Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-02-03
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Linck gave
e dinner party Friday evening. Th
l. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Pardun
and Josephine, Mr.. and Mrs. Hill an
:, Bernice, and Mr. B. C. Blakesley.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs
Madsen entertained Messrs. and Mes
. danes Boomer, Stetler, Pardunr
Kaessner, Linck, Hill, Mr. B. c
Blakesley, and the Misses Mariol
Stetler, Josephine Pardunn and Ellis
Kaessner. The guests were served t,
pineapple sherbet, cake and coffee.
Mesdames H. M. Lewis and Peter
son entertained at roast turke.
dinner, Tuesday noon, Messers. an'
Mesdames Madsen, N. w. and H. T
Lewis, L. o. Taylor and Yaezell. Al
enjoyable social afternoon was spent.
The Seniors didn't quite succeed
in surprising Clara Royston Frida!
evening, but they did succeed in hav
ing a good time.
Mesdames N. w. and H. It. Lewis
entertained at one O'Clock dinner
Thursday The guests being Messrs
and Mesdames L. a. Taylor, A. c.
Douglass, w. M. Moreland, T. o. Ady
and Mrs. Surber. Rev. and Mrs.
Reed of Payette visited the home
during the afternoon.
The neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. Wolfe really and truly surprised
them Saturday evening, when about
35 of them came with big three
course dinner, which they served
about seven O'Clock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wolfe expect to move to Maryland
in the near future.
Miss Alma Troxel and Mr.. Chas.
B. Morris, of Pleasant Valley, Ore
gon, were married by Rev. W. M.
Ewing, pastor of the Methodist
church in Caldwell, Tuesday evening,
jan 25. Mrs. Morris is the eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs H. A. Trox-
lei, who live on Minnesota Avenue,
and has made many friends during
her residence in Fruitland, who ex-
tend congratulations to the groom as
well as good wishes to the young
couple. They were attended by Mr..
and Mrs. L. Griep, Mrs. Griep being
a sister of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris will make their home at
Pleasant Valley, Oregon, where the
groom has a ranch.
At the meeting of the board Of di-
rectors of the Farmers Mutual Tele-
phone Co., held Saturday afternoon,
L. B. Mackinson, Chas Henggler and
j. M. Davis were appointed to fill
the vacancies caused by the re-
moval of A. G. Rogers to Twin Falls,
and the designations of A. A. Stetler
and B. w. Grover. H. ]. Puchert
was elected General Manager, L. B.
Mackinson, President and Grant
Fisher, Secretary. A. Kaessner, Elk
change Manager, handed in his resig-
udLlOu, 10 TAKE SiIOSI APiii LOU.
The Association shipped three car
loads of apples out last week.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
E. Johnson entertained Messrs. and
Mesdames Hansel, Hash, Kaessner,
&c. Tussing, Miss Hazel Ayers, Miss
Vera and Arthur Johnson, at pro-
gressive 500 card party. A delicious
two-course lunch was served.
Grange met Friday evening at the
n. o. Ady home A large number
were in attendance and heard the
splendid report given by the State
Grange delegates.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lanfear enter
tanned about thirty Of their neighbos
and friends Saturday evening. Plenty
of music helped to make the eve
ming very pleasant one.
Wednesday evening the Evangelis-
tic Committee of the Baptist church
called a meeting. Rev. Ward present
ed the 5-year program of the North
ern Baptist Convention and 1t was
adopted. This program has five OBJ
jective points to be gained in five
years, which cover the evangelistic,
educational and financial growth of
the church. After the meeting a
pleasant social hour was spent. Rev.
and Mrs. Ward left Tuesday for
American Falls The church appre-
ciates very much the work Rev.
Ward has done here. Rev. Kanaar
of Middleton, who is the Missionary
of this District, will take charge Of
the work until pastor Is called to
Fruitland,