Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-04-07
Saturday from the ontario hospital.

Mrs. VIM. HollenDeck entertaine,
, Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. Geral,
Holienbeck at dinner Wednesday
BIZ. and Mrs. Loren Rudolph and tw,
children, Mildred and Ralph OF Bots,
were guests the same day Mr.. anC
Mrs. Rudolph returned to Boise ia
the evening, but the children remain.
ed. Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hol-
lenbeck, Bobbie and Miss Lola Rich
motored to Boise with them, return
ing Sunday.
Mrs. F. NJ. Wells and daughters,
Mrs. Robert Holbrook and Mrs. Wal
ter Crabtree and children Of Emmett
mother and sisters Of Mr.. Laurel
Wells, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wells
Friday and Saturday of last week.
Harold Guernsey of Ironside is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Geo. Boor.
Mrs. Sarah Shields and son ].
Lewis Of PocatellO, came Friday for
a visit at the Par Dunn home.
Mr.. w. c. Lance returned Sunday
evening from Spokane and Seattle
where he has been visiting, and will
stay at the E. p. Nokes home. While
in Seattle he visited Alterwood Man
or, one Of the largest Poultry farms
in the Northwest. There are $1,000
White Leghorn chickens at this
place. 1t is also the home of the IA
nous Babe Ruth hen, which has the
record Of laying 326 eggs in one year.
Mrs Charles Miller entertained
the following at a Rock party Fri
day night: Messrs. and Mesdames Joe
Hendy, Harry Powell, Charlie Coon,
3. W Grover, and A J. Hansel. A
nice time is reported, and Mrs. Mil
er served lovely refreshments.
Mr.. Charlie Enberg of BelIingham,
Wash, arrived Thursday for a visit
With his brother, Peter Enberg.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tackett, Robt. j
Racket, Charlie Walker, Mrs. F. c. !
Taylor and Mrs. Sarah Brocklehurst ,
notored to Boise Saturday and visit
ID Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colweu. r
Walter Tackett and his Sunday =
school Class held social meeting .
t the home Of James Ady, Thursday :
light a good time was had by all,
nd refreshments were served. .
Miss Marjorie Frank celebrated
er 18th birthday Saturday after ;
Don. Sixteen of her girl friends
,ere present. Games were played. 4
nd ice-cream and cake were served. 7
hey report a wonderful time 4
Miss Mary CoIlingsworth gave a
dinner at her home Sunday. o
he following guests were present: J
Iarold Vestal, Elvin Rands. Mar O.
uerite Waite, and Velva Raleigha, r,
ee French and Orville Bower of {,
'ew Plymouth. The young folks n
1ent a very enjoyable day, and made ii
p Theatre party in the evening. H
The Mothers Circle has arranged R
II a community meeting to be held
the High School Auditorium, Fri ST
~ April 18th, at S p. m. The OBJ
ct of this meeting is to give an op- al
,rtunity for expression on these 81
rec ubiects-namely: DO you of
ant a High School Building?"
Shall we organize an association for of
e establishment of a community
,rk in Fruitland ?" shall the 81
others Circle resolve itself into a tn
Association" Both
les of these subjects will be given 10
hearing. A short program will pre- H
de the business session, and re- ed
eshments will follow. Everyone is
rdially invited. a.
Mrs. George KoOntz of Emmett N
me down Friday for a visit at the &
o. Marlar, Charles Judy and D. D B
inter homes. N
Little Miss Evelyn Rich celebrated e
r 9Th birthday last Friday, with 2
out twenty friends who were in
led in. The little folks had a fine
ne, and Mrs. Rich served fruit =
lad and cocoa, with the birthday 8
Ike, bearing six lighted candles.
The lecture in the Brethren church
turday night, given by Miss Louise
blister, the National W C. T. U. d
.turer, was much enjoyed by all