Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-12-25
FRUlTLAND DEPARTMENT
Mrs F. NJ. Burfch

James Lynn and Miss Gertrude f
Melcher were quietly united in ma,
iiage at 500 o'clock on Sunda,
afternoon at the home of Rev. ana
Mrs. F. M. Burtch. Bride and groom
we're attended By Mr.. and Mrs. Phil.
lip Lynn. In a short time they will
be at home to their many friends in
enc of the little cottages owned by
Denney & Company where they will
reside during the winter.
Miss Gladys McKeown came homo
last Friday evening for the holidays
Prof and Mrs. Chas Miller have
a new Maxwell, purchased this. week
Born to Fir. and Mrs. Theodore
Smith at Portland on the 14th of this
month a baby daughter. Theodore
Smith is a son of Jim Smith residing
here.
Frank Branham is expected from
Boise on Thursday of this week and
will spend the holidays with his aunt,
Mrs. Chapman Williams, and family
Charles and Arthur McCoard ar
rived on Tuesday of this week from
Gooding, to spend the holidays at
home.
The Fruitland Mothers Circle has
postponed meetings until the second
Friday in January on account of the
holiday season.
Miss Mary Boyer who has been
teaching near Nampa came home on
Saturday.
) Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Bowers and
children were guests at the l.. H. Eby
home Sunday.
The High School Auditorium was
packed at the Community Christmas
Exercises on last Sunday morning
and the excellent program under the
direction of Prof. Nelson was enjoy
ed by all Among the numbers rend
cred were selections by the Glee |
Club, solos by Prof. Nelson and Mr. |
Claude Senseman, duet by Lieut.. !
Edgar and Miss Adra Vestal, a mems |
octet and one selection by the Mems |
Glee Club An offering for Armenian |
relief was taken which amounted to
s275.75.
Helen Smith who has been teach
ing at Diamond, Oregon, came home
Saturday for a weeks vacation.
Messrs. Colwell and Yestal, assist
ed by their neighbors are putting up
ice this week.
NJ. NJ Gladish is quite i'll this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Coon and son,
Clifford, after spending about two
months visiting here, left Saturday
for their home at Aurora, Nebraska.
Aleen Lee gave party for the Ju-
niors at her home last Friday eve,
ming. About fourteen were present
and refreshments were served.
The NJ. W. Hezeltine family were
guests at the Byron Brown home on
Sunday afternoon.
The Frances Willard w. c. T. U.
held its monthly business meeting on
Thursday afternoon last week at
the home of Mrs. Pearl Collingsworth
Miss Elsie Bayer came home from
Caldwell Friday for the holidays.
Mrs. Ernest Silkett and children
came down from Emmett Thursday
of last week and after visiting for a
few days at the P. e. Silkett home.
went to New Plymouth Monday to
spend Christmas at the Fred Ringer
home
Sam Baer was taken i'll on Monday
of this week with influenza. DR.. Pax
ton is in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Hutch return
ed on Tuesday of last week from
Portland where they had been visit
ing relatives.
billiard Cregor spent the weekend
at Nampa.
Amos Cregor who has been for the
past three weeks at Idahome, rteurn- {
ed this week.
The Misses Helen Linck, Winnifred s
Bossen and Eva Bloomstrom came
from Lewiston Saturday to spend the
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