Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-27
Local NeUs

OHuICn SUNDAY evening. The SONG
:, and dialogue parts were nicely gi,
II en-. The decorations, especially tn
r beautiful star in the night scene
were very pretty. A crowded hous
: listened attentively, some comm
!, from Payette, Weiser and New Ply
/ mouth.
At the Baptist church a splendi
; Easter program was given. The
Pantomine, Abide With Me" wa
given by the Prothean class. Tit
solos by Oscar Gladdish and Wanda
Lackey, the Rotations, songs ant
exercises We're enjoyed by all.
The second and third grades are
rejoicing over the sets of new read
ers just received and which were
greatly needed.
Prof. Dewhirst and class tested
milk for several parties the first OF
the week.
Tuesday afternoon a baseball team
OF boys not over 120 pounds each
In weight from the 7th and Sth
grades of Payette, played Fruitland
boys. Mr.. Newman, of the Y. NJ. c..
A. is organizing a young peoples lea
que among the East and West side
Payette, Washoe, Ontario and Fruit
land boys.
Misses Bowers, Harris, and Crow
Their accompanied the school boys
and girls to Boise Thursday to see
the Birth of Nation" Forty-eight
big and little folks took advantage
of the excursion rates.
The members of the Fruitland Glee
Club met Sunday afternoon with the
Payette members for practice.
rhe Baptist Ladies Aid met
with Mrs. A. 7. Bishop last Thurs
day.
The Excelsior class of the Breth-
rem sunday School enjoyed a picnic
dinner at the ]. E. Shamberger home
sunday.
The Brethren church has been
given new coat of paint on the
outside and the interior has been
papered.
Mr.. Geo. Frank has had his res
taurant building moved from the
rear OF the drug store onto Main
street. 1t is to be connected with
the hall above the Drug Store,
which will be remodeled and fitted
up as bedrooms. Miss Beeghley will
run the restaurant and rent the bed
rooms. N. P. Yockey has the con-
tract.
Remember the date, May 9th.
Mr.. c. H. Lanfear is packing out
two cars of apples this week.
Johnson & Son shipped two cars
of hay to Oregon points this week,
one to Midvale last week. Mr.. John
son states this hay brings S14 per
ton on the car. Most of the hay on
the bench has been baled and ship
ped.
Don't forget Macbeth A La Mode.
The baseball game here last
Friday afternoon between Baker
High School and the Fruitland High
School team was the cleanest exhi-
bition of baseball that has been play
ed here for some time. The Baker !
team, while clearly outclassed by
the Fruitland team, played good bail
but failed to show up to advantage !
in the finer points OF the game. Lyle
Brown pitched first class ball only
allowing Baker one safe hit and one
base on balls. Fruitland clearly had
advantage of the batting department.
a number of their men being lett on
bases. One of the sensational lea
lures was the home run by Wenden
Brown. Final score stood 60 IN
favor of Fruitland. This is the sec
ond game of the season Fru1tiand
has played on the home ground. Inc
next game played here will be with
New Plymouth Friday at O'Clock.
Miss Mccormack entertained her
Sunday School class, the Chelolas'
Saturday afternoon, at the Yockey
home. Decorations and games were
in keeping with the Easter season.
Sherbet and cake were served.
Mrs. E. B. Holt entertained the
little folks of the neighborhood at
an Easter egg hunt Sunday after
noon at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Kennedy enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Russell ana
Mary in honor of Rodell's and Mary
birthdays, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cary Tussing enter
tanned at dinner Sunday, Mr.. ana
Mrs. ]. Giesler and family, MIS-
Arthur circuit of Washoe and MISS
Ethel Giesler who came from Caio-
well Saturday. The Easter coiors, vel
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