Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-06-07
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NJ NJ Hurst bought J. A. Bates
20-acre place with a small 4 room
, house On it. Purchasing price was
81 900.
Born, at whitley Bottom, 10 Mr..
and Mrs J. H. Boor s-pound
daughter.
Baptismal services were held at
the Brethren Church Monday alter
neon. TIL ee applicants were baptis-
ed.
/ The Berean class Of the Brethren
Sunday School took their dim rs
to the home of Mrs. Mary Burnett
Sunday where they held class
meeting.
/ Wednesday morning a canning dem
onstration was given in the domest c
science rooms. Miss Bailey o. Caid-
well, leader Of the girls country clubs
Miss T. Fay Fowler, former coun-
/ ty superintendent OF schools, now
state leader Of Girls Clubs, were
present. Mr.. Musser, Canyon Comfy
Agent, was also present
Rev. Ford Burtch entertained his
Boy Scouts at a taffy pull Friday
evening And a right jolly time they
had.
Mrs n. A Peacock entertained
the Baptist Ladies Aid at a Silver
Tea lats Thursday afternoon. Love
/ ly refreshments were served
The Seniors and High School fac
ulty were royalty entertained at
the home of Miss Florence McCor-i
mack. at Roswell Saturday. They
autoed over in time for dinner. The
return trip was made by way Of
Lake Lowell where the lovely lunch
prepared by Miss Mccormack, was
much enjoyed. Miss Mccormack will
teach in the Roswell school next
year.
D D. Hunter moved to his own
ranch opposite the Whealdon ranch,
last week Mrs. L. Chamberlain and
sons moved to the Whealdou house.
The Misses Ethel Mackinson, Lola
Carpenter, Mabel Robinson. Irene
Cotton and Elizabeth Berg were en-
tertained Wednesday evening at din
ner at the B. Whealdon home. Each
girl was presented with a beautiful
souvenir spoon
The seniors were given a recep-
ton Thursday night at the T r.
Nelson home, by the Juniors. Forty
were present. The home was beau
tifully decorated in the class oolors
green and white, and with the class
flower, the white carnation- In the
receiving line were Prof Nelson,
Mr.. Albert, and Oscar Gladdish.
Misses velma Spainhower. Eliza
Hontz, and Rachel Baney. A mock
class day program was given by
the Juniors Green and white book
lets were presented to each one
present in which they wrote school
day "reminiscences. A buffet lunch
con was served in the dining room.
Mrs. A Kinnison and Miss McOor-
mack poured, and Miss Sutton was
dining room hostess.
County Agent Musser advised Ida
no Industrial Institute of Weiser
upon their inquiry for an official
milk tester, to try FI7utlaud. Milo
Sherman viii go Wednesday morn
ing to conduct 7-day official test
on the Institute herd.
Mr.. A. F.. Kinnison, who will be
engaged in community agricultural
work during the summer months,
plans to organize an employment
bureau to inform the men Of the
community, especially the high school
boys of the jobs on the ranches.
More viii be said OF this organiIa-
ton later.
Mrs. James Deal entertained the
TEACHERS of our schools Friday eve
ming at her home. A most delight
full evening was had altho the plan
OF an out door picnic had to be
changed to an indoor one because
of the weather.
Mrs. G. l. Hollenbeck delightfully."-
entertained Saturday afternoon from
3 to 3. The guests of honor were
Mesdames Majors OF Trenton, Mo-,
]. r, Bryant and Frances Terrell of
Visalia, Calf, and Mrs. Reedy OF
Ontario. Delicious refreshments were
served.