Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-05-11

merry bunch who attended school
the Pleasant View school house NJ
many years ago. They had a pleasal
time ''resooming backwards" as S;
!. mantha Allen would say.
|, Epworth Hall was given thoroug
t cleaning last Thursday by severe
members of the Ladies' Aid.
8 The Frank Zeller store building TO
lnerly occupied by H. E. Robinson
A has been rented by Graham PARK
who will open a poultry house. MI
Park will buy and sell poultry am
carry full line of poultry supplies
This should prove a profitable bust
ness.
Frank Davis finished painting DR.
4 Wright's house last week
The McKeown house has also bee1
newly painted.
Johnson G Son have had the in
terror of their store redecorated.
The Elite Sunday School class Of
the Brethren church with their teach
er, Miss Bollinger, and the assistant
teacher, Miss Nellie Burnett, enjoy
ed a picnic dinner Sunday.
Two large auto loads of Boise
people enjoyed a picnic dinner Sun
day on the Cotton lawn This was
their first visit to Fruitland and
they were very much pleased with
the country.
Friday evening Mrs. Frost sent a
freezer of ice cream and an angel
food cake to Miss Robinson and Miss
Greip. They invited the other grade
teachers and the Cotton family to
Robin Crow-Cot for the evening
where all enjoyed the lovely treat.
Mrs Madsen entertained the Robin
Crow-Cot teachers Saturday.
Mrs. Stetler entertained the Mad
sen family in honor of Mr.. Stetler's
birthday Sunday. In the afternoon
they motored to Weiser.
Mrs. Bosom entertained at dinner
Sunday in honor of Miss Winifred's
birthday, the Misses Ethel Mackin-
son, Lola Carpenter, Goldie Wells,
Mabel Eldredge and Irma Royston.
The Smith brothers and sisters en-
tertained at dinner Thursday in
honor of their brother William and
bride. The invited guests were Mr..
Peter Smith of Cornell, Wash, Mrs.
Miles. of Payette, and Mr. and Mrs.
R. G. Wilson.
The Frances Willard w. c. T. U.
met Saturday afternoon at the Sun
ny-Side school house. Mesdames
Smith and Hutch gave very interest
ing reports of the Parma District
A reading was given by
Mrs. Levi johnson. The next meet
ing will be held ON the Mcconnell
lawn, June 9Th.
The Philathea Sunday School class
of the Baptist church met with Miss
Lucille Hill for their business and
social meeting on Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ahlstrand had
as guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Sundell, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Anderson, who autoed from Boise,
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Johnson of Pay
cite, Mrs. ]. Ahlstrand and Elmer.
Telephones have been installed in
the McKeown and Clayton homes this
last week.
The wind storm Saturday afternoon
did considerable damage by turning
over small buildings, breaking trees
and blowing down few telephone
and electric light poles, thus caus
ing some trouble on the lines.
The Fruitland Mothers Circle met
Friday afternoon in the Sth grade
room. Several splendid musical selec-
lions were given. A piano duet by
Mrs. Madsen and little Dorothy
Lewis, a song by 4th grade pupils
and a very pretty solo by Wanda
Lackey.
Miss Apphia Robinson gave an In
teresting report of the state meeting
held at Caldwell some time ago.
Miss Robinson is the mother OF the
Mother Club organization In ldaho'
having organized the first Club at
Nampa nine years ago. Frultlanos
circle was organized five years ago
and has the largest enrolled ana
paid I'D membership in the state
Mrs. -Madsen, who has been president
of the local circle for several years.
is second vice president of the state.
The secretary, Mrs. Tussing, gave
a review of the work done during
the past year. A special study OF
Eugenics has been made, having mao
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