Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-08
BUSY FRUITLAHD ITEHS


aas programs. providing the roads
gel in lit conditicn.
Inc n. Z. Ladies AID met Will
airs. Thomas, and it was Gecidej t
give up thsr iall bazaar, and lateI
IN the season have supper anC
program, as the ladies have been 81
busy they could not prepare as US
ual.
Miss Edna Tuttle ami Mr.. Quarter
mau were united in marriage in / ay
cote last week. The bride is a very
estinla0le young lady, the groom &
man OF sterling qualities. Theil
many friends congratulate them IL
their new relation.
Cur rural carrier, Hr. Har.uns re-
signed his position and the pace
we learn, is open 10 new applicants
Our good friend, Mr. White is again
with us.
About twenty young trends o.
Charlie and Robert Ba:ly, gvae them
a farewell party before their &c
parture to their new home at Wilson,
Idaho, this week. The evening pass
ed happily in games and other amuse-
meats and light refreshments were
served. We hope they viii enjoy
their new home as their gain will
be our loss.
Jim Whitsell went over to Emmett
to visit his brother and family, re-
turning Monday.
A new telephone has been installed
in our school house, which will be
appreciated by patrons and pupils
alike.
While making candy Frederic Whit
sell burned his hands quite severely
and was out of school several days.
W. J. Russell sold his nursery stock
10 Williams & Carnifex and it viii
DC removed at once.
George Frank is busy hauling lum-
Der with four horse team. expect
ing to build nice new house on
mis- farm on Fruitland avenue.
Frank Thompson and George Gar
rison have the foundations laid for
heir Lew cottages. A few more
years like the past two years, and the
Fruitland Pench will Lc rural city.
The meetings a. the Brethren
church have been postponed until more
favorable weather. Rev Lampin who
pwas from Illinois went to California
to continue his work.
About 10000 head of sheep passed
through here, enroute to Parma. The
condition of the roads make the driy-
ing very difficult. Not many bands
are being fed here, up TO dale.
Mrs. Moody and Mrs. Ingard shopp-
ed in Payette Wednesday and visited
with Mrs. Ingard's daughter, Mrs. T.
r. Nelson.
Mr.. a. Edgecomb OF Omaha has
been visiting his daughter, hrs. E.
W. dadsen this week.
Word has been received from Mr..
Fiack that his mother passed away
before their arrival, and were there
ior the funeral.
Mrs. E. E. Smith who has been
visiting Mrs. King left Wednesday
for scio, Oregon, to visit her daugh-
ter.
Mr.. Vandercar transacted business
in Payette Wednesday.
We learn that Mr.. Hoover, the in
structor in the Hood River apple
pack, has succumbed to Cupid's dart
and taken one pupil for life in the
person of Miss Helen Amstead of
Nampa, formerly of Ohio, and an
aunt of Mrs. Burkholder of Nampa.
The happy pair will winter in Cali
lornia.
J. H. SpainhOwer sent the ball
rolling for the opening of--the new
road leading to Whitley Bottom, by
putting up 100 rods of Paige woven |
wire fencing, thereby shutting off
traffic, as the roads course was
changed Others will follow with /
woven wire fences, each allowing for
a 80 foot road, the grading of the
hill and bridges being built this week.
N. r. Powell has sold the proper
~ he bought Of F. w. Griep to his
brother Of Alimosa, Coo, who viii
take possession Of his piece this
winter.
The Harry Ramey home was the
scene of a most delightful affair on
Sunday last, the occasion being a
Joint birthday of their son Lewis |
ana their niece, Miss ZepLa Wilson /
9Ao was visiting them from MediOrd, |
oregon, and will soon leave for that
place. Mrs. Redingtoa and Robert /
and DR.. Ray Hurd and family we're