Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-06-15
Fruitland Items

Mrs. Kinder and Miss Marie Sears
OF Twin Falls are visiting at the
G. 81. Walker home.
Mr. and Mrs r. S. Hutch and
Robert, visited in Boise, Caldwell,
and Arrow Rock last week
Friends Of Miss Opal Crouch who
taught in the Fruitland school sew
eral years oga, will be interested to
hear of her marriage to Mr.. Lee
Nolan Of Emmett, Sunday, June 4,
at that place. Ben Harris OF this
place, acted as gTomsman.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Powell and
daughters, were guests at the Guy
Cochran home in Payette Sunday.
Mrs. G. S. Childs entertained sew
eral little friends and their mothers,
in honor of Naomis sixth birthday,
Monday afternoon.
While riding a COW in from the
field last week, Carl Rains was
thrown to the ground, dislocating
his elgow. He is getting along
nicely, but will be compelled to carry
his arm in a sling at least weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. TerrilI Taylor left
for their home in Robinette, Sunday. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Whitsell. and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Locke of En-
NETT, were guests at the Roy Whit
sell home Sunday. Frank Whitsell, /
who has been visiting in Emmett. ]
returned home with them and Helen
accompanied them to Emmett for a
visit.
The B. Y. P. U. held their social
and business meeting at the NJ. w.
Hazeltine home, Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret Whealdon returned -.
home from Pullman, Wash, Tues
day Where She has been attending
college.
ML and Mrs. o. V. Limbaugh at
tended the Mennonite Conference at
Filler last week, and George Hooker
attended the Nazerine Conference at
Nampa.
Mrs. J. W. Decker is quite Ill at
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hollenbeck
and Robert, and Mrs. ]. F. Smith
motored to Boise, Friday, to attend
the graduating exercises OF Ray
mond Rudolph. They returned Sun
Fay, bringing Mildedr and Ralph
with them for visit. /
Mrs. Earl Hobbs and little daugh-
Ser, from Portland, are visiting Mrs.
Hobbs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom /,
Harris. They left Wednesday for a
weeks visit at the Lakes
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rich, Mrs.
Ida Kirkland, Miss Mary HollenbeckI
and Ted Enberg were Sunday guests
OF hr. and Mrs. G. /. Hollenbeck.
Mrs. Gerald Hollenbeck entertain
ed Mrs. Jess Wells of Payette, and
Mrs. Lee Brubaker, Wednesday. /,
Mrs. Earl Hobbs and Betty. were
Sunday dinner guests at the Carey
Tussing home. Il
Misses Virginia and cinema Gard
ner returned from Moscow Sunday, I
Frank kinnison Saturday and Walt q,
Schmidt Monday
Miss Elsie Schmidt attended the /
graduating exercises at Moscow last
week. She returned home Friday, /.
accompanied by Mrs. Arthur Linck.
Miss Daphne McKeown left Satur-
day to attend summer school at !
Boise. Is
Kenneth Griep returned last week
from Forest Grove, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Browning and
Richard Lee of Payette, were guests
at the o. w. Browning home Sun {
day. 1
H. G. Gardner made a trip to /
Cascade and the Lakes last week.
Jack Heckes purchased the Fruit
land Garage from Grimes & Chhan-
ner Fridty He is remodeling and !
making a modern service station in
one corner. {
About % people from the Breth- I
rem Church enjoyed a picnic with
the Emmett people on the ]. D. {
Wampler lawn this side of Emmett,
Sunday.
The Brethren Ladies Aid met {
(this) Thursday at the H. A. Kauff- l
man home. '
The Badies Chorus met Monday
evening with Miss Alta Mohler, and S
the Mems Gospel Team at the ]. w. {
Beehler home.
Harry Mcconnell returned home q
Saturday from Brogan where he '
has been working on the highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Metzler and
Mrs. a. B. Eldredge left Tuesday |
for Yellowston Park. In
There will be an all day meeting
at the Church of Christ. Sunday, and
basket dinner at noon. Everyone {
is cordially invited. a
Mrs. a. H. Mcconnell visited Mrs. {
Chef Lackey in Ontario Monday. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Phillips and ,
Tom. were guests in Emmett, Sun {
day,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Day and
little daughter Anna Bell, of Boise,
and Mrs. Single of Ontario, were I
guests of Mrs. S. A. d. Par Dunn,
Thursday. {
Mrs. Byron Brown underwent an
operation at the Holy Rosary hospi- {
tai Saturday morning, and is getting
along nicely. {
H. w. Cole, Leonard and Olive {
Cole, and Fred Ellis, left this week {
overland via California, for Chicago.
Mrs. Ben Pathael arrived last 1
week from ST. 'Marys, Idaho, for ain J
extended visit. J
Miss Schwartz, National Mission ,
airy worker, was in Fruitland last ,
week, and addressed the W. H. NJ.
S. and Queen Esther Circle Thurs
day and Friday. {
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