Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-16
FRUITLAND
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Miss Mary Hollenbeck and Mrs
Ida Kirkland arrived Monday even.
ing from Los Angeles, Cal. Miss
Hollenbock will teach fifth grade In
the Fruitland Schools next year.
f. W. Dunn of Payette, called at
the L. H. Rich home Sunday.
The L. r. Manser family are hav.
Ing severe siege OF whoopine
cough.
A. X. Baker gave community
dinner Sunday IN honor of his and
Marie Doors birthdays. About fifty
guests were present.
Madse Harris visited Gene Symes
Sunday.
Misses Dorothy and Helen Shake
and Mr.. Robert Harris and Russell
Kellow motored to Weiser and at
tended the ball game Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Stevens returned
from Washington last week. Her
mother Is somewhat improved in
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Roberts arrived
Thursda from Salt Lake for visit
at the Chas. Stevens home.
Miss Alma Reins returned home
from Gooding College last week.
The Horticultural Meeting in the
School House Saturday was largely
attended and thoroughly enjoyed by
all. Dinner consisting OF buns.
pickles, chicken salad, baked beans,
coffee. cake, ice-cream and straw
berries wero served to between 400
and 500 people. The program in
the afternoon which consisted of
two vocal solos by Lille Brown, two
readings by DR.. Moon, OF Ontario.
and two numbers by the boys and
girls Glee Club, was greatly enjoyed.
Visitors were present from Parma,
Emmett, and Boise. They were
quite surprised at the entertainment
Fruitland offered, as it was beyond
all expectations. They said the CO.
operative spirit was greater here
than any place in Idaho. We sup
pose because Fruitland Is a small
place, we are slow and behind the
times, but when It comes to crowds
and entertainment, we are right
there.
Miss Minnie Mcpherson had her
tonsils removed last week
The Fidelis Club OF the Brethren
church met at the Lee Goddard
home Tuesday evening. Refresh
ments consisting OF ice-cream and
cake were served.
Nr. and Mrs. L. A. Nicholas of
Kidder, Mo-, visited at the Shank
homes last week.
The Children's Day Programs
given in the Brethren and Baptist
churches Sunday morning were
much enjoyed and largely attended.
The churches were prettily decorat-
ed in cut and ported flowers.
A class in the making of dress
forms will be held at the B. F.
Tussing home Friday afternoon.
This is the first of a series of classes
which will bo held until every wo-
man In the community who desires
a form has one. The material costs
81, and it takes l X yards to make
such a form. A committe of three.
Mrs. Carey Tussing, Mrs. Chas Judy
and Mrs. H. t. Waite, has charge of
the work. Any one who wishes q
dress form may communicate with
one OF the committee.
Dir. E. Bennethun. son and two
daughters of Guthrie Center, Iowa.
stopped off Monday for a few days
visit at the l.. H. Rich home, enroute
to California in their car.
Mrs. Martha Henggler and Miss
Philistii were Sunday evening guests
at the L. H. Rich home.
The Gordon Smith family has
moved into the P. E. Silkett house
opposite the Baptist church.
A 81 ID. daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Darnell at the
Blanchard home in Payette.
Mrs. Arthur Colwell and two little
sons of Boise, arrived Sunday and
will spend most Of the summer here.
Mr.. Colwell went on to Moscow to
attend summer school.
Mrs. T. C. Taylor, Sarah Brockle-
hurst, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jones
were Sunday dinner guests at the
w. A. Colwell home.
Mrs. A. r. Ensign, and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E Larson of Payette, were
Sunday guests at the A. j. Hansel
home.
Mrs. Paulson OF Boise. is visiting
at the Dan Magnuson, Peter and j.
o. Johnson homes.
Mrs. j. NJ. Royston visited her
brother LATE Eaton, in Nampa, Sat
urday. Sunday the Eaton family
and Mrs. Royston motored to Boise.
Grandma Sargent has been quite
Ill the past week, but is somewhat
improved at this meeting.