Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-29
BUSY FRUITLiHD ITEMS

busy time, few Of the residents OF
the bench failed TO be down there,
at least one day. and expressions on
all sides showed It's appreciation Let
US boost for a bigger. bettere fair
for 1911 and a more united effort
NJ. NJ. GIadish, Rev. Kylss, Fan
ME skaggs and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Davis returned Friday from the State
convention at Boise. They report
delightful time, and a Baptist church
very much alive at that place Some
OF the most eloquent men OF the
northwest addressed the meetings
Miss Laura Hooker came from Grand
Junction. Colo, last week TO be with
her parents this winter. The young
lady left Palisade. Colo, where she
was packing apples, and at once
took a position at the Santa Rosa
Mrs. Nellie Tyson OF Portland made
quite a record in apple packing last
week. packing so boxes from seven
to six O'Clock and did not fall far
short of that any day in the week.
There is a good deal Of good natured
riy airy among the packers and now
for the one who can report the 100.
The boys Pumpkin Pie social
( held at the hall was a success in
general good time at least. They
cleared between six and seven dollars
which was not bad. considering the
I weather was rainy.
/ Ira Dalzell went to Arcadia, OTe''
Wednesday on business.
DR.. Harrison. formerly of FFuitland'
now located at Drewsey, Ore, pass
ed through Ontario, with a patient,
on his way to the Boise hospital.
Mr.. McFaIl from Nyssa, moved his
4 family into the E. L. Davis house.
E. Hunter went to Twin Falls
country on business trip this week
I VIM. Griggs went TO Payette this
week where he has position In
one of the city meat markets
/ Mr.. Ritehey moved his family into
/ the Castle House.
The Fruitland mail bag was stolen
from Payette and was found scatt-
cred all the way from Payette to
washoe.
The Methodist Ladies' aid viii
not meet this week. as everyone IS
100 busy to be present.
A. J. Scritchfield and wife drove
out on the bench on sunday and were
delighted with the country as this
was the first time they had seen
the ripened fruit,
The people OF the Methodist church
ARE planning on the building of a
/ parsonage on their lots near the
church.
Waldo Homan will enter the Hlsh
/ School in Payette this year
Mr.. and Mrs T. F. Harry arrived
home from Bowlder. Montana. Mon
day morning. Everything looked Dew
and lovely and they could scarcely
realize it Was home.
The real estate men seem to De well
supplied with sight seeTs at sees1
as seldom a day passes that you will
mot see several auto loads looking
I over the country.
The Fruitland Packing house. ov
erseen by E, A. Blair and B. ?
Tussing's packers laid off for the
Payette Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse scritehfielC
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross spent Sun
day afternoon at the C. H. Sargent
home.
E. B. Gladish is harvesting his al
falfa seed on his ranch over =
Oregon.
Mr.. Taylor. accompanied by M
| father aud mother went over
} Roswell on Friday. returning sunda'
evening.
The E. Barker lN acre tract SOL
last week for 1925 an acre. II
set out to three year old trees,
new house and barn. makes it
valuable property. A doctor who's
: name we could not learn bought IN,
property and then went on to Por'
land. This SALE was made Through Tn
! agency Of Donovan & Stoufer
The home of the Chas. DUEL fan
i uy was gladdened by the arrival
a baby girl on Tuesday morning. Al
doing nicely.
4 The stork seems very busy a
fine bouncing boy at the nom
i of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom McComse
would signify. Born Monday aftel
|. noon.
: Nearly everyone on the bench
Manning on attending the fair
Ontario this week. A great man
exhibits OF various kinds viii ais
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