Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-04-08
Ing from a seige of la grippe.

NeV. Farnum ana WlIe were eHter-
Z tanned at the T. ]. Jackson home lasd
Sunday after the Easter services.
Miss Hazel Bean Is recent ar
rival from Montana and will spend
spend about ten days with Mrs.
Yiaughs.
Kate Cahill Of Crystal wss week
end guest of Mrs. Walter Davis.
MI and Mrs. Chas. Bayer visited
Mt the Miller home the first of the
Week.
Alvina Come'son and Melinda
Pret hit were visiting friends in Nyssa
las, week. Miss Comelson went from
Nyssa to Owyhee to spend a week
with Mrs. Vogt.
Kenneth, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs M Jensen is quite Ill, with acut
Indigestion.
/ Several members of the Orchard
Ave. Grange attended grange in town
last Friday. Both farmers and bust
ness men gave their view Of pur-
chasing from mai1-order houses, som.
of the discussions became quite heat
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Hayworth were
visiting the Pennington family IN
Vale last Friday. Upon their return
they made preparations to move to
their home stead near Bald Mt.
Mrs. Clarice AUX, who has been
quite i'll, is now able to be out.
Last Sunday Jno. Lundt accompani-
ed by her cousin was Sunday
guest of Allene McGreevey.
! Lenore Thornton came up from
Weiser to attend the Meyer dance.
| Chas. Robert Woods has returned
to his school duties after months
absence, owing to i'll health.
D. R. Durham was called to South
Dakota last Saturday by the serious
Illness of brotherin-law.
! Mrs. Ogg and son were out from
Payette and spent Easter with FER
mother, Mrs. W. w. Watts.
]. T. Webster, known as Curly"
arrived from Pomona, Cal. and is
visiting at the Eudora farm.
SOCIAL
The spacious home of c. F. Meyer
was the scene of a gay dancing
party last Friday night. Richard Ben
ninghouse furnished the music, and
the twenty guests enjoyed dancing
until late hour. Supper was serv-
ed at midnight.
The ladies of the Pioneer dis
/ trict rendered Mrs. Kiel a farewell
party on Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Kiel Left the following Fri
day for an overland trip to Rose
berg, Ore. They will make a short
stay on the Roswell bench.
Mrs. Springston, though not al
member, entertained the jolly Six
Club last Wednesday afternoon.
Merl Thornton, aged seven, enter
tanned his little friends last Sunday.
An Easter7egg hunt was thoroughly
enjoyed by the youngsters the great
er part of the afternoon. The re-
freshments served were suggestive
of the day.
The Misses Reimers entertained |
fifteen friends last Sunday evening.
An egg hunt was the first number
on the evenings program. This was
followed by music, games and a sup
per.
The LAX. members proved them
selves delightful hostesses when they /
entertained the L.S.U. Club last
week. The Chapter House was cosy
and homelike with its many rugs,
dainty tea tables, potted plants and
cheerful fire in the open crate. A
cake romance claimed the attention
Oh the guests during the first hour
OF the afternoon Miss Carrier cap
tured the prize. The second contest
tested the alfactory powers and
created much merriment. Naomi Par
Sons favored the company with sew
eral vocal selections. About 80 lad
les enjoyed the luncheon served at
small tables which were decorated to ]
suggest the Esstertide. The ori2 inel /
poem, given by Mrs. Addison Gar
side, was one of the best numbers
ON the program, being an outline in
rhyme Of the failings and fortunes Of
the L.S.U. members.
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