Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-08-15
FRUITLAND NEWS

layette and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Mohler Of Redmond, Ore.
r. S. Kutch is suffering from a
badly sprained ankle which luckily
was the worst injury he received in
runaway last Tuesday afternoon
when the hay fork caught in the hay
rack tipping it onto the team he was
driving.
/ Mrs. C. H. Sargent and daughters
and son Paul and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F.
Bowers motored to Middleton last
Wednesday. Mrs. Bowers remained
for a weeks visit with her parents
Mn. and Mrs. C. H. Burns.
Mr.. C. B. Henggler has new Buick
six.
Mrs. Clara Burtch left for Tigard,
Ore, to visit couple of months with
her son Floyd Burtch and family.
The N. A. Peacock family motored
to Cambridge Saturday to visit Mrs.
E. e. Blomstrom and family, return
ing Sunday. Mrs. Blomstrom has sold
her ranch and expects to move to
Fruitland this fall
Mrs. Helen Parmetier of Baker Wis
tied her sister Mrs. Ruth Wander
kar's home Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Leo Haynes was a guest at Mrs.
VanDerkar's home on Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Plaehn and daughter Mrs.
Otto Albert and two small daughters
of Reinbeck, Iowa, are visiting their
sister Mrs. H. B. Stolterbeck and fam
lily and relatives in Payette.
The A. R. Albee family of Payette
visited the L. F. Shaw home Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Shank spent Thursday
and Friday in Payette with her aunt
Mrs. Henry Brubaker.
The p. E. Silkett family and the
Leonard Russell family visited the
E. E. Silkett home in Whitley Bottom
Sunday.
Miss, Aphia Robinson visited friends
II WIN SuiiNtt'y w L StNoNssy'
Harry Burns was a guest at the A.
w. Crowither home in New Plymouth
Wednesday, as was Miss Robinson OF
Gooding and Miss Anna Pearson OF
Payette. Reunion, of the robin
Grow" Cot family.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
H. R. Fleck Wednesday, August 21st.
The Red Cross goods have arrived.
On Tuesday, Thursday and Friday the
sewing rooms will be open for work.
Wednesday sewing machines are
needed.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Sar-
good at the Range ranch in Oregon,
an eight-pound son, Sunday August
18th.
Miss Scribner, domestic science
teacher of Lewiston school and state
demonstration of the Junior depart
ment club work, gave a class dem0a-
stration on canning corn and beans
Saturday afternoon at the school build
ing to the class of seven girls in the
club here.
L. P. Dorothy is building new
granary.
B. c. Wood unloaded a car of wood
Monday which he purchased from the
Boise-Psyette Lumber company.
Clnc Ctaphnnc I
tertained to dinner Sunday, nine boys,
Everett Hill who leaves for Salt Lake
Thursday, Lester Hooker and Arson
Davis who. are enlisting, Alvin Rands,j
Smith, Lewis Russell, Francis
Homan and Ray and George Stephens.
The table was beautifully decorated
with flowers and flags and after dinner
pictures were taken of the boys.
The treasurer wishes all who have
subscribed to the last Red Cross drive 3
to pay up their subscriptions promptly
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Stewart enter
.ained Saturday evening in honor OF
heir sons, Leon and George, birth 4
lays. The twenty young people pres 1
mt thoroughly enjoyed the evening. t
ce cream and cake were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Krost enter !
aimed to dinner Sunday the John !, u
Mcclure family and Mr.. and Mrs. I
-ames Mcclure and Mrs. Sadie Shank, :
The Excelsior class of the Brethren =
sunday school gave Merritt Snow
erger a complete surprise Friday
vening. The young people gathered
ng groups enjoyed straw ride to the :
home. Refreshments OF
axe and ice cream were served.
A business meeting of the Fidelis c'
lass of the Brethren Sunday school l.
,as held Monday evening at the Zane
hubert home. On Tuesday evening
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