Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-03-09
Fruitland Items

Mr.. and Mrs. billiard Gregg
moved last week TO the Hezeltin
Island north Of Payette, which Nj
CreCer, and his brother, Iyer hav
puTcAaaed.
Iii. and Mrs. Peter Enberg eff
last Thursday for Portland, wher
they expect to be gone at least yea
The Brethren Cooked Food Sal
and Bazaar which was advertised 70
last Saturday will be held this Sat
urday, March II, at the Mohler Gro
Gerry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lille Brown moved
Tuesday to the Carey Tussing house
The Bereau Glass of the Brethren
church held their monthly bushes:
meeting in the church Sunday. A
basket dinner was enjoyed at noon
About 80 were present
The Frank Eldredge family MAYED
Saturday to the A. B. Eldredge
ranch, which Mr. Eldredge has rent
ed for the coming year.
Mrs. Leon Eldredge left last Thurs-
day for Parma, for few days visit
at the home of her brother, George
Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barnard
moved last week to their recently
purchased residence in Ontario.
Mrs. Andy Johnson entertained
several friends and relatives at her
home Saturday mite. A very pleas
ant evening was spent and dainty re-
freshments were served
Mrs. Margaret Heap is visiting at
the Jack Johnson home.
,-aoL,
Nampavisitor.
Tom Phillips is quit Ill at his
home, with pneumonia.
Guy Pierce has been very Ill, and
confined to his home this week.
Kenneth Fisher has been Ill and
In the hospital where he is attending
school. is expected home this
week.
Mrs. Anna Bell Anders is out OF
school, owing to the illness OF Mr.. |
Anders, in Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Deal were |
Sunday guests at the Ben Bohannon |
home in Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Shank were |
Sunday dinner guests at the Lee
Brubaker home.
About IA ladies surprised Mrs. F.
B. Spainhower and Mr.. Terirll Tay
lor in honor of Mrs. Taylor, last We'd
nesday. A pot luck dinner was en-
joyed at noon, after which comfort
ers were tied for the honor guest. A
very pleasant day was spent. Mrs.
Taylor left Monday for her new home
in Robinette, Oregon.
Mrs. w. r. Whipple and son OF
Payette, were Sunday guests at the
NJ. W. Hazeltine home.
The Baptist Mission Society and
Silver Tea, met with the Mrs. Joe
and Jessie Davis (this) Thursday
afternoon. The lesson was on A. F. ,
Mission In South China, .
with Mrs. Spainhower as leader.
Freddie Mccarthy has been quito
II with pneumonia.
Chester Trimble was down from
Boise and spent the weekend at the
parDunn home.
Harry Fuller was a Sunday guest ?
t the Frank Thompson home. 4
H. E. Tweed is down from Boise, T
md is stopping at the w. A. Colwell q
lome. He was an Emmett business o
.isitor Monday. Y
oWkrwas begun on remodeling q
he NJ. E. Bungalow for the Psrson-
ge, Monday, ]. w. Beehler having 4
purchased the former parsonage. h
Mrs. Charles Miller has been sub 4
tituting in the fifth grade, during n
iiss Hollenbeck's absence with the
'ul. Miss Myrtle Beeman has been =,
mployed at the Miller home. r
E. A. Stegner is erecting a feed T
tore, located just back Of his gen n
raj merchandise store.
Miss Lucille Strawn accompanied y,
Irs. J. l. Lee to Caldwell Saturday, h,
nd visited until Sunday,
Friends of MIR. J. |. Lee will be ~
,rry to hear that he is very poorly y
RS Lee has moved back to their
inch south of town, butMr. Lee ~,
nd little daughter remained in Ia
aldwell.
About Is friends and neighbors Of In
rs. R. S. Hutch surprised her at he
er home last Wednesday evening, m
onoring her birthday. Dainty re-
eshments were taken with them, 70
Id pleasant eyenig was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Hutch were GO
lnday dinner guests at the A. c. sn
athael home. NJ
Mrs. p. o. Colilngsworth spent
Q weekend in New Plymouth with To-
latives. "a
Mrs. Albert Bracewell has been ",
lite IL for the past week. Lura
over OF New Plymouth is caring for on
r. Little Jean Bracewell Is visit bu
& her grandmother in New Ply
outh wi
Mrs. J. NJ. Royston. Misses Clara
d Josephine and Mr.. and Mrs. wi
arry Hart and 1ittIa Jack uarp ~
nday dinner guests at the Charles
'yston home; Miss Clara remained i'll
: short visit.