Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-23

Strawberries, as the vines were vel
loaded with good sized berries.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. g. Robinson en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. o. C.. Stout
of Payette, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. A
Luce and children, Sunday
> Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Carpenter
entertained Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Babcock of Crystal. and the
L. d. Carpenter family.
!, The ]. c. Giesler family had as
guests Sunday, Miss Ethel Giesler
and Gardner Parsons OF Caldwell, the
Cary Tussing family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur circuit and baby Of
Payette.
1 Prof. H.. A.. Hayman OF the C. 1.
at Caldwell, visited Professor Cot
ton and the school, Monday after
noon.
The Community Glee Club met
Monday evening for their first prac-
tice.. The club numbers % and is
under the direction OF Professor Neil
son.
One hundred and fifty folding
chairs were received to be used
in the assembly room of the High
School
$4,000 worth of new reference
books were received for the H.
brary.
Mrs. H. R. Frost gave a surprise
party in honor of her husband |
birthday, Tuesday evening Mr..
Frost's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
M. Frost. from Egan, South Dakota,
were present. A very pleasant
evening was spent by the guests
Mrs. Frost served lovely refresh
ments.
The Freshman class gave a party
in honor of the Sophomore class,
at the Grant Fisher home Friday
evening. About so were present. The
evening was a most enjoyable one
with pantomimes and games, which,
made it pass all too quickly. Profes-
'ors Cotton, Hall, and Knnison, the
Misses White and Nicolay were IN
'ited guests. Lovely refreshments :
If sandwiches, cocoa, olives and
were served.
On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. H.
/. Ficken was hostess at a most
delightful affair which was a show
II in honor of her friend and neigh
or, Mrs. Joel Bayer. About fifty
riends were present. 1t was COM :
lete surprise to Mrs. Bayer, she
it was a regular meeting =
the Methodist Ladies' Aid. After a Q
lost pleasant social time, Mrs. =
icken served delicious refresh
tents. As the guests were about =
D leave they escorted Mrs. Bayer ?
} the dining room where she was q
I'D that the many packages which y
oVered the table all belonged tol y
er. @ q
Wednesday afternoon the Washoe
h grade girls came to play the
rutland 8th grade girls a game OF y
ssket ball. The score was IL 60 8 =
favor of Washoe. Professor Led -
an accompanied the girls. "
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Houenbeck ~
ere host and hostess at a dinner "
lrty Sunday. The guests were Mr.. o.
I'd Mrs. H. r. Russell and Mary "
Caldwell, Mrs. E. E. Hunter and OF
r. and Mrs. Chas. Rich and chill W
en-. Al
The B. Y. P. U. held their bust w
'ss and social meeting at the Rev -
Burtch home Tuesday evening. "
R. C. Fielder is building an addi- ~
IN onto his house, giving them 70
UT more rooms. IL
Road commissioner H. ]. Puchert ~
lished graveling the road between Vi
g Whealdon and the Weir corners, u<
is week. w. H. Vestal, road COM ID
lssioner, finished graveling the sn
ad from the Carnifix home to the "a
trance to Santa Rosa Ranch. The Us
ads in and around Fruiuand are 81
w In good shape. 70
Friday evening at O'Clock in the III
gh School Assembly room. a com ne
unity meeting will be held for all. oy
unity Superintendent z. Fay Fow-
: will speak upon he"Rural School o*'
oblems and their Prospects" Coun-
Agriculturist w. T. Mccall will VI
eak on Corporations Of Rural an
edits" Short talks will also be or
zen by Rev. Burtch, 1.-THE Reason
ny We Build School Houses" by Ci'
, President of the school board an
;. Mackinson, by the president or :
OF the Mothers cir
Z, by one OF the High School and |
e Of the grade teachers, a mem
: Of the Senior class. A banquet
] be given by the Senior class
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