Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-12-23
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT
By Mrs. K. G.. Wilson

but the baby scoring the highes'
would receive bronze medal, the
highest in each division, a diploma
and every baby examined certificat,
of examination
The following chairmen were ap-
pointed:
On Enrollment-Mrs. Kennedy.
On Judges-Mrs. Boomer.
Place and Equipment-Mrs. Van
Der Kar.
Publicity-Mrs. Fisher.
Scoring-Mrs. Wilson.
/ Program-Mrs. Hollenbeck.
Educational-Mis Robinson.
| Irene Berg and Eva Wilson accom-
panied Virginia Ady home Thursday
evening, December 18th, to help her
celebrate her 18th birthday. Mrs. Ady
served a fine supper with a beautiful
birthday cake.
The 3rd grade has received the
much needed new readers which
they will begin using after vacation.
Sunday morning six new members
united with the Baptist church. In
the evening Baptisimal services
We're held, eight being baptised.
At the Good Roads election held
last Tuesday in the Fruitland section
H. J. Puchert and F. E. Eldredge tied
each receiving 131 votes, c. w. Har-
din IS, Henry Tussing "a. In the
Washoe section, w. H. Vestal won,
having 208 and Chas. Shontz 116
votes In the New Plymouth section,
Joe Platz won with 239 votes, J. A.
Whittet receiving II. The old board
met Monday afternoon to determine
whether Puchert or Eldredge should
hold the office, deciding in favor OF
Puchert.
The entertainment given by the
students of the High School at John
sons Hall last Thursday night was
one of the best given in this COM
munity for some time and each num-
Der was worthy of commentator. In
spite of unfavorable weather condi- |
lions that evening, the program was
received by a good sized audience
and those interested in the success
of the affair feel gratified at the
showing made.
The little people of the first
grades gave delightful Christmas
program in the Methodist church,
Wednesday afternoon, including reci-
tations, songs, part of THE Birds /
Christmas CAROL, and moving pic
ture show. The audience showed
great interest in each number.
The Sunnyside Literary Society
gave a good program and held box
social at the school house Saturday /
night.
Smith Bros. shipped the car OF
apples purchased by Mr.. Dewball, to
Phillipsburg, Kans., last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Lewis enter
tanned the E. w. Madsen and H. T.
Lewis families, Friday evening, IN
honor of Mr.. H. T. Lewis birthday.
The school board met Wednesday
and decided to close school for the
holiday vacation, Thursday afternoon,
giving the teachers Friday. Some
have the idea that the teachers
receive pay during vacations; this
is only true when the school is closed
because of sickness or repair work
being done.
Last Wednesday evening Clarence
Strawn, on returning from one Of the
neighbors was surprised to find
dozen of his schoolmates and one OF
his teachers, Miss Sutton, gathered
to help him celebrate his 18th birth
day. The evening was spent In play
ing games after which Mrs. Strawn
served fine oyster supper. The
young people presented Clarence with
The teachers going to their respect
i've homes for the holiday vacation
are: Prof. Sackett to Sheridan, Ore
gon: Prof. Dewhirst to Meridian;
Miss Florence Mccormack to Ros-
well; Miss Sutton to her home near
Payette, and Miss Crowther to New
Plymouth.
Mrs. Vestal and Miss Adra plan
ned a very successful surprise on
Mr.. w. H. Vestal, whose 5Sth birth
day was Monday Mr.. and Mrs. j. N.
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Anderson and
the MCGEE family we're the invited
guests. A very pleasant evening was
snent