Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-09-12

| oHto' n very udppy tMut ndS Hd'
with big feed of watermelon to fin
ish up on
! The Methodist Ladies Aid mem
bers invited their husbands to a pic
mic supper at the A. A. Stettlel
home last Thursday evening. Rev. c
II Walker and family, were present
Rev. walker, who was formerly pas
tor her-, has been returned to I'm
ion, Oregon, where Ia has been pas
tor the past year.
Rev. Chas. NcCoard has been re-
turned to Fruitland as pastor. Rev
| w. NJ Ewing who has been pastor
at Caldwell for several years, has
been made superintendent of the
Boise District. Rev. J. D. Gillian,
who served six years as Superintend'
ent Of the District, is now a mem
Der of the Staff Joint Centenary Com.
mission.
The C. E. held their monthly so
.cial and business meeting at the
L. D. Carpenter home Saturday night.
The delegates to the State C. z.
convention, Misses Esther Kinsey,
Elsie Schmi1, Winnifred Bossen, gave
very interesting report of the
meeting at the C. E. meeting Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Geo. Frank has finished pick
ing and selling 7 tons of Alberta
peaches from his orchard, for which
he received 4 cents a pound.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. A.
L. Kingsbury entertained at dinner
the E. A. Linck family. Miss Fern
Linck went to Boise Monday to at
tend the Teachers Institute and will
begin her school at Star next week.
Mrs. J. G. Hook of Boise, Idaho
State Superintendent of Junior work
in the C. E., who visited Miss Elsie
Schmid the past week, returned to
her home Saturday.
The Woman's Home Missionary So,
ciety was postponed to Thursay,
10 because of the Nal
heur County Fair this week.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will !
meet Friday September 20 with Mrs.
Fred Anderson.
Sunday the Methodist Sunday
School will have reports from our
soldier and sailor boys, and patriotic
music.
VIM. w. White of Nyssa and DR..
3. H White of Salem, Ore, visited
Jhas. White Monday.
Paul Sargent, Tom and Glenn Ed
edge and Earl Fisher returned Sat
lrday from near Nyssa where they
AVE been doing their bit in the hay
ield.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Powell write
rom Wenatchee, Wash, that they
re working in the fruit there and
Ir. Powell is very much improved
n health.
Miss Ruth Fancy of Nampa Is
listing her sister Mrs. Doss Kes-
err and family.
The ChiIdren's Home at Boise will
ICED Fruit and vegetables again this
ear. Be sure to fill a few jars for
hem. Call Mrs. Grant Fisher, the
of Flower Mission in
he w. c. T. U.
The Quilt made by the women Of
Whitley Bottom and sold for the
Ted Cross brought in $500. Mrs.
has. Lockner was the lucky win
er.
P. E. johnson was a Boise bust
ess visitor Tuesday.
Our Sailor Lad, Frank Kinnison,
1ho has been home on a short fur
ough, returned to Philadelphia the
irst of the week. The Louisannia on
which he has been serving, is being
epaired. They have made trip to
,ngland and been chased by a u
Soat, and damaged by a submarine.
Letters from some of our Soldier
toys tell interesting things. Arthur
.lnCk VINO was "OuINSu WIGS ooie ~
e about and told of the fine place
where he was in the hospital, anG
# the entertainments given the pa
tents. He was away from the noise
f the big guns when he wrote. Fred
ad been in a big battle but came
ut o. X.
Grant Gardner, NJ r. Powell anG
Ben Harris went on vacation trip
asst month and were having a fine
ime-better than they had anticipat-
d.
Hubert Hutch, one of our boys at
he front, writes that when he gets
ONE he wants to spend the first
hree months just visiting with his
ather. mother and brother Robert.
lie is now caring for the mail for
is battalion besides his other du-l