Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-01-17

The Methodist ladies served an
oyster supper on Saturday evening
at the Bungalow. The tables were
beautifully decorated, and although
strictly according to Hoover, the
inner man was beautifully supplied.
About thirty dollars were realized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Kennedy were
dinner guests at the R. G. Wilson
home last Sunday.
Miss Lucille and Clarence Strawn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Skippen were
guests at the Creger home Sunday.
Mr.. Flack made business trip to
Payette Lakes this week.
Plummer Grimes is enjoying a Is
days fu~lough from his work at the
Aviation Training Camp at Belleville,
Illinois, and is visiting his parents
and other relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Krost entertain
ed last Wednesday evening, having
as guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Puchert,
Miss Alvina Puchert, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Thompson, Misses Ruth and
Irene Thode, Miss Ida Bronson, Mr..
Fielder and son Steven.
There was a family gathering at
the D. H. Williams home Sunday,
the guests being w. R. Williams Of
Payette, ]. S. McCleur and family
and P. H. Krost and family.
Miss Margaret Moore from Payette
visited at the Hazcltine home last
week.
Miss Goldie Wilson who has been
taking treatment for rheumatism at
Ontario returned recently, much i'm
proved in health.
Forest Wilfong is still improving
in health. L
Elmer, the little son Of George
Lockner is very i'll with Bronchial
Pneumonia.
Mr.. Arthur Heap has been sick
the past week with la grippe.
E. W Madsen returned Sunday
rom Iowa, where he has been visit
ng his mother and other relatives. |
he encountered very severe wealth le
IL "H44S III Tic Last dHt1 icPOl 70 tHot
wen the trains were frozen up, the
thermometer registering at one time
hirty-two degrees below zero.
Mr.. ]. H. Whitsell returned last .
ionday from Iowa. r
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Kennedy expect \
o leave this week for Boise where >
ir. Kennedy will be interested in =,
larger banking business. Mr.. and
FRS. Kennedy have been great as
cts to our community life and their
Many friends in Fruitland will view :
heir departure with great regret. 1t
) uncertain as yet who will succeed
IT. Kennedy as cashier of our
zeal bank.
Mrs. Fairy Spainhower entertain
d on Monday evening of this week,
he guests being Rev. and Mrs. Nc
GARD and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
ackett and family.
w. T. Clayton captured a num- S
er of prizes at the recent Boise
oultry Show. On his Barred Ply
outh Rocks he received first prize
i exhibit of ten, also first on cock
nd first, second, third and fourth
/ hen. On White Leghorns, first h,
-ize on exhibit of ten young chick
Is, first and third on punet and u
,cond ON cockerel. On Black Min OF
cas-, first and second prize.
The storm of Monday night blew
yer one of the electric poles on
Ie high tension line, causing the +
ire to come in contact with the A..
lephone wires thus putting out of
'mmission several telephones. But
anager Shubert, who is always on
q job, had all in working order in
short time
Mrs. NJ. S. Smith from near Pay
to is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
T. Shubert, and caring for the
tie grandson.
The Fruitland District Fruitgrow-
s elected D. L. Ilgard president,
c. Blakesley, Fred Ahlstrand, ].
Smith and H. G. Gardner as di-
ctors for the coming year.
OR STOLEN: Bay mare
years old, blaze face, weight 1850.
ward for nformation.-Smith Bros.
Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rauert and Mr..
d Mrs. Henry Manser returned
Onday from a several weeks visit