Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-05-13
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT
By Mrs. c. E. Deal

per, May 10, nine pound daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Powell enter
; tanned for dinner Sunday Mr.. A. A
Branthoover and family, Mrs. Fol
som, Mrs. Carsen and Mr.. L. l.. Fol
som. In the evening Mr.. Folsom re-
turned to Boise accompanied by
his mother Mrs. Folsom and sister
Mrs. Carsen.
L. J. Robinson of Payette visited
at the E. B. Holt home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Beehler were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hostetler
Sunday.
Mr.. E. e. Hunter is not so well
at present. He has been gradually
losing in strength for the past two
weeks. 1t is necessary now to have
watchers and his friends are showing
their love and sympathy by their
offers of help at this time.
Nj. and Mrs. ]. A. Kingsbury left
Tuesday Tor few days visit in Cam
bridge their old home town.
Mrs. r. B. Graham of Albany, Ore.
is visiting for few days with her
son Mr.. Guy Graham and family.
Miss Grace Rifle was hostess at
picnic party on their lawn. Sun
day afternoon. The guests were Lu-
Gle Strawn, Nellie Heckas, Goldie
: Wilson and Laura Hazeltine.
Mrs Ray Alters of Sweet, Idaho
! visited at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Lockhart last
week Miss Leota returned home
with her the first of this week.
Mr.. Geo. Koontz returned to EN-.
nett Sunday after a three weeks
visit with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. johnson motor
ed to Boise Thursday for a few
days visit Mr. Johnson returned
Sunday while Mrs. Johnson prolong
ed her witt feS days
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church held their social meeting at
Mrs. B. Whealdon's last Thursday
afternoon. These ladies will serve
the Alumni banquet in Epworth Hal
about June 5. Refreshments were
served by Mesdames Whealdon, Car
penter and Makinson. The Trip
around the World that has been talk
ed OF SO long will be given some
time in June.
Mothers Day at the Methodist
church was quite well attended, tho
the morning was rainy. The decora-
tons in white were very artistic,
and the solo by Prof. Nelson 'The
Songs My Mother Sang" was beauti-
full and appreciated by all.
H. R. Boomers herd of Holsteins
received valuable addition this
week in the birth of "Rouble Queen
De Kol." The mother made a re-
cord of 20 lbs. of butter per week,
last year and promises to equal
Daisy Tioneer Pride
The people in this vicinity had
another mad dog scare Monday when
dog acting queerly was discovered
in the field back of Mr.. Colwell's
home. The neighbors followed it
but were unable to overtake it and
when last seen it was going north
down. Penn. Avenue. People were
notified to take up their stock and
considerable excitement prevailed. At
present nothing is known as to its
Whereabouts. Dogs should be muz-
zled until this danger is fully passed.
The Grange will hold their regul-
ar meeting with Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Madsen on Friday evening May Il.
Ice cream and cake will be served
and a good program provided. Each
person is asked to bring package,
securely wrapped, containing some
thing he would not care to give
away and yet would like to exchange
for something else. These packages
vii be passed around several times
and at a given signal each opens
what he then has in his hands and
it becomes his. Be sure to be there
with your package and take part
| In the fun
The following is the program OF
the Pomona G'arge to be held In
Valley Vtsw, May %:
Violin and piano duet.
Rural Credits-D.R. Hubbard, Kuns
The Farmers Telephone SYSTEM
A. A. Stetler, Fruitland.
1916 Prospects-W. T. Mccall, Can
yon County Farm Adviser.
The Farmers and the University
Extension Departmental. D. Center
Boise.
Music-valley View Choir.
Plan to be present and hear these
good things