Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-08
Local NeUs

Iona Johnson, carrying refreshments
a were making their way to Kallona
, Hardin's home, thinking to surprise
her but were themselves surprised
j., when she joined the crowd before
they reached her home
Last Wednesday afternoon, Mes
danes Graham Park and NJ. Phillips
entertained the Kensington Club at
the Park home Mrs. Pardunn will
entertain at their next gathering.
Adra Vestal entertained at a slum-
Der party Wednesday night, Lillian
MCGEE, Lucille Hill and Eliza Hontz
The girls cooked their breakfast
Thursday morning over camp fire
at the river.
The Rose Circle class of the Metho-
dist Sunday School were entertained
by Miss Elsie Schmid on Saturday.
They spent very pleasant afternoon
as the girls who have Just returned
from school and those who have
been teaching had many experiences
to tell. The girls brought their en-
broidery work and delicious refresh
ments were served.
Thursday evening 25 young people,
members of the Excelsior class Of
the Brethren Sunday School, sur
prised Miss Emma Kessler at her
home. Miss Kessler and her mother,
Mrc Martha. KacCIar Loft SATURDAY.
for Chicago, where Miss Kessler will
attend the commencement exercises
of the Bethany school, Later attend
ing the Annual conference at Vino
ma, Indiana Miss Kessler expects to
attend the Manchester, Qnd.) College
the coming year. She has taught the
past three years in our school and
has been an active worker in the
church Mrs. Kessler will visit her
children in N. Dakota after the con-
ference.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Shaw of Pay |
cite, were Sunday dinner guests at
the Santa Rosa ranch.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid gave a |
tea at the Hazeltine home last Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs M. M. Hurst enter
tanned at dinner Thursday, Mr.. |
Hurst's aunt, Mrs. Moss, and Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Poulter of Boise |
Valley.
Wednesday afternoon, Virginia Ady,
Margaret Geisler, Gladys Smith,
Irene Berg and Miriam Bryant sur
prised Eva Wilson in honor of her |
18th birthday, which was May 18th.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Hurst entertained the
Mutual Benefit Club last Wednesday.
Of the ten members all were pres
ent but two. Mrs. P. o. Collins |
worth will entertain the Club at |
the next meeting, June 14th.
Friday afternoon the voters in |
the district held mass meeting in |
the Association building in regard to |
building a high school building. 1t !
was decided that the chairman, Mr.. |
Byron Brown, appoint a committee of
six, to canvass the district and as
certain if possible, what the voters
really think would be large enough |
sum to build a suitable building for |
our High School as every one real |
ICES the need of more room. This
committee will meet this Friday eve
ming and give the results of the can
vass The committee are: Messrs.
Kennedy, Weir, Hazeltine, Church,
Madsen and Holman
Saturday was Alice Lees 10th |
birthday and she will not forget it |
very soon, for fourteen little friends |
came in to help her celebrate. Mrs.
Lee served dainty refreshments.
Thursday evening Miss Marion Rott
inson entertained the Seniors. The
usual good time that these Seniors
always have at their parties, was
reported.
The Young Mems Bible class and |
their teacher, Prof. Nelson, of the
Methodist Sunday School, were royal
ly entertained at dinner Monday eve
ming at the H. G. Gardner home by |
Messrs. and Mesdames Gardner and /
H. E. Robinson. Twenty-Five were |
present. Rev. Walker was also
guest. After dinner, music and stor-
les were enjoyed. Prof. Nelson will
be away during the summer and will
be greatly missed by his class of
young men.
Mr.. W. F. Harper was married at
Emmett Sunday, to Mrs. Ellen Tolles,
of that place. Mr.. Harper's son,
Fred and wife, autoed with them to
Ontario, where they took the train
to Portland to visit the Rose Carni-
val
Several young people from Dead
Ok Flat and from Whitley Bottom,