Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-11-04
Local Neus

Local NeWs
Mrs. Mary Burnett gave double
birthday party, last Thursday even
ing, at her home, in honor of hen
daughter Alice, and Myrtle Stegner'f
18th birthdays. Twenty-four youns
people were invited and their report
is, "the most fun and best eats"
Thursday night Mr.. NJ. Phillips, on
visiting the pump house, of the
town water works, found his motor
disappeared. A few days later, Mr..
Chas. Peterson, who had heard moth
ing about the stolen motor, had a
chance to buy a secondhand motor
for SIS in Ontario, from stranger
On taking it to the shop it was
recognized as Mr.. Phillips stolen
motor.
The young people certainly cele-
brated Halloween in our community,
Friday evening. Many Jack-Olanterns
ghosts and COLLINS were on hand
to help celebrate. The Freshman
class deliberately entertained the
High School, in Franks Hall. The
Sth grade had fine time in Ep-
worth Hall, and the It'll grade en-
joyed a hay-rack ride to the home
@. Irene Berg, where they toasted
marshmallows and apples over
bonfire
On Saturday evening, the Rose
Circle Sunday School class of the
Methodist church entertained the
Rangers, and Mrs. ]. E. Wilson gave
a Halloween party to about 29 little
folks at her home. Each group OF
young people feeling that their crowd
had had the iolliest time of all.
On Saturday night the following
ladies, Mesdames B. Grover, A. T..
Bishop, Chas. Judy and Gerald Hoi-
lenbeck, had their homes beautifully
decorated in Halloween colors and
symbols, and entertained their
friends and neighbors in elaborate
style. Games were played, refresh
ments served and jolly time was
had by all.
Ralph Mitchell, who tied his horse
and buggy at the bank corner, founo
only the halter there after the High
School party, Friday night. After
hunting until about one O'Clock, he
returned home. Early Saturday morn
ing he found them near Mr.. Cotton's
home. The horse had evidently been
driven and was unhitched from the
buggy. 1t is not known whether TINS
was a Halloween prank or whether
someone wished to use the horse
aud buggy and stole it for the eve
ming.
The first and second grades, dress
cd and decorated with Hailowe en-
symbols, sang their Halloween songs
for the High School and Sth grade
Friday morning. Miss Pierson TOOK
tho 2nd grade to her home at noon,
for a party, Miss Crowther took enc
3rd grade to Robin-Crow-Cot, and
the 4th. 9Th and 9Th grades had part
les with Halloween games, IN their
rooms
The football game between Our
boys and Vale, was tie, Friday.
On returning from the foot-Daii
game at Vale, Friday evening, FRANK
Kinnison borrowed a horse ano
buggy to drive to his home. In CIV
ing the road to passing rig, on
the return to town, he ran INTO
potato digger. The shafts OF the
buggy we're broken and the harness
torn Frank was thrown out but was |
not hurt, aside from being well dust
ed.
The High School Orchestra met
Monday. 1t consists Of IL pieces
The Mutual Benefit club was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. B. Grover. She present.
ed each member with leather In
dexed book i'm which they will write
new recipes that are tried at the
club meetings.
The Royston farm OF Poland
chinas, sold IL fall pigs at sl4.eo
each, at the Caldwell stock sale, last
woak