Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-02-28


in town Saturday looking for 4 house
The H. R. Boomer family moved
this week to their new home re.
Gently purchased from Mrs. Nels
Pearson.
Fruitland Chautauqua dates Marcl
8, 8, II. Afternoon and evenings.
q. L. F. Shaw has sold his rancl
l of SO acres to a Mr.. Cortnsr from
) Oregon who will move to the place
l soon. Mr.. Shaw moved this weel
to the Gail Fouts bungalow on Fruit
J land Avenue.
/ Tn c. H. Sargent Packing house
is busy place again as Mr.. Sar-
! gent is packing out several thousand
, boxes of Ben Davis apples.
The Methodist Sunday School elect
ed several delegates to attend the
Sunday School convention at New
Plymouth March 10.
Mr.. Geo. Eldredge has purchased
a fine team of young bay horses.
The Sunnyside School gave a bas-
.ik"t social last Friday evening. A
splendid program prepared by the
teachers, Miss Alice Whealdon and
Prof. Glenn Darnell, was given. The
Baskets were sold and half Of the
total proceeds which amounted to
$3.50 was used to make the Sun
nyside School a Junior Red Cross.
The other half was given to the
Fruitland Branch
The Payette Route No. 1 has been
changed to take effect this Friday.
The carrier coming up Fruitland Ave
nue. first instead of Pennsylvania,
and will miss the Fruitland Post
Office All the second class mail
that has been coming at Fruitland Of
flee to patrons on the route that.
was covered by the carrier after
leaving Fruitland office will now
need to be called for as it can not
be forwarded without extra post
age. Any first class mail will be re-
turned to Payette for the route.
The Frances willard w. c. T. u.
have been a busy bunch Of women.
The past week they delivered to the
Payette Red Cross Chapter 80 pill
lows almost every one filled with
geese feathers and each one had an
extra pillow slip as well. The I'm
ion meets again March 18th with Mrs.
Hezeltine to plan the work.
Mrs. Peter Enberg received the an.
nouncement of the marriage of her
niece Miss Mabel Blomgren to Mr..
Price of Weston, Oregon. Miss Blom- !
srnn visited her aunt here last sum-
mer. The wedding occurred at her
nome in Weston, Oregon last We'd
esday the Doth
Some movipgs in Sunnyside dis
trict: B. I. Carr Of Boise Valley |
to tue NJ M. Hurst house on
the former Bates property; ]. A.
Bates moved to Mr.. Bpheys place;
and Jess Walker of Twin Falls who
bet the J. A. Bates place moved on
it this week: Chas. Patheals NOV
ed to Payette Wednesday; and Bert
Malch+r moved to the C. Symes
raE.h.
Mrs. Aaron Collinsworth entertain-l
ed thu Mutual Benefit Club and their
husbands last Saturday night at a
birthday Rock party.
Epworrb Hall was almost too small
for the crowd that attended the
meeting Monday night.
II was in the form of a hard time
social, everyone wearing their old
clothes. These monthly get-to-gether
meetings are proving to be a real
help in a social way.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wayn
Thursday February 21st, fine ID.
son.
Mrs. F. B. Spainhower entertain-l
ed % of Virgil's school mates at a
party Friday afternoon in honor of
Vlrgil,s birthday which was the "a.
The children had a delightful time.
On Sunday Mrs. Spainhower enter
aimed at dinner in honor Of Virgilis
little Jean Van Der Kar's birth
lays, Mrs. Van Der Kar and family,
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Helen Palmeteerr
Arson Davis and Lester Hooker.
Mothers Circle will meet this FRI
lay in the Sth grade room at the
school house. A splendid program
Il epared by the teachers will be
given and at each Of the meetings
excerpts from "the boys" letters will
y given by mothers, sisters and
;weethearts.
Last Friday afternoon the patrio--
lie program was much enjoyed by
he many who went to the school
house. 1t was given by the Grades.
Much credit is due the teachers.
Sunday evening a Gospel Team
rom the Payette Methodist Church
lad charge of the services in the
0ruitland church. Judge Keller gave
, splendid address on "Applied De-