Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-02
Washoe Items

Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Lowrey an6
children enjoyed Sunday dinner witt
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Beau.
Mrs. Axel Johnson and little daugh
ter Bernice visited Thursday witt
Mrs. Johnson's daughter, Mrs. Fred
Ahlstrand, near Fruitland.
A travelling photographer took pic
lures of the pupils of the school last
Friday and re-appeared Monday to
take second shot at the upper grade
pupils having broken the pate made
at the first attempt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Benson were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A Smith ON
Sunday.
A private recital was given fer the
benefit of parents and friends by
Mrs. E. s. Rosenberg's piano pupils
at her home Monday at o'clock.
Light refreshments were served the
pupils and guests.
The regular afternoon meeting Of
the Circle was held at Community
hall Friday. A number of commit
tees were appointed to have i'm charge
the various activities of the Circle
during the coming weeks. The next
meeting will be held at the Sham
berger home, Mrs. Shamberger and
Miss Sue Shmberger having extend
ed the invitation which was prompt
ly accepted. AT the business ses-
sion Friday Mrs. l.. G. Beail was
elected treasurer of the society as
successor of Mrs. Axel Johnson who
declined reelection.
Mrs. H. ]. Cortner returned Friday
evening from the prohibition conven-
tion at Boise. She reports a very
enthusiastic and wen-attended con-
vention
Mrs Mabel Rodriques of Ontario
visited over Sunday with her moth
err, Mrs. Ed Hill.
A meeting of patrons OF the local
ditch was held at H. J. Cortners
home Friday evening and as a result
teams have been put to work get
ting the ditch in shape for use.
Rev. L. H. Eby was among those
from this end of the county who at
tended the prohibition convention
at Boise.
We note T. ]. Beckwith's name
ahronicled among the lists OF capital
city visitors the past week.
Victor johnson and Ralph Sham
berger were elected as delegates from
the Banner class of the Washoe SUM-
day School to the Boys conference
ut Nampa and gladly ayailed them
selves of the chance to attend this
splendid meeting. The boys went on
Friday afternoon and did not return
Until Monday morning, having been |
faithful in attending all the sessions
from first to last. They report a
very helpful and inspirational con-
erence.
]. B. Stanton met with an accident
Ionday which elicits the sympathy
# his Washoe friends. AS he drove
nto the field on tho Harlan farm,
which he lis working, disc which he
ad ON his low wagon dropped from
be front end of the wagon onto the
ongue and the horses heels. The
orses ran short distance stop
ing only when they plunged into the
ough. By this time they had r
ashed their hind legs in a terrible
ON the disc. A veter nary c
as hastily summoned and helped
jop the flow of blood and care for 4
e injured animals. They we're too ;,
idly injured to be moved, however, q
Id Mr.. Stanton was obliged to erect n
temporary barn over them in the /,
cid. One of the animals will live D
be of use but the other may prove
be too badly crippled to have ITS is
e spared. AS these are Mr.. Stan ;,
MS only work horses and as he
as just ready for seeding the ac- "
lent causes him great incon-
nience. G,
The girls of the domestic science
ISIS gave a very enjoyable party n,
the boys of the upper grades at h,
immunity hall Tuesday evening. A w.
ried list of games were enjoyed OF
d a tasty three-course luncheon
s served, all being seated at s,,
lg table arranged On the stage OF
, auditorium. The table was nice Of
decorated and the guests found on
Dir places by means of pretty pace
IDS bearing their names. The par or
was one of the most elaborate l.,
airs of the year and reflects great :,
dit upon the girls particularly be- 70,
Use of the fact that they did aid NJ
work in a short space OF time
side of regular school hours. ~,
IS these notes are written the w,
DOL Is looking forward to what No,