Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-06-01
Fruitland Items

Miss Elsie Bayer left last Thurs.
! day for Seattle and other coast
points Miss Elizabeth Berg accom-
panied her to Salem to attend the
Commencement exercises.
Grant Gardner returned Friday
Portland
Miss Helen Linsk of Boise is visit
ing friends in Payette and Fruitland
this week
Albert. Bracewell was an Emett
business visitor Monday.
Miss Marian Kinsey and Clyde
Mackinson were Boise visitors Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Marguerite Waite, Elvin
Rands, Mrs. John Rands and Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Rands, were Boise
visitors Friday.
Mrs. William Dougherty returned
to her home in Tillomook, Oregon,
Friday. She was accompanied by
Miss Alma Smith, who will remain
for. a visit
Ralph Garman, Marathon High,
Leslie Sargent, Cecil Holloway, and
Ruth Martin returned from McPher-
son College Monday. Miss Alta
Mohler and Leroy Doty returned Fri
day. Mr.. Doty remained over until
Saturday when he went on to his
home in Redmond, Oregon. Glade
Fisher returned last Wednesday.
The Brethren Church was awarded
! the banner at the State S. S. Con-
vention last week, for the largest
number of enrolled delegates. This
is the third year, so they will keep
! it permanently
! Mrs. Cosie Branthoover moved to
! herb ouse this week. Mrs. Ida Kirk
! land and Miss Mary Hollenbeck
moved to the little house vacated by
Mrs. Heckeus.
Mrs w. T. Wales and daughter
came Friday from Eugene, for a |
visit with Mrs. Wales sister, Mrs. !
Ben Whealdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Andrews of
Seattle were guests at the B. |
Whealdon home last week.
Miss Esther Russell was a Boise |
visitor Tuesday.
Albert Bracewell and Grant Will
liams left Tuesday by auto for Port
land.
Mrs. NJ. E, Johnson and little
grandson are visiting at the Ira
Reed home, near Weiser this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson were
Sunday guests.
Mrs. Terirl Taylor arrived Tues
day from Robinette, for q visit with
her mother.
Miss Mabel Greenhil of Payette.
was weekend guest of Mrs. Dorothy
Hendrix.
Miss Fannie Rich visited her sister
Lola Rich last week Miss Lola ac
companied her to her home on Dead
Ok Flat Sunday for visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson
and Lola and Fannie Rich were
guests at the Thomas Weir home
Thursday evening
Mrs. J. r Richardson entertained
IL neighbors and friends to dinner
Sunday.
Dead Ok Flat and washoe crossed
bats at Washoe Sunday, Dead Ok
winning Is to A.
Mr.. and Mrs. p D. Bossen and
family were guests at the o. E. Bos-
sen home in Payette Sunday.
Mrs. Sim Watkins came from Mid
vale last week, where she has been
teaching school,
Mrs r. w. Smith entertained thes
Royal Womens Glass of the Chris
tian church in Payette, Wednesday {
afternoon. Ice cream and cake were {
served, and a nice time was had.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hurst and /
sons of Ustic, were guests at the NJ. {
NJ. Hurst home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hart and Jack,
Mrs. Henry Hsckus, Mr.. A. c. Path
ael and Miss Gladys Melcher motor Y
ed to Boise Saturday to attend the
Shriner's Convention. Mr.. Hart re- G
manned over on business. I
The Fidelis Glass held a social in
the basement of the Church Friday I
evening. 1t was the close of the Il
Bible reading contest, in which the
defeated side entertained the winning e
side. About so were present. a
The Mems Gospel Team met Mon
day evening at the Frank Eldredge S
home. and the Ladies Chorus at the
Ben Shank home. S
The Brethren Ladies' Aid met d
his Thursday with Mrs. T. ].
Beckwith.
A picnic was held on the c. Coon's d
avn Sunday in honor of Supt. and k
Mrs. Charles Miller, who left this n
week for Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs H. E Wilson who d
have spent the past year IN Payette S
and Fruitland, left Monday via Cali t.
,ornfa, for their home in Chicago. o
Mrs. A. A. Stetler entertained to din il
her Sunday in their honor Mr.. and Il
Mrs. E. w. Madsen and Mr.. and Mrs. n
Fred Davis and family. o
The intermediate Endeavor met L
mite at the George Chfld's +
home, with "a present. Il
The Queen Esther Society met {
Monday evening with Miss Esther S
RUSSELL, with 16 present.
The NJ E. Ladies Aid gave
hover for the church kitchen at the
NarSnnapn this IThnrrda,-A 80.