Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-06-06

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81. B. Sherman. Thursday, Mr.. an,
n Mrs. BranthoYer, and the Shermal
q family motored to Emmett where Nj
Sherman remained for several days
ri Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Lee took bah.
: Margaret TO Boise Saturday Bher
she underwent an operation Mrs
: Lee and baby remained for seyera
days.
II The Brethren held their Council
p meeting Thursday. In the evening
they held special prayer service
which was largely attended.
The young women Of the EIcelsio.
class Of the Brethren s. S. were
dinner guests Sunday at the Bur
nett home.
A Silver Tea was given at the 81
/ w. Hezeltine home this Thursday b.
! thu Baptist Ladies Aid.
L. 2. Shubert, manager of the tele-
phone company, installed phone fol
Arthur Holbrook this week.
H G. Cornwell shipped obzer
Belgian hares to J. S. Jellison at
Huntington, the past week, receiy'
ing a fair price.
I The 1918 class OF the Methodist
Sunday School held an evening bust
ness and social meeting at the Vim.
Hollenbeok home Friday evening a
very enjoyable time was spent.
Sunday the friends, relatives and
neighbors Of the J. E. Wilson family
gave Mr.. and Mrs. Desmond Quinn
a miscellaneous shower at the VIII
son home. Seyenty-tour were present
Delicious refreshments were served
Mrs. Quinn was formerly Miss Col
da Wilson, and the friends have beeI
planning this surprise on her for some
time.
Mrs. James Deal entertained at
dinner Sunday, her Sunday school
class Of boys, the Builders.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs A
H Mcconnell entertained about 80
friends and neighbors at their home
in honor Mr. and Mrs o. c. Stout
who leave soon for Seattle, Wash,
where Mr.. Stout expects to enter
the ship yards.
Miss Mary Jane Tackett gave al
party Monday afternoon in honor af
her 9Th birthday. Misses Nola Creger
Marine and Vera Sherman, Gladys
and Doris Peterson, Anna Reimers
Fairy Duen, Velma Tussing, and
Elsie McHAnry were the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. DuelI enter
taiined Sunday in honor Of Mrs. Ed
Bowers of Baker City who is visit
ir:g Mrs. Roy Sparks. The guests Eer
Messrs. and Mesdames Roy Sparks,
Chas. Royston, Ramey and Mr.. Fred
IIurd and daughter Miss Ada, Mr..
Chris Hendrickson of Payette.
The Brethren viii hold their COM
munion service Saturday June sth,
at 7:30 O'Clock. A chill
GIen's day program viii be given sun
day morning al 10 O'Clock.
The Baptist S. S. win give their
Children's Day program Sunday morn !
ing at 1920 O'Clock.
The Methodist Sunday School will
give their Children's Day program
Sunday evening at O'Clock.
Prof. Miller moved the plants vhicl
were left at the school house, TO his
home and the owners may get them |
there.
The Red Cross laotss moved to TIE
Domestic Science rooms last Satur-
day where they will meet during the
summer months.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rands,
a lob. son. Friday May 81.
Claude Christendon CT Ontario
spent Sunday with Lynn Buchner,
who has lately returned from the o.
A. C. at Corvallis, Ore. where he
is taking military training m the Of
ficers reserve corps.
Miss Leila Buchner is home from
Ontario for several days after hay
ing had an operation on one of. her
eyes.
Rev. Ford Burtch and wife start
ed for Chicago Tuesday evening up
on receipt of letter from his sister
who wishes him to consult special
ist.
Mrs. H. G. Gardner now has charge
Of the knitting for the Red Cross
since Mrs. Robinson has moved to
Caldwell
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Pritzl have re-
turned from Portland, where Mr..
Pritzl consulted specialist in re-
gard TO his health.
Mesdames T. r. Nielsen, A. ]. Han
sci, c. Ficken, E. w Ma6sen and
Levi Johnson attended the County
executive which was held IN DR..
office in Payette Tues
day evening. DR.. Woodward gave
-eDprt of the Division Institute which