Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-24

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Waldo the little five year ole
/ son of Mr.. ard Mrs. R. w. Rich
ardson who was operated on las
Friday for enlarged tonsils is gett
ing along nicely.
Friday evening November 25th
the Fruitland grange will hold
their regular meeting at Franks
hall About twelve will be Initiated
and arrangements are being mad,
to have a fine meeting. Refresh
ments will be served. All grangers
are earnestly requested to be
present.
The Young Peoples class OF
the Baptist church met last Thurs.
day evening and organized itself in.
to Young Peoples class. having
its officers and making plans so
that the work Of the class can
be carried on more effectively. The
class starts out with a bright fu-
ture before it. Any young person
interested is most cordially invited
to join.
Dr. Harvey is having a sky
light put in his building, so as to
make more light in a couple of the
second story rooms.
Geo. Frank is preparing to build
new house on his ranch south
west of Fruitland
NJ. E. Kaufmans living on the
Blair place, are having a second
story built to their house there
by adding four or five more large
rooms TO their already nice house.
When completed it will be one
of the largest and most convenient
houses in the community.
DR.. and Mrs. Harvey ate Thanks
giving dinner at o. J. Skaggs in
Payette, and at the same time
helped them celebrate their sill
yer wedding anniversary.
One of the largest car loads of
apples shipped out from Fruitland
this year was shipped by Hall
and Rich. 1t contained 1910 boxes.
John Grichkowsky, living on the
old Nelson rRace a mile and
half east of Fruitland left last
week for Europe.
Ernest Zahler and family left
: is week for their homestead near
Caldwell.
Milo McCarty is reported sick
with the jaundice
Some of the recent real estate
are as follows: Mr..
A. Grimes sold 10 acres of his
ranch to Cary Tussing and Otto
Diehm, he also sold acres to
Henry Tussing and acres to Mar
vim Channer all at $4,000 an acre.
Adam Blindt sold 10 acres at 100000
an acre. Phillip Tachler also sold
10 acres.
L. B. MakinsOn has been setting
cut more fruit trees, he now has
eleven acres of his ranch set out
% orchard.
J. H. Boor finished threshing this
week after several weeks work.
L. D. Carpenter marketed a wag
IN load of hogs last week that |
lad been contracted for at 10
,ents a pound live weight. This
letted him a neat little sum.
Mrs. j. NJ Royston and little |
laughter, Josephine, and Robert |
Miller, a nephew of ]. M. Royston |
Who has been here for some time left
asst Sunday for the east. Robert |
Miller after visiting in Nebraska for
| while will leave for his home
n Maryland. Mrs. Royston expects
o visit with relatives In Nebraska |
or some time.
Mrs. Guy Graham accompanied by
Ter three sisters, the Misses Stones
rom New Plymouth, left Wednesday |
or Glenns Ferry where they will
pend Thanksgiving with their
lister, Mrs. Homer Anderson. From
lere the Misses Slone leave for
he Albion State Normal. Mrs.
iraham expects to visit with her
lister for some time.
Frank Woodbridge and little son,
iraham, Of Kansas City, Mo-, a
OF the Graham boys,
Who has been up in Washington, is
listing here this week.