Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-12-20

last wednesday. Ou the way LoHiN
they visited Mr.. Hezelltine's sister
Mrs. Houl at Nampa.
LOCALS.
The Idaho Products Company clos
, ed their packing house in Fruitland
this week. Monday Mr.. Parks, with
his truck, moved some Of their pack
ing paraphernalia to Payette for
them.
Monday the EARL Fruit Company
IF the Northwest shipped cut their
last car of Jonathan apples.
The Denney house shipped out
their Hast Jonathans some time ago
and will finish shipping all other
varieties ready for the present, this
week
The Association still have ON
hand a number Of cars Of Jonathans.
Part Of their packing crew were TAX
t to Ontario Monday to pack some
Of the applies in STORAGE there. They
will probably finish packing this
week
C. S. Miller, our blacksmith, has
| installed an ox-weld apparatus and
is making a specially Of welding. A.
tho cur blacksmith and Garage mn
have not a line of Holiday goods to
! sell they are among our busiest
business men Of the town, Hoveriz-
| ing by making the old as good as
new with the helpful apparatus and
tools installed in their respective
shops.
! DR.. Emma Drake Of New Plymouth,
Idaho's State w. c. T. U President,
addressed women's meeting in the
Methodist church Sunday afternoon,
and a union meeting in the Baptist
church in the evening. Dr.. Drake
is a forceful speaker. She spoke OF
the work Of this great organization
and urging every one to do their
bit" in this time of need but at
the same time not to llSave the work
Of the home, the community undone.
Using as a text the words of the
Master when He said These, ought
ye to have done, and not to Leave
the other undone." She urged the
signing of the NatiCnall Home De-
tense Service cards by the women
this week, thus showing their patriot
ism to their country Monday AFTER
noon DR.. Drake spoke to the High.
School as we'll as the 6, and Sth
grades on Character Building" DR..
Drake deserves a I'll house where
lever she speaks.
The Red Cross membership drive
was started Monday. How easy il
would make it for the workers Il
everyone in the community would
step up quickly and pay their mem
Esrship dues. THE weak, the poor,
the millionaire, everyone must do
their share"
Mrs. CLANCY of Payette came out
last Friday Afternoon to present
the matter of the women register
inc this week. In the Woman's Coun-
Gil of National Defense, Mesdames
Madsen and Gardner We're appointed
cnairmen of the work here. They
have appointed 90 women to do the
house to house canvassing. The Drug
store will be the place of registra-
ton. Every woman between 16 and
g. gears of age should register, and
Will, if she is a true American citi-
zen.
On Thursday evening, December
18Th, twenty-seven members OF the
Fidelis Class of the Brethren Sun
day School responded to an invita-
ton to a house-warming at the
home OF their teacher, c. H. Sar-
gent. They were immediately seat
| ea to a well spread table where
they partook of sumptuous supper
together, all enjoying themselves to
the fullest. The table was oyerhung
with decorations of twisted crepe
paper of various colors. in the cen
tel of which was suspended the
class name "Fidelis' in large white
letters ON a pretty background OF
red crepe After supper all enjoyed
very sociable half-hour. After this
the class was called to order in regu-
lar business meeting with President
M. E. Bowers presiding. Among the
business transacted was the elect
ing of Glass officers for the next six
months. Elected president, Mary
Deal; vice-pres., John NJ. DenBoer;
Sec. Treas, Mrs. Maggie Eldredge;
Asst. Sec.-Treas, Mrs. Mabel Shank;
Glass Correspondent. NJ. E. Bower.
Congratulations We're extended to
the incoming officers and a vote OF
thanks was given Mrs. Sargent for
her splendid entertainment and hos
pitallity to the class turnout the
entire evening.
FOR SALE: Chiffoneir, commode,
| kitchen cabinet bicycle, bay car