Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-04-21
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there will be one of these sales ey
cry month.
Early cabbage and cauliflowe
plants for sale. Harry T, Lewis
Phone GA, Fruitland
The Queen Esther Circle will NEE
Monday mite, April Is, at the HON,
of Mrs S. NJ. Thomas
Miss Hazel Lanfear and Mr.. Harry
Heckes visited friends in Weisel
Sunday.
The badd game between Midvale
and Fruitland here Saturday result.
ed in a score of % to in favor of
Fruitland
About forty young people attended
the marshmallOw roast at the home
of Major and Mrs. Lewis Friday
mite. Games were played until about
10 O'Clock, when all repaired to the
basement and were seated at four
lon tables where candles were set to
toast marshmallOws on. Prizes were
given for the best and worst toasted.
Immediately after this, refreshments
consisting of ice-cream and waters
!, were served. Later, a clOthespin race
was engaged in, Miss Dorothy Reed
and Mr.. Hubert Hutch receiving
first prize for pinning the most
clothespin on the line in 80 seconds,
Miss Hazel Smith and Mr.. Robert
Tackett receiving the BOBBY prize.
After this all returned upstairs,
where. they engaged in sing ny a
number OF popular songs. The house
was prettily decorated in yellow and
white, and something was doing cv-
cry minute Everyone reports a |
fine time, and think Major ard Mrs. /
Lewis royal entertainers.
Mr.. P. D. Bossen and Children
were etertained at the Charles Stew. /
art home Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Stevens was a Sunday .
dinner guest at the Harry Powell!
home.
Word has been received that an
s lib. baby girl had arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Powell
at Corvallis. Oregon, Friday, April
Is. Ehe has been named Elise Jean /
cite.
Dr.. II. c. Henderson OF California,
arried last Saturday and is visiting
this week at the homes of his cou
sins, Mrs. A. T. Bishop and Joe ]
Hendy.
Mrs. Marx Thode left Thursday {
for a weeks visit in Nation, III.
Mr.. P. D. Bossen was called u !
Oklahoma last Wednesday by the
serious illness of her father. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Latham en-, {
joyed visit from Emmett friends
the first of last week. {
Mrs. Fred Linck arrived Tuesday {
for a visit at the home of Mrs. L. NJ. l
Linck. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Divish and child S
rem were Sunday guests of Mr.. and '
Mrs. Tom Harris.
Arthur Linck had the misfortune c
to sprain his foot Sunday and was c
unable to be at work the first of the
week. d
The Joe Hendy, and A. T. Bishop
families and DR.. II C. Henderson S
visited relatives near Weiser Sunday. I
Mr.. Harry Hart secured a 80 days
leave of absence from the Govern h
ment Hospital in Boise, and arrived +
home Saturday mite.
Arthur Heap moved into his new b
house last week. il
Frank Barnard moved into his
new house last week, and Mr.. Meads
moved into the house vacated by t
Mr.. Barnards.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Boomer were G
Sunday guests at the A. A. Stettler I
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Tussing and I
two children were Sunday dinner
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. {
Arthur circuit. In the afternoon, \
both families motored TO the large F
poultry ranch near Weiser, where {
Mrs. Tussin purchased 100 baby
chicks. t
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hansel and {
sons were entertained at the f. J. p
Johnson home Sunday in honor of 4
Mrs Hansel's birthday. A large
birthday cake served as the center Ii
piece and a bountiful dinner was t
served. v
A baby daughter was born to Mr., t
and Mrs. Clarence Ficken, April IS,
at the home of Mrs. Nathaniel Todd. n
Mr. A. A. Stetler was a Caldwell L
business visitor Thurday. I
Mr.. S. A. d. Par Dunn visited John
M. Den Boer in Council, from Satur>