Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-01-14
Local Items

Miss Josephine Pardunn entertain
ed her Sunday School Class, The
Builders and their teacher Miss ELSA
Schmid at her home Saturday after
noon in a social and business meet
ing and election of officers. A plea
SAINT time was enjoyed in games and
fun. Mrs. Pardunn serveda dainty
luncheon.
West side Lateral Ditch Co. held
their annual meeting and election of
directors. Saturday afternoon at the
office of the secretary, Payette.
After the usual reports and regular
routine of business the following df-
rectors were elected and organized
as follows, Mr.. Shake, President, G.
I F. Judy vice president, C. B. Heng-
gler Treasurer, P. N. Van Der Kar,
Secretary and ]. H. Spainhower.
A pleasant surprise was given in
honor of Miss Refine Eldredge's birth
day, Friday night at her home. It
was cleverly planned and executed
surprising her completely when II OF
her young friends came in the room
where she was seated before she
knew they were on the place. The
evening was spent in games and
amusments of various kinds. A de-
licious two course luncheon was
served late in the evening. The de-
parting guests wished her many
more happy birthdays. Those present
were, Wilma, Wilbur, and Amsey
Bollinger, Lyle and Wendell Brown,
Harvey, Ada, and Ella Hostettler,
Louie and Fred Ramey, Way and Gay
Bowers. Leila Fisher, Ruby Kauff-
man. Earl Scritchfield. Ralph Nit
chell, Nellie Burnett, Arthur Ed
redge, Refine, Fred and Lola Ed
redge.
Grange met Friday night for In
stallation of officers, the weather be-
ing unfavorable not large crowd
was in attendance and no business
was transacted but the meeting made
a social one. Mr.. and Mrs. Harland
were present showing fine lot of
post card views secured on their
eastrn treip. A fine spread of good
things was enjoyed and a pleasant
social evening.
About rs friends and neighbors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Reep gather
ed at the N. P. Yookey home Tues
day evening in a farewell surprise
before their departure for their
new home in Oregon. A pleasant eve
ming resulted.
Lutheran Ladies Aid met last
Thursday with Mrs. Jno. Anderson,
and elected officers for the ensuing
year as follows, Mrs. Axel johnson
Pres. Mrs. Jno. Anderson, Sec. and
Mrs. Nels Pearson, Treas.
Mrs. s. A. Pardunn gave a de-
iightful dinner party Sunday having
for her guests Mrs. Ruth Rodgers. A.
@. Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs. Graham
Park, Mr.. end Mrs. B. F. Tussing,
and their daughter Mrs. Henderson,
and little girl who are here from
Bayard, Nebr.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. Starr and
Lawrence dined at the A. H. Nc
Connen home Sunday. They expect
to leave the latter part OF this
week for their home at Lind, Wash.
The school board met Monday In
Regular business session transacting
business. Cashier Ross Kennedy was
elected treasurer to succeed J. o.
Scritchfield who has moved away.
Mrs. Mary e. Burnett gave a de-
lightful childrens party IN honor of
Harry's eleventh birthday Sunday.
About rs little people were present
and had the time of their young liv.
es in games and fun and appreciated
as only children can the fine dinner
served by Mrs. Burnett.
Mrs. Chas. Rich had "a birthday
which was nicely remembered Sun
day by family friends dropping In
! during her absence at The homo o