Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13

{ lner was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
penter will go to housekeeping il
the neat cottage the groom has late
: ly built. Their friends wish them ;
very happy married life.
The silver medal contest ant
Cleanser stunts" with songs ana
duets by the Y. P. B. was given al
the Sunnyside school house Satur
day evening. Paul Dalzel won the
silver medal given by the w. c.
T. u. James Fifer and Eva Wilson
gave readings. The offering amounted
to $500.
Rev. S. ]. CLANCY, president Of
Gooding College, preached very
forceful sermon Sunday morning in
the Methodist church Sunday was
Cleaning day"-a day when Good
ing College was presented in all pub
lie congregations of Idaho Confer
ence churches and everybody was
urged to give something.
The Canyon-Malheur Cow testing
association have hired Ralph Mackin-
son as COW tester. He will take up
his work for the association as soon
as the Oregon Agricultural College of
which Ralph is graduate, finds a
man to take his place at Hillsboro,
Oregon, where he has been employ
ed the past year. We are glad one
of Fruitland's own boys, who comes
highly recommended, has been select
ed
The Mothers Circle met Friday
afternoon in the Sth grade room. A
splendid program was rendered, songs
by the 5th grade, humorous readings
by Miss Pearson, Miss Bowers and
Mrs. Sargent. Several witty and hui
morous stories and clippings were
told and read. Mr.. Nelson gave sew
eral selections on the Victrola, which
were much enjoyed The President,
Mrs. Madsen, appointed the follow
ing as a nominating committee: Mes
danes Hansel, Ady, Holbrook, En-
berg and Anderson. The fifth grade
served ice cream and cake.
Howard Smith didn't really know
how nice birthday was until Satur-
day evening when on his return
from a bicycle ride he found six
teen of his school friends gathered
at his home to help him celebrate.
Mesdames Pardunn and Williams
chaperoned the young people and
served the delicious lunch prepared
by the girls.
The D. D. Bollinger family were
entertained at the N. S. Felthouse
home Sunday.
The Robin Crow-Cot teachers were
entertained at the T. R. Nelson
home Sunday.
Saturday evening the friends and
neighbors surprised Mr.. c. Symes.
Music on the Victrola and games
helped to make the evening most
enjoyable one. Mrs. Symes served a
delicious lunch. Mr.. Symes is leav-
ing with car this week for Rich
field, where he will look after his
farm. Mrs. Symes will remain here
until the close of school.
The Busy Bee Club were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. T. ].
last Wednesday. Twenty
ladies' were present and enjoyed the
afternoon. Mrs. Beckwith served de-
Iicious refreshments.
The Baptist Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. Peacock last Thursday. Mrs.
Peacock served ice cream and cake. |
A profitable and pleasant afternoon
was spent.
The Philathea Sunday School class
of the Baptist church held a bust
ness and social meeting at the
Thode home, Saturday. The Misses
Ruth and Irene Thode served dainty
The Chelola Sunday School class of
the Methodist church held their
meeting at the home OF
Josephine Pardunn, Saturday after
noon. The class had their picture
taken. Mrs. Pardunn served ice
cream, cake and cookies.
The Directors of the Terminus
Ditch Company, held meet
ing Friday evening at the L. H.
Rich home.
While returning from church Sun
day, the Frank Davis family narrow
ly escaped what might have been a
serious runaway. The tongue fell
from the buggy, frightening the
team and starting them to run. One
of the children was thrown from the
buggy but fortunately was only
bruised. The team was finally stop
ped with no serious results.
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