Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-15
Fruitland Items

ranch, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rit.
zins of Payette moved on the C. H
Sargent ranch.
Miss Mabel Peacock returned home
Friday from Everett, Washington.
Misses Dorothy Lewis and Grace
Paxton were weekend home visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs w. p Robinson left
Friday for Wendell enroute to their
home in Freedom, Wyoming. They
have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs Loren Hansen and family the
past three weeks.
Misses Mabel Peacock, Dorothy
Lewis and Grace Paxton were Sunday
dinner guests of Miss Thelma VIII
liams.
Mrs. /. E. Dalzell entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Loren Hansen, and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Robinson to dinner Thurs
day.
Seven friends and neighbor ladies
took dinners and surprised Mrs. jim
Frazier last Wednesday.
The Floral Relief Club met at the
J. A. Bates home last Wednesday,
with 20 ladies present.
Grandma Collingsworth of New
Plymouth, spent Saturday and Sun
day at the P. o. Collingsworth home
The Floral Relief Club gave
Hard Time" party at the NJ. w.
Hazeltine home Tuesday evening. /
Mrs. A. H. Ramey was hostess at a
turkey dinner Sunday, the following
guests being present: Messrs. and
Mesdames Ray Duell, Arthur Heap, /
Til Ramey Roy Sparks, and Charles
,Royston and Arson Davis and George
Stephens.
A number OF Fruitland people at
tended the lecture given by DR.. Swain
OF New Plymouth Friday mite, which
is reported to have been very good.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Heckus OF
Boise, we're Fruitland visitors Sun
day.
Mrs C. E. Hallock entertained Mr..
and Mrs. H. F. Waite to dinner FRI
day evening. i
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Giesler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Giesler were Sun {
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carey Tussing.
Mrs. fred Davis ami Mrs. H. B.
Strawn were last Thursday evening
dinner guests of Mrs. II. +. Waite. 5
Mrs. Lee Brubaker and Mildred,
visited friends and relatives in En-
nett from Friday until Tuesday.
The Brethren Ladies Aid met {
(this) Thursday with Mrs. Doss c
Kessler.
Mrs. Jess Beckwith underwent Al
operation for gallstones in the On
tario Hospital Monday morning. Miss
Esther Johnson is caring for her.
Miss Emma Smith arrived Monday S
from an extended eastern trip. She o
will again make her home a. the NJ. c
E. Parsonage. s
Henry Reins returned last Thurs
day from Nebraska. '
Mrs. c. c. Wise returned home t
from the hospital last week, and is
getting along nicely. v
Mrs. W. A Coiwell and Mrs. T. \
9. Taylor were guests of Mrs. Ed y
Jones last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jones were Sun j
lay dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. n
Dana Jones. d
Mrs. Arthur Linck and little daugh- "
er went to Boise Monday for a e.
weeks visit with relatives. Ia
Mrs. R. w. Smith entertained the
i. b. Club to Valentine party Sat p
tied turnout with hearts and cupids.
played, and one of the interesting tC
atures was post office from which ts
Zach guest received a number of
A good time is reported 81
~ the 20 present. B
Don't forget the Queen Esther De- s.
icatessen Sale at Mothers Grocery ST
his Saturday, February 18th. ia
About 80 friends gave Mr.. and Mrs q
Z. p Rains a farewell surprise last CT
Dinner was served at 81
loon, after which games and other
.musements were participated in. V
frs. Rains was presented with a to
litchen stool. H
Roy Sparks has rented the SPAIN
lower place, and the 10 acre orchard p
belonging to DR., Canoe for the COM hi
ng year.
The teachers Kensington met be
tuesday evening with Mrs. F. r.. ST
'painhower.
The Baptist Ladies Aid met with bl
Irs. P. X. Hansen (this) Thursday L,
and the Mission Circle in
he afternoon. di
Bernice Hurd of Payette, was N
weekend guest of Misses Nellie Nj NJ
Jonnell aud Viola Duell. F.
Rachael Melcher was brot home j.
rom Ontario Hospital last weeE. la
II. R. Ficken, H. B. Strawn, H.
!. Gardner, A. A. Mohler and Mrs. ~
Vm Hollenbeck motored to Boise
in the interest of the Fruit Ii
and Bank. W
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Ficken were m
at the VIM. Rauert home K
G. w. Vale of Salt Lake, Manager W
If the j. B. Colt Lighting System, dt
vas here last week investigating the
explosion C. G. Ficken had about ~
wo weeks ago. He could find moth F.
ng wrong with the machinery, or W
ould sec nothing wrong which Mr.. M
Ticken did.
NJ. G. Puchert and c. G. Ficken nj
vent to Emmett Monday for load 81
# saw rust. Is
Mrs. Sam Phillips left last Thurs ut
lay for Wood River Nebraska, where
he was called by the death of her n.
,rother, Dan Cooley. vi
Mrs r H Pointer has heen i'll