Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-09-13
Local NeUs

Eldredge and Jennie Shamberge
were hostesses at a miscellaneou
shower for Miss Mary Shank at thu
Z B. Eldredge home. Miss Shanl
received a number of very pretty
and useful presents. Lovely refresh
nents were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Sargent enter
tanned at dinner Sunday the Misses
Pearl Ebey. Olive Sargent, Margaret
Ildradge, Rene Eldredge, and Lyle
Brown and Tom Eldredge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. DUEL had ae
their guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mira.
Fred Hurd and daughter Miss Aida,
Mrs. c. Henderickson and Mrs. F.
F. Hurd of Payette, Chas. Royston
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sparks and
the A. H. Ramey family.
Thursday Miss Alice Peacock en-
tertained the Misses Velma Spain
hover, Mary Hollenbeck and Elsie
Blomstrom. On Friday Miss Velma
Spainhower entertained the same
girls at dinn~r and a slumber party
Miss Rachel Baney was also a
guest at dinner Friday evening at
the Spainhower home.
The DeMoss entertainers thorough
ly delighted the audience last Fri
day evening. The receipts were s37,
the Baptist church receiving a per-
centage of same.
Miss Daphne McKeown left for
Saturday near where she
will teach. Her sisters, Misses Gladys
and Beth accompanied her to Wei
ser where they visited the r. A.
Shcesmith home. Mr.. and Mrs Nc
keo|n motored to the Shoesmith
home IN Weiser Sunday, the girls |
home with them.
The prune growers will begin to |
pick prunes this week and the pack
ng houses will begin packing about
Thursday.
Mrs. J. H. Bocr and children OF
Whitley Bottom spent Saturday night
It the Chas. Lockner home. On Sun
lay Mrs. Lockner entertained at
Inner the J. H. Bcor family and
ir. and Mrs. ]. w. Boor.
The Frances willard w. c. t.
J. met with the vice president Mrs.
p. o. Lee Thursday and elected
Ulcers.
Last week A. X. Baker purchased
rom L. j. Meeker his 3O-acre ranch
4 Whitley Bottom, also the 50
ores belonging to NJ, Linnyille.
lr. Meecher purchased from George
rank, the 10-acres recently purchas-
d from j. J. Ticknor.
heir dinners to Epworth hall Sun
ay. After dinner each legion chose
Ulcers and held short temperance
laeting. The boys will meet the 3rd
riday of each month from 4 to
clock and the girls the LIST Friday
/ each month from to S O'Clock. A
rogram will be given at each
leeting by the members Dues shouh
e handed the treasurer this month.
Last Wednesday evening the J. N.
ill family entertained the nearby
eighbors in honor of Miss FlorcnceeI
nierson who left Thursday for
pokane.
The c. Els held their business
nd social meeting at the J. Tackett
ONE Saturday evening.
At the union service held in the
aptist church Sunday evening Rev..
'alker preached a splendid ser-t
on. Rev. Walker and wife left Tues
iy by auto for their new home in
Mon, Oregon. Rev. Walker has been
istor of the Methodist church for
70 years and made many friends.
AT the school board meeting held
onday night, D. l.. Ingard was
.osen president; Grant Fisher, vice
and F. w. Griep, clerk.
he resignation of Prof. Allen Kinni- J
N as principal of High School and
rs. Allen Kinnison as teacher of
e 9Th grade was accepted with II
grets. Wagon route No. I was Civ
to D. ]. Wampler.
Messrs. and Mesdames H. G. Gard-l
r, VIM. Homan, and Msckinson,I
isses Alice Whealdon, Martha Will r
n, Lola Carpenter and Winnifred q
essen, Paul Gardner, Emil Schmid r
d NJ. ]. Phillips motored to Boise l,
lesday to see the field hospital U
VS. ertrain for their training camp. Z
lose from Fruitland in the Field U
3spital corps are Lieutenant DR.. c
ispen Wright, Waldo Homan, Walt
Schmid, Grant Gardner, Ralph '
atkinson, Phil Carpenter, NJ. R. :;
well, Ben Harris and Schuyler :,
'yston. II
F. w. Griep sold the King estate s.
40 acres to NJ. G. Puchert of v
God River, Nebraska The con- Il
leration was s760O.0O cash. We e
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