Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09

gain ring water creSS, Ihey ENJOY
ed a picnic supper ON the porch.
The Red Cross needs at least two
more sewing machines at the rooms
in Epworth Hall. The meetings aer
being well attended and great deal
> of the work is machine work. If your
machine is idle at home loan it to
the ladies for while.
Fruitland had 26S purchasers OF
, Liberty Loan Bonds and the amount
purchased was s24 $50. One Fruit
land party purchased a $1,000 bond at
Payette and another a $3.50 bond at
Nv Plymouth.
The B ~ean class of the Brethren
Sunday School bret their dinn2rs wifi
them to church last Sunday morning
and remained fer a class meeting.
n the afternoon a splendid program
wos enjoyed. Mr.. Grent Fisher is
: the teacher of this class. The Super
intendent Hershel Shank and fam
lily were guests.
Thursday afterncCn of last week
the Presbyterian Ladics Aid of Pay
cite came out to the Geo. Frank
home for their meeting. Ahort thirty
were present and a very enjoyable
afternoon was spent
! Little Alton Gwinn who was play
ing in the ditch by the road near the
Sunnyside school house last Friday
took a sudden notion to run across
the road for his dinner pail as a car
approached. Becoming f-i9htened he
failed to get out of the way CT the
Ger which could not be stepped socn
enough and the littel fellow went
under the car but was most fortu-
nate in only having On arm broken.
The Brethren Church will give a
splendid program Sunday mo-nng in
honor CT Mothers day. They will
make it Fathers day as we'll Every
one is invited to come and bring
their dinners and spend teh day.
Music will be enjoyed In the after
noon. In the evening the Christian
Workers will give program in hon |
or of the day
Thursday evening ss Mr. Ira Dali !
zell was turning in at his drive way
in his car an auto lead of yong |
people tri'd to pass him and col'id- /
ed with great force, smashing of /
thc two rear wheels end otherwise ,
damaging the car. The car trying to .
pass YVES slightly damaged. Some /
times drivers CT cars forget ato"t
thc horn on their cars being put Their
for use, in passing other cas- CT in
turning corners. 1t was MIST fortu-
nate that no enc was hurt.
All of the High Scho~l Students and
teachers motcred in autos and trucks
to picnic ground near Nyssa where
they enjoyed a big picnic dinner. In
the afternoon a game of base ball
WIS piayed with TIE Nvsea Hf-h
Schoci team. Six inuincs bling May
Cd with score OF 6 to in FTlit-
lands favor h
ThursdPy Nees-s. Fl. D. strnvn.
Irr Daizeil an1 J II. Power. d.
--"+"~s - N F-ri'land cen'ta-y Can
n'ng c.. motored to Pois- to meet
NC hrver frr the OBS Prs. ; Co.
of po'sc who pur"hasad $40 cas-s
n tomntoes at s3 25 Der case End
IS casrs IF a-rlc butter pt s4.Sh rer
case. This Is the balance on hand IF
1917 CROP The directors were we'll
with the prices received. The
ranchers should not be slow to put
out acreage fer the cannery for the
coming seescn. Tn mrnnger, Mr.. E.
L. Miner is expected soon.
Word was received the first of the
week of the death of NJ. j. Gardiner
n Omaha, Neb., Sunday afternoon,
Nay 5. h had been in an automobile
accident a short time before and
mad his knee cap broken but was
recovering when he suddenly passed
way. Death was caused by heart
allure. The Gardiner family ormerly
lived near Sunnyside school house
'ut moved to Omaha about two years
lgo. He leaves to mourn his loss
wife and five sons.
Mothers Circle met Friday after :,
icon. Every one enjoyed the inter-
sting letters from 1.-The boys" The
GLOWING officers were elected for ,
h coming year:
President-Mrs. H. T, Lewis.
Vice Pres.-Mrs. Clyde Harry. :
Sec.-Mrs. Cary Tussiug
Treas.-Mrs. Ed. Jones
Cor. Sec.-Mrs. Jas. Deal.
The Circle decided to adopt
french orphan The pupils of the
fruitlonJ school bauo aI.o adn.foJ