Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-02-17
Local NeUs

OF apples Last Saturday one being q
car from the Tussing packing house
and one car on Tuesday, of fine
White Winter Pearmains, from the
Tussing and Rich packing house. The
Bowers packing house is also ship
ping one car this week.
The Mail Carrier on Route 1, is
unable this week to use his car be-
cause Of the condition of the roads
Mr.. Arthur circuit is driving for
him.
Most Of the Freshmen gathered at
the Burnett home Friday evening for
a party. Candy hearts having differ
ent values, as TO color, were hid
for the boys to find. These were
used as money to buy the boxes of
candy the girls had brought. Games
were enjoyed. Mrs. Burnett served
ice cream and cake. Misses Sutton
and Mccormack acted as chaperones.
Mrs. Cary Tussing and Mrs. Les
ter Rands entertained the Kensing-
ton club at Mrs. Rands' home last
Wednesday afternoon. In spite OF the
bad roads most of the members were
present.
The Association Packing House
finished packing out the balance OF
their apples this week.
Miss Jennie Shamberger gave
Valentine party TO the Excelsior Sun
day School class of the Brethren .
church, last Friday evening, at the
home of her sister, Mrs. James Deal /
Miss Nellie Burnett entertained
eleven of her girl friends at slum
Der party Saturday night, in honor
of her birthday. An exceptionally
good time is reported.
Mr.. C. w Young and Lambert sold
81 head of hogs last Friday.
A social dance was held in John
sons hall last Friday night.
Grover Bros. shipped five carloads
of hogs last Friday from Nyssa and :
Ontario. A washout on the P. V. road
prevented shipment from New Ply
mouth. Two cars were shipped from
that point on Tuesday.
The interior of the Bank was kali
;omined last Saturday by Mr.. Barn
ard. 1t was closed to business on
because of Lincoln's birth
lay.
johnson & Son shipped four car
Dads of baled hay last week to Ore {
,on points. They shipped eleven cars I
previous to last weeks shipment
md will ship five more this week. S
IL to Oregon points. This hay is sell G
ng for SIS f. o. b., Fruitland F
Last Friday evening Mrs. Royston a
about thirty of her \
riends and neighbors. A pleasant b
ocial evening with music was en- f
Dyed.
Mr.. Handy, who will occupy the
)r. Maxfield place, is building
.orches. a kitchen and a bathroom
N the house. Mr. Colwen is helping.
The Friendship Ladies Aid met last
with Mrs. Sarah Rifle. :
hey decided to change their name
o the Frances Willard Union.
;even new members were secured for
he W. C. T. U. :
Last Tuesday was Eric Anderson's
7th birthday. His aunt, Mrs. Ander-
on, invited the neighborhood boys
nd girls in for the evening. Eric y
7as very much surprised. An even
ny of games with refreshments was q
realty enjoyed.
Little Francis Frost, who was tax
n sick with scarlet fever last We'd
esday at school, is getting along y
icely. The first grade is dismissed =
or a vacation and the room has =
cen thoroughly fumigated. Every
recaution is being used to prevent 2
he spread of the disease. :
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Nokes en- Z
ertained at dinner, Messrs. and Mes d
ames David Williams. P. H. Krost, u
Mcclure. N. A. Peacock, Grandma u
lecture, and Mr.. Harry Williams of Z
aldwell. =
Tuesdsy afternoon the Nazarine u
hurch of Ontario, held cottage
rayer meeting at the E. P. Nokes
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. D. Pardunn en- $
ertained a number of their neigh
ors and friends Saturday evening. .
n enjoyable evening was spent. n
Mrs. G.. H. Perry entertained at y
inner Sunday. Messrs. and Mes .
ames Moreland, Chiffon Bowman d
nd F. A. Wolfe.
The Domestic Science department
ave purchased two dozen bread pans
nd some new dishes to match those =
ley have. ~
The 5000 sheep owned by Mr.. !,