Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-03-21

gram Monday informing him OF the
death of his father who lived al
Salmon.
Fruitland has been organized into
a Defense League. Carl Giesler
and NJ. F. Albert of Payette met
with the citizens of this community
Wednesday of last week and the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
President, F. E. Haasch.
Secretary, Prof. Chas. Miller.
/, w. s. s., Mrs. Sylvia Highly.
Y. NJ. C. A, Prof. Nelson.
Y. w. C. A, Miss Florence Parrish.
Public Speaking, Mrs. E. w. Mad
sen.
Public Sentime Mt, Geo. Boor.
Liberty Loan, P. E. johnson.
The Liberty Loan Committee is
as follows: L. B. Makinson, H. G.
Gardner, Schmidt, Adam Blind, Fred
Ahlstrand, F. w. Griep, c. w. White.
Jas. H. Boor, Gus Davis. ]. NJ. Davis,
VIM. Homan, ]. o. Lee, H. NJ. Lewis.
Chas. Rich, F. E. Haasch, c. H..
Sargent, B. C. Blakesley, Fred ROD
gers, Chas. Royston, ]. F. Carnifix,
E. w. Madsen, A. K. Baker, w. E.
Birdsell and NJ. w. Hazeltine. The
Liberty Loan begins April 9Th.
Fruitland Red Cross received a
shipment of yarn for the knitters. II
you are not knitting, why not; Call
at the Post Office for yarn and di--
rections
The Christian Emdeavor Society Of
the NJ. E Church We're entertained at
the Schmid home last Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cloud enter
tanned at dinner last Saturday eve
ming. Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Jennings and Miss Gaylord of Pay
cite.
Prof. Chas. S. Miller went to On
tario last Friday evening as Judge
in the Debate contest. Ontario High
School won over Wallowa High
School which gives Ontario the
of Eastern Orsgon.
Prof. Miller speakes highly Of the
manner in which the contestants ac-
quilted themselves and says it was
one of the best High School debates
he has ever attended.
The school Board of District No.
IS met in regular session Monday eve
ming at the Fruitland School build
ing. The principal item of business
was the election of several teachers
for next year. In the grades the
list now stands as follows:
Sth Grade-Miss Hazel Smith.
7th Grade-Amsey Bollinger.
9Th Grade-vacant
5th Grade-Mrs. Mary Deal.
4th Grade-Miss Olive Hunter.
Ord Grade-Miss Nellie Burnett.
End Grade-Miss Mosser of Kear-
ney, Nebraska.
LIST Grade-Miss Anna Pearson.
In the High School Miss Margaret
Brandt and Prof. Nelson were re-
elected.
Miss Elsie Schmid and Miss Opal
Crouch do not expect to teach next
year but will continue their Normal
training. Miss Parrish will return
IT, her home in Pennsylvania Miss
Shepherd will teach in her home
school at Trinidad, Colo. Mrs. Lyon
Gid not make application as she
does not expect to remain in Pay
cite.
A delegation from the Fruitland
Liberty Loan Committee went to
Payette last Friday to confer with
the State Chairman Hon. D. Y
Davis, concerning the Drive to be
mad in April
A delegation from New Plymouth
came to Fruftland Monday evening
of this week to confer with the
Good Roads Commissioner relative
to the State Highway.
Miss Esther Kinsey went to Boise
the first of the week to visit fri
ends and to hear Madame Melba at
the Pinney Monday evening.
C. H. Sargent has traded his truck
for a new Overland.
Mrs. A. J. Hansel, Secretary of
the Fruitland Red Cross, has ra-
ceived a new supply of Red Cross