinds of advert sin,
material After the ladies sad Assem-
bied the correct namilg Of sdvogtIslni
pictures was a contest that claimed
their attention. Mrs. Garland received
the reward for having named correct
ly the greatest number of articles ad
vertised. The prize was package
OF Schillings Washing Compound, MAJ
ufactured in Boise and handled by tht
Canyon Commercial. A little talk on
patronizing hcme industries was civ
eli by the hostess when the prize was
awarded. A market basket contain
ing samples of Kellogg's cornflakes,
Runkeps Cocoa, Foley's Pine ard
Tar Cough medicine, Palmer's talcum,
| face powder, perfume, hand sapolio
and other samples was then passed,
each lady selecting sample to take
home with hcr. Ice cream and cake
was then served also Tctloy's tea
and Golden West coffee the waitress
wearing aprons furnished by Wocd
& Spaulding. The hostcsscs gave
a talk on the merits of each artic-
lie and tcld where it could be pur-
chased. Every one received an ar
tictic blotter as souvenir, these
were donated by Keith & Son. Tie
ctEer business houses who so kind
ly donated advertising material were
Mess Mercantile, F. M. Satoris, Comp
tons Pharmacy, Russells Department
Store, Stanton Bros, Re-
zac's Pharmacy, and Thurston's Drug
Store About forty women wore
present and the hostcsses Miss Care
and Mrs. Friedman felt repaid for
their work. The proceeds are to APP
Fly on the Chapter House piano debt.
Word has been received taat on
May 10 baby girl arrived at the |
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Edwards
IF Salem, Ore. Mrs. Edwards wi, be
remembered by many as Goldie Dur
lam
Frank and John Adams of Cam
fridge, were visitors at the Mador.s
lome two days of last week.
The youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
v. James came near being drowned
n the main canal last week He is
ut three years old and fell from a
ridge and was carried about forty
eet down stream and was caught on ,
wire fence. The screams of the
Their children brought his mother to .
le rescue.
Miss Maud Carrier leaves today for
rockville, Penn. She was called east
y the critical illness of a brother
l7law
Geo. w. Lattig returned Monday !,
ON Spokane, he made the trip in :,
lie interest of the Idaho Oregon Fruit :
rowers Association.
David Jones is spinning around in 9
S new Ford auto. He is planning a,
the near future to gather up adj
g children in the neighborhood and D
eat them a joy ride.
Elvina Lundt attended high :.
hool class entertainment in Weissr
st Frid = night. :.
Ma P. Emerson celebrated her
iaLay List Saturday, about fifteen
lies were present andwished her
ny bapns returns of the day. Re-
'sh mcI,s were served and every
Q reports fine time.
Mrs. PsNeh, t, Payette spent last sp
eek with he, daughter, Mrs. T. j. vi,
ks II MI
A,ltcr | lrd igade a professional
p - the homer place last week. no
\ surprise pi.iy for G. w. Lattig Me-
$ painted AID successfully execut- Tu
~ MIS-. H. Loveland last Monday he,
ut. The jolly crowd were nearly !
relatives. Among those present the
e: Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Lattig, E. F Ws
tig and wife, Cyrus Lattig and sew
e, Rev. Reed and wife, Genevieve gar
tshe and Dorothy Reel. Ice-c N Wa
cake were served, the surprise n
complete and the party sue din
in every way. on
he picnic on the James lawn at afte
close of the school in District No. N
as a decided success. Dinner was thei
ed at 1890 cafeteria style. Thors cpl
an abundance of all good things 1'ncl
farmers wives, known SO we'll teac
to prepare. Hot coffee was serv- in 6
to the older ones while grape trip