Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-06-14
Local NeDs

The Freshmen and Juniors had I
picnic in CIRCUITS grove near Pay
cite Friday. Prof. and Mrs. Kinni
son and Mr. D. Albert accompanied
: them.
The Chelola class of the Metho
dist Sunday School gave Miss Kath
: crime Madsen surprise Monday eve
ming. The girls were accompanied
by their teacher, Miss Elsie Schmid
| They enjoyed taffy-pull Mis-.
Katherine went to Missouri Valley,
Iowa, Wednesday where she will
visit her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgecomb.
Miss q. Fay Fowler, ss'stant
state leader Of Boys and Girls Clubs,
Miss Daisy Beatty OF Caldwell. Can
yon County's leader of Girls Clubs,
and County Agent Musser. with Mrs.
Parsons and five members o. her
canning team from Pleasant Ridge,
visited Fruitland Wednesday morn
ing and gave a canning demonstra-
ton. II is their wish that a canning
club be organized here. Canyon Coun
Ity Superintendent of Schools, Miss
Knowlton, accompanied them.
The Misses Fac Sutton and Flor
ence Mccormack were dinner guess
Wednesday evening at the E. A.
Linck home. After dinner Miss Nc
Cormack and Miss Helen Linck per-
suaded Miss Sutton TO take a walk
to the river, and much was her sur
prise to find upon their return to
the house, the Sophomore class
gathered. A pleasant evening was
spent playing games. Ice cream and
cake were served Miss Sutton has
been the class advisor OF this
class the past two years and they
are displeased at having to give
her up. But give her their best
wishes in her new work.
Tuesday the Eighth grade and
their teacher, Mrs. Highly, motored
to Locust Grove, near Arcadia, Ore,
where they enjoyed a picnic. Nine
teen of the class were given their
diplomas Thursday evening at the
Commencement exercises Of the
High School
Rev. ]. ]. Ticknor preached at the
union service held in the Methodist
church Sunday evening. The Metho-
dist and Baptist congregations will
hold union services Sunday evening
during the summer months. Next
Sunday evening the service will be
held in the Baptist church Rev. c.
L. Walker will preach.
Chauncey Shamberger gave a fine
sermon Sunday evening in the Breth
rem church.
A number OF young people tried
to spring surprise on Miss Lola
Carpenter Saturday evening butt
didn't fully succeed But right
jolly time was had by all present.
Ice cream and cake were served.
John Rich is having his early
sweet cherries picked. He states
he has between and 3 tons.
Miss Adra Vestal entertained the
Junior girls at slumber party Mon
day night in honor of Miss Helen
Mcclure.
Zane Schubert reports 2 1-2 miles
of new telephone line built and al
number Of new phones put in; one
for ]. r. Wells and L. NJ. Lockhart
on line 4; Edsons on line IS; L. c.
Highly 104; and the Cannery. Al,
private. The new line is numbered
80. More orders are waiting for
phones which will be put in as soon
as the new phones arrive.
Chrildrens Day was observed in
the Baptist church Sunday morning.
Mrs. John Mckinney gave a love
ly luncheon and linen shower at
her home on Mckinney Island Sat
urday at 1:S0 in honor of Miss
Helen Mcclure who will become the
bride Of Mr.. Jack Blackburn, this
week. The guests were Misses
Adra Vestal, Alice Peacock, Eliza
Hontz, Lucille Hill, Lydia Blind. Ber-
nice MCGEE, Elizabeth Berg, Mes
danes Albert Wilson and Mrs. Null
Ter of Payette and Mrs. T. r. Neil
son.
Ira Dalzell had crew of IS
men and boys working in his fields
Monday thinning onions and plant
ing tomatoes. They finished setting
out acres OF tomato plants Mon
lay. Mr. Dalzell is raising for the
Fruitland Cannery besides the toms-
oes, acres OF beans. He has In
% acres of onions, about 20 acres .
If potatoes, and acres OF peas for
he Payette Cannery.
Eighty-six men between the ages
# Fl and 81 registered last Tues. ,