Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-07-26
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT
Mrs. K. G.. Wilson

-. II. EDy returned from
Northern Idaho and Montana, Satur
Day where he has been holding
meetings the past five weeks.
i Miss Haze Smith is visiting Miss
Tressa Holly in Boise.
Chas. Hardin returned to Cascade
this week where he is ENGAGED IN
mining. Mr.. Hardin is very hopeful
about his gold mine, and expects to
make big thing out Of it. The ore
Is looking fine and assays very good.
Frank Barnard is busy in Ontario
repairing the upper story o. the First
National bank, which is bling fitted
into office rooms.
! Mr.. E. Blomstrom of Cambridge is
visiting his brother at Ontario. and
consulting a doctor. Mr. BIomstrom
is in very poor health.
Little Arnold Stegner was unfortu-
nate Monday evening in cutting Of
the end OF his third finger of his
right hand, while playing with the
AK DR.. Drysdale was called and
dressed the hand.
Fred Linck, who is a brakeman on
the Pccatello division of the o. S. L.
was home visitor Sunday.
DR.. c. J. Smith of Portland spent
the first Of last week on the Orchard
tract, Of which he is owner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn DarnelI, Miss
Cs Goldie Wells and Bernice Darn
ell, and Messrs. Cliff Jordon and
Burgess enjoyed a picnic on Payette
river Sunday.
County Assessor o. f. Bossen was
a Caldwell visitor last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lewis of
Hoxey, Kansas, are visiting Mr..
Lewis brother, n. ". Lewis and
family.
Miss AIiene Stephens of Apple Val
icy cam2 Monday evening to visit
The Joel Bayer home.
VIM. Melchcr and son Frank ar
lived home from ironside Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Grover and |
children and Misses Lucy and Ida |
kullander went to Payette Lakes |
Monday for a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beckford Hutch and |
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hazel OF Weiser
were Sunday visitors at the R. S.
Hutch home.
The Chelola class of the Methodist
Sunday School held their monthly /
meeting at the home of the president
Miss Martha Wilson, Friday evening
Officers were elected. Sherbert and |
waters were served.
Tuesday evening the B. Y. P. U.
he'd their monthly meeting at the
,Yni. Homan home. A most enjoyable
.vening playing games was had after
he business meeting Lovely re-
were served.
Mrs. Mary Burnett entertained s
Boys Saturday evening at supper in
lonor of her nephew. Roy Eldredge's
it'll birthday. The boys had one of
he times of their lives.
The Frances Willard ". C. T. U.
md friends had most enjoyable
ime Saturday evening at their icei
ream social on the S. F. Taylor
avn. Mrs A. Collinsworth had her
Columbia Graphanola there and fur
Iished music during the evening.
he receipts were over $500
Mrs. J. J. Ticknor came Tuesday
o visit at the home of her son
rank Ticknor.
Rev. and Mrs. Ford Burtch, Mrs.
lara Burtch, Mrs. T. C. Jones and
on Clinton motored to Boise Tues
ay.
Rev Z. Crumbacker and wife, re-
urned missionaries from China, gave
wo interesting addresses Sunday
morning and evening in the Breth-
en- church. A good collection was
AIKEN up IN the evening for the
york.
The open air meeting held by the
BAPTIST and Methodist congregations
sunday evening was well attended.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Smith,
missionary from China, will
the union service in the Bap
ist church.
The Fiel1 Hospital boys were Civ
IN a leave of absence Friday eve
ling to Sunday evening to visit
heir homes. with the expectation
If leaving soon for their training