Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-12-21
Local NelUs

Local NSIUS
Last Tuesday night the Farmers
Bureau met at the school house and
completed their organization by elect
ing L. D. Carpenter, president; A
u Mcconnell, vice president; Grant
Fisher, secretary, and Ira Dalzell,
treasurer.
! J. J. Sparks and Fred Hurd of
Payette went to Long Valley Sat
urday. Mr. Sparks is looking over
the country with a view of locat-
ing here.
! Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
Deeds. Tuesday, Dec. ~, 9 and
one7half pound girl.
The Berean Sunday School class
of the Brethren Sunday School,
brought their dinners with them
ana held a class meeting in the
church basement Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cloud, editors
OF the Fruitland Banner, have NOV
ed back to Fruitland and will oc-
cupy the Rowse home near the
school house.
Mrs. G. Z. Fouts has composed
the words and music of song en-
titled, Were Off To Mexico" and
has had it printed in sheet music
form.
The Baptist Ladies Aid chicken
pie supper and parcel post sale
were well attended and the parcels
went like hot cakes" The ladies
cleared a neat sum for their treas
ury.
The Chelola Sunday School class
of the Methodist church gave a ban
quet to the Philathea class Friday
evening. The center pieces were
pretty little Christmas trees and
the place cards were very clever,
being miniature Santa Clauses The Sc
were painted by Miss Margaret Mar
| lar, a member of the class. A very
pretty Chistmas tree stood in one
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dinner Santa" appeared and dis
tributed toys to all, which provoked
! a great deal of mirth and laughter.
Miss Virginia Ady gave a pretty
dinner party Sunday, in honor of
her 18th birthday The guests We're
her classmates, Hazel Lanfear, Mir
lam Bryant, Dorothy Baney, Man
garrett Giesler, Gladys Smith, Laura
Hezeltine and Eva Wilson.
The Grange met Thursday evening
at Mrs. Spainhower's home. The
members decided to transfer their
membership to the Payette Grange.
A committee was appointed to de-
eide to what use the money in the
treasury should be put Mrs. Spain
hover served refreshments.
Wednesday evening pleasant lit
tie party was given at the Burnett
home for the Misses Alice Burnett
and Ruth Bryant, in honor Of Miss
Bryant's birthday Interesting games
were played during the evening and
Mrs. Burnett served delicious re-
freshments.
Tuesday evening Mrs. VIM. Bird
sail gave party in honor of her
brother, Everett Hills birthday. The
guests were the Misses Lucille and
Bernice Hill, Lillian MCGEE, Adra
vestal, and Claude Oliver, Harry
Link and Clarke Lewis. The eve
ming was spent playing games and
making candy. Mrs. Birdsall served
ice cream and cake.
This year instead of the chicken
thieves We have thieves around
who are breaking into buildings and
carrying away grain. 1t might be
wise for all to sleep with one ear
open so that they may be caught
before many more suffer losses. One
night last week w. A. Fouts' pack
ing house was broken into and sew
eral sacks of oats and bran were
taken. The thieves were tracked
\ some distance.
l Mrs. G. l. Hollenbeck entertained
the Busy Bee club Wednesday after
moon.
i The Misses Harris and Crouch en-
tertained the C. Y. B. /. Club al
the M. r. Powell home last Wednes
day evening. Light refreshments were
served.
4 Examinations and reports are II
order at school this week.
4 The Domestic Science classes will
practice the art of candy making
this week and will have some yer,
nice candy no doubt for sale to hell
,lpay expenses.