Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-04-03

MISS Maggie Beeghley's three acre
on Main street.
The girls in cooking class ar
serving meals. Miss Eva Wilson wa
! tho first to serve and served a fiv
course dinner Friday in honor o
Miss Margaret Geisler's birthday
Miss Reed was an invited guest. Mis-
Myrtle Stegner served. The colo
scheme was red and cream. A birth
day cake which was surprise to Mis-.
Margaret was also served after school
The girl who serves must plan, COOK
and give the cost Of the meal served
II is practical training which the girls
will appreciate.
Philip Smith of Nampa spent the
week end with home folks.
Miss Kallona Hardin and Vera Ed
son spent Sunday at the NJ. A. Smith
home. e
Schuyler Royston visited Boise,
| Kimberly, Burley and Twin Falls dur
ing the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Waite, who re-
Gently arrived here to look after their
ranch, have sold part of their goods
and are taking the remainder back to-
Butte, Montana with them. They eft
Monday evening.
Mr.. Guy Graham and family have
moved back on their ranch about two
miles northeast of Fruitland Mr..
Graham has been state horticulturist
for several years and made his home
in Boise.
Harry and Adolph Burnett spent |
Sunday with Leslie and Lawrence Sar-
gent over in Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Roam of Boise
Who were with Rev. ]. D. Gillian on
MS trip to Japan, Korea and China
will speak in the Methodist church
Sunday morning and evening. Serv-
ces at IL A. M. and 7:30 P. NJ. They
will be entertained at the ]. NJ. Kinsey
lone while here.
Monday the Fruitland Garage
moved to their new home, the new
'uilding just completed by Contractor
NeIlner.
Last Wednesday evening the rel
tives of Mrs. Peter johnson gave her
surprise in honor of her 10th birth
ay.
The Young Married Peoples class
f the Methodist Sunday school spent
very pleasant evening at the home
f Mrs. Roy Kinsey. Officers were
Iected: Mrs. R. NJ. Kinsey, president;
[rs. Chas. Miller, vice-president;
Irs. Ford Northrup, secretary; Ira
alzell, treasurer and Mrs. Louise :
Yard, sergeant at arms. A social time
music and games was enjoyed as
as the lovely refreshments.
M. S. Parker, field secretary of Tire
laho Anti-Tuberculosis Association
ave an Illustrated lecture inthe. school :
ouse Thursday evening.
DR.. Emma Drake, state w. C. T. y
I. President and state Representative
ave an interesting address in the
aptist church Sunday evening on the
uture Work of The w. C. T. U. A :,
of $500 in subscription =
nd cash was taken to help in the u
reat work the organization is begin
ing both in our own land and foreign "
elds. The Fruitland quota is $4,000. .
he w. C. T. U. as an organization ),
ave never asked for large amounts :
1T have made the dollars count in &
bod work.
Last Friday night Miss Alma Reins %
ltertained her classmates to AMI
phil Fool party. A prize was given =
the one most follishly dressed. De- n
cious refreshments were served
very one present enjoyed a pleasant 7"
rening.
Mrs. H. B. Solterbeck and Mrs. U
enry Solterbeck of Falk left Sunday Z
orning for trip to Reinbeck, Iowa.
Mrs. C. M. Lackey's two children, ID
OILS and tloy, were operated on by =
rs. Weese and Former, Friday. The =
adenoids and tonsile were
Hobart Smith, cook for the 146th
achine Gun Battalion arrived home u
riday night. II
Miss Bessie Heap returned to Cold
ell again Saturday. D
Miss Myra Burnett was home from E;
II school over Sunday. Monday was d
Il birthday, so on Sunday Mrs. Bur- ii
1T entertained to Excelsior class in N
,nor of her daughter. Miss Burnett
turned to her school in the evening, 1 cl
king Miss Alice with her. y
Catherine Smith was home from u
htario over Sunday. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Johnson and Mr.. r
Id Mrs. Andy Johnson, both of u