Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-01-27
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to the Nelson and Ingard home on
Saturday evening The B. /. LIS who
are the husbands of the P. e. O.'s,
didn't let their wives know their
destination, so they We're thoroughly
surprised when arriving at the
Santa Rosa ranch, to find an oyster
Isupper and tables with places laid
Saturday evening. The B. /. LIS, who
acted as POSTMASTER. DR.. Alvey,
Mrs Albert Wilson, Mrs Lauer and
Mrs. ]. C. Woodward responded Mr..
and Mrs Paul Brainard, Mrs. l. L..
Thurston, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, gave
musical selections, and Mrs. CLANCY
gave a reading.
Friday evening Mrs H. R. Flack
gave six O'Clock dinner in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover MCGEE. The
guests were Messrs and Mesdames
Ira Dalzen, Ross Kennedy, B. Bohan-
non and H. R. Russell.
| Mr.. George Frank is putting in a
pressure tank and bath room fixtures
at his home on Fruitland Avenue. II.
r. Flack is doing the plumbing work.
The young people of the Methodist
church of Ontario invited the Fruit
land Methodist young people over
Friday evening. A large sleigh. load
accepted the invitation and spent a
most enjoyable evening at the Rose
home
Friday evening Professor Nelson
took sixteen members of his Glee
Club to the Commercial Club rooms
at Payette, surprising the Payette
Glee Club.
A dance was given in Johnson.s
hall on Friday night. Miss Beeghley
served an oyster supper to sixteen
of the young folks at midnight.
Saturday evening a number Oh
Clarence Ficken,s friends surprised
him at his home. A very enjoyable
evening was spent.
The Busy Bee Club met with
Mrs. Jolly on Wednesday.
The West Side Lateral Ditch Co.,
held their adjourned meeting in Pay
cite on Saturday. The following Off
GERS were elected: Mr.. Shake, Pres;
Chas. Judy, Vice-Pres.; c. B. Heng-
gler, Treas; P. N. Van Der Kar,
Secy., and A C. Patheal. The Sec
rotary was authorized to circulate
petition to change their place OF
business from Payette to Fruitland.
Mrs. M. M. Hurst was surprised
Thursday evening, when number OF
her friends and neighbors gathered
to help her celebrate her birthday.
A number of the Baptist people
took advantage of the sleighing and
attended the assembly held in the
Baptist church at Ontario, Friday and
Saturday.
Messrs. and Mesdames Shamberger
and Eby and Rev. Zimmerman, visit
ed the Kaufman home Monday and
held short song and prayer SER
vice with grandma Kaufman, who is
quite i'll and unable to attend the
meetings.
The Bible Institute In the Breth-
rem church, is being well attended
and is very helpful.
A meeting of the Stockholders OF
the Fruitland State Bank was held
Tuesday. The following directors
were elected: D. L. Ingard. A. T..
Bishop. C. w. Young, ]. A. Bowers
and Ross Kennedy.
In spite of the inclement weather
Monday evening, large number OF
men and young men attended the
oyster supper given by the Metho-
dist Mems Bible classes in Epworth
Hall. The debate on, Resolved that
the U. S. should prepare for addi-
tional Defense was well handled by
the men on both the affirmative and
negative sides. Messrs Currie,
Mackinson and Lewis, on the affirma
tive: Messrs. Galen Bollinger, Fisher
and C. H. Sargent, on the negative
No judges were appointed, each
listener being a judge. Altho the
men had little time to prepare for
this debate, they all gave some
strong points for their side. On the
whole it was an evening well spent
and all present would enjoy more Of
,,,ol orotbarinoe
Last Friday evening Miss Josephine
Holt succeeded in thoroughly sur
prising her parents when she invited
about 25 of their neighbors in tS
help celebrate Mns. Hollis birthday.
Mrs. N. J. Garman entertained Mes
danes Nokes, Hill, Bishop, Hall, N
T w Lewis and Linck, last Wednesda,
at dinner. The ladies took their fame!
3 work and spent a most enjoyable
T day. =,
The Mutual Benefit Club met will
4 Mrs p Grover on Wednesday.
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