Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-23
BUSY FRUITLAHD ITEMS


Wednesday afternoon. Not a large
crowd was in attendance but de-
lightful time was had. Dainty re-
freshments were served.
Rev. Kyles and NJ. NJ. Gladish went
overland to Emmett to attend the
1 Southern Idaho Baptist convention.
Returning Saturday they report a
large delegation in attendance and
a season OF spiritual refreshing.
Harry Birrel has been quite i'll at
the Spainhower home the past week
with blood poison, the result of an
accident previously mentioned.
NJ. R. Taylor and family were sur
prised and delighted by the arrival
of their daughter Gladys and father
and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. L. II.
Taylor from Fowles, Kansas. Miss
Gladys had remained to finish her
first year in high school with her
class.
Miss Edna Campbell was a guest
at the Geo. Frank home last week.
Mr.. Hillerman, who has been con-
fined at Printing hospital, is home
and DR.. Hassett reports him as do
ing remarkably well.
Miss Zepha Wilson Of Grants Pass
is a guest at the Ramey home and
will likely remain the greater part
of the summer.
! n,-c
/ the owners of neat four passenger
/ car and are prepared for recreation
and business. Mr.. Flack says il is
not brand new, but has been on the
road enough to know which side
to take and steer clear of obstacles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilcox went
over to Emmett, overland unlimited
Saturday and returned Sunday The
occasion was the wedding of Miss
Lena Wilson, formerly of this place
and Mr. Harper.
Bert Melcher wears a happy smile
and why not, when he is the proud
parent of nine and one-half pound
girl, born Saturday. Mother and
daughter doing we'll.
II. NJ. Lewis has already harvested
crop of fall wheat. Not much in
! acreage, as it grew in his young or
chard but Mr.. Lewis said the finest
and heaviest wheat he ever saw.
Another unique feature was the
harvester. The old time cradle laid
! it low and it took Mr.. Lewis to do
the job we'll
/ Miss ALA Hurd is a guest of the
! Duell girls this week.
! Mrs, H. R. Flack and Mr.. Maxim
son left Monday eve,aslns Tor IWlh |
Falls to attend the s. S. cpnS Ga5seena
at that place Mrs. Flaek win act
as a representative of the Baptist
and Mr. Makinson of the Methodist I
Sunday School, Mrs. Flack viii
visit with friends there before her
return home.
Miss Cochran returned home from /
Baker City, having had most en-
joyable visit. She was accompanied 1
by her sister Mrs. George of
Haines, Oregon, to visit with her
friends here.
We're Blair has been out visiting .
friends at Fruitland.
The program previously published .
in this paper that was postponed two
weeks ago, will be given at the
grange Friday June "a.
Following is the program for the
w. G. 7. L. entertainment to be
given at the Methodist church Tues
day evening, June %. 1910:
Music-By Mrs. c. E. Peterson.
A Lark at Nonotuck Hall, drama
for seven girls. The following are
the characters:
Mary Maryin-A Nautial Leader
Esther Russell.
Sally Armstrong-Always Ready i
for fun-Mamie Bayer.
Nan observation-disclosures into things
Margaret Potter.
Winifred Willets-A little more 1
steady-Mrs. D. d. Hunter
Edith Stevens-Born with an APP Z
petite-Alice Hunter.
Hannah Jones-Whe needs a tonic
Olive Harry.
Peggy Knowels-A Servant-Bertha /
Linck.
A play for the children entitled,
The Sick Baby" Following are the
characters:
Mrs ry-Music-Helena Linck.
Daisy Worry Much-Josephine
Pardun.
Henry Worry Mueh-Heil Williams.
Bridget MalOney-Ruth Potter.
DR. Trne-FlnYd Snainhower