Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-04-21

Miss Avel Heckes, and Mr.. Bo
= Mickens and Roy Hurst were Sunda
> dinner guests Of Miss Gladys Sal
gent. Mr.. Hurst left Sunday nit
,t for short business trip to Seattle
l. Little Donald Graham is on tn
L sick list.
r A large crowd attended the meet
r, ing at the school house, Friday mite
The program was thoroughly enjoy
r ed and the play given by the eigh
ladies was especially good Refresh
ments consisting Of sand witches
pickles and coffee were served.
Francis McCoard of Wilder, visit
ed Paul Gardner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George EIdredge and
family were entertained at the E. B.
Sargent home Sunday in honor of
Mr.. Eldredge's and Lawrence Sar-
gents birthdays.
Mrs. Jack Lewis spent Saturday
with her mother, Mrs George Ell
dredge.
Mrs. H. B. strawn is again able to
be out, and was entertained by Mrs.
George Eldredge one day last week.
The. Misses Lucille Bihdle and
Martha Wilson of Payette, and Ger
trude Alderman and Bernice Hill OF
New Plymouth were dinner guests
Of Mrs. William Hollenbeck Satur-
day mite. After dinner about Is
young people were invited in to
spend the evening. Games were
played and an enjoyable evening was
spent, lovely refreshments being
served. The New Plymouth young
ladies returned home Sunday morn.
ing, and the Payette ladies remained
until evening.
J. Lewis Shields retured to Po-
catello Thursday after a two weeks
visit in Fruitland.
Mrs. Sarah Shields left Tuesday
for John Day, Oregon.
A number of Fruitland people at
tended the show, Bringing Up Faith.
er at the Sea-shore", at the Majestic
Theatre in Ontario Friday mite.
Mr. and Mr.. Walter Gorham, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Hurd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Lynn, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Hurd were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murdoch.
The Boys Calf Club NIT at the
Fred Davis home Thurday evening
Thirty-four were present and a good
time was had by all. Dainty re,
freshments were served. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lille Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Eldredge of Payette
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Gardner in Emmett.
Mrs. Gardner returned with them in !
the evening for few days visit with s
her mother, Mrs. A. B. Eldredge.
Mrs. c. Funk and little son, moth. )
er and sister Mrs. Mary and Miss I
Nophelia Benson of Ontario visited s
Mrs. A H. Ramey SuGay. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Eldredge visit. I
ID at the A, B. Eldredge home Fri /
lay C
Mrs. J. R. Wells underwent an OPP t
,ration for goitre in Portland Fri v
lay morning. Her son Jess Wells of T
oayette went to be with her. H. t
home Monday morning and
ays she is getting along fine. Mrs.
Wells may friends are hoping this c
will benefit her health so she may 1
ome back and again be resident b
# our community. \
The Weiser ball-team is coming "
.own to play with Fruitland Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitsell and
on Carl, of Emmett visited at the
Roy Whitsell home Sunday:
The High School boys will give a
umoruos play in the Auditorium d
friday mite, for the benefit of the g
athletic Club. The boys haven't
een' doing so well with the games q
seems as tho we ought to go ana
elp them out if possible. {
The High School ANIMALS are due "
his Friday.
Rev. George Todd was a dinner F
uest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Thomas "
tuesday. F
The Brethren Ladies Aid met n
'hurday with Mrs. Henry Martin. is
Mrs. Roy Sparks and son, Mrs.
'harlie Royston and daughters, and Il
Ir. and Mrs. Silas Carter of New a
plymouth were Sunday guests at the il
:. II. Duell home. q
The eighth grade girls enjoyed a
affy pull at the home of Nellie Nc \
,onnell Friday mite. Games were I
layed and a God time was had. /
.bout 25 were present. a
Mr.. Philip Haines is visiting Fruit I
and friends again Mr.. Haines used
o live here several years ago, and Ii