Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-08-31

Born, Friday, August 25, to MI
: baby girl.
Born Monday, August %, to MI
;, and Mrs. Mark Cambell of New Ply
mouth, at the Geo. Frank home,
10-pound baby boy.
The Frances willard w. C. T. U
met with Mrs. B. W. Grover, Thurs
day and elected the following Off
GERS: President, Miss Meta Niswan
der; Vice-president, Mrs. j. o. Lee;
Rec. Secy., Mrs. A. Collinsworth
Treasurer, Mrs. R. S. Kut tn; Cor
Secy., Mrs. A. C. Patheal.
| The Fruitland w. C. T. U. elect
ed the following officers Thursday
at their meeting at the Robinson
home: President, Mrs. Grant Fish,
er; Vice-president, Mrs. H. e. Rob-
inson; Rec. Secy., Mrs. H. B. Kin
nison; Cor. Secy., Mrs. N. P. Voc
key; Treas, Mrs. G. w. Cotton;
~. P. B. Secy., Mrs. Spainhower;
L. T. l.. Secy., Mrs. R. G. Wilson;
They are planning for the Dis
Convention to be held next month.
Prof. and Mrs. T. R. Nelson left
Saturday for Twin Falls, where they
will be Institute instructors in mu-
sic and art at the Teachers lnSti-
tute. The next week they will De
at the Boise Institute where they
will have charge of the music. Ihey
were accompanied by their sons, In
gard and Robert, and Miss Eliza
Hontz and Representative D. L..
Ingard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magill and two
children of Barber, visited at the
Branthoover home the first of last
week, enroute to Lewiston.
Frank Marlar was married July
18th, to Miss Bertha Weller of San
Francisco.
About "a C. Els. went on hay
rack to New Plymouth Sunday eve
ming to hear Gov. Alexander give
a temperance address. Others who
the lecture were: H. Z.
Robinson, Miss Marion Robinson,
Miss Laura Walker, Arnold Cook,
Mr.. and Mrs. Yockey. the Fisher, j.
o. Lee and Grover families.
Misses Fanny and Alice Peacock
gave a dinner party Friday evening.
The guests were Misses Fern Linck.
Adra Vestal, Florence Anderson.
Irene and Ruth Thode.
The Silkett and Slater threshins
outfits are busy threshing the grain
in the community. The crop is not
as good as expected. but fair.
A number of Mrs. Sarah Rifles
near neighbors surprised her Sun
day evening, the occasion being her
birthday. Ice cream and cake were
served.
Mrs. A. Collinsworth entertained
the Mutual Benefit club last We'd
nesday. A most enjoyable afternoon
was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Fisher enter
,ained at dinner Friday, the Roy
Bowers family and Mrs. Ida Sham
berger of Medicine Lodge, Kansas.
The president of the Mothers Cir
lie, Mrs. VIM. Hollenbeck, called a
Meeting Friday afternoon, of the Of
icers and the membership commit
zee, at the home of Mrs. R. Kennedy,
o prepare for a membership cam
,aign. It is hoped to enroll every
mother in the district as a member
# the Circle. The following execu-
i've committee was appointed: Mrs.
7. H. Spainhower, chairman; Mes
lanes A. ]. Hansel, T. R. Nelson,
\. T. Bishop, Ross Kennedy and G.
Usher.
Miss Elsie Bayer gave a birthday
Inner last Wednesday in honor OF
Ter 18th birthday. Misses Winnifred
3ossen, Irma Royston, Gladys Nc
leown and Martha Wilson were
,uests.
The Methodist Sunday school held
picnic Tuesday in the A. H. Nc
,onnell orchard. A basket dinner
t noon with plenty Of ice cream and
AXE, served by the losers in the
ontest, was enjoyed as well as the
rogram in the afternoon. Rev.
'latt of Ontario gave a talk In the
fternoon. There were 125 present.
Tuesday afternoon, two autos load
d with travellers, stopped at the w.
!. Fouts home for drink. On enter
ng into conversation with Mr.. and
frs. Fouts it was learned they were
Id neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Berry and son Albert and family,
rom Missouri Valley, Iowa. Just
L.. H. ID M~c uyp, HolIeuhock