Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-30
BUSY FRU|TLlMD ITEMS
con-

SAY this weather is quite con-
vincing
That summer is truly come
With the hot, dry wind and dust
storm
And the burning rays of the sun.
So let us HE to the mountains
1 Where the air is fine and cool,
And sit and fish for speckled trout
/ By the side of a sparkling pool.
Mrs. H. R. Flack and Mr.. Maxim
sou returned from the Twin Falls
/ Sunday School convention and re-
port a fine time and a live and en-
thusiastic meeting, Thirteen coun-
ties of the state were represented,
the northern part of the state meet
ing with the Washington convention.
Twin Falls courteously provided a
side trip to Shoshone Falls for
the delegates which was greatly APP
preciated. Our delegates were
made happy by the fact that the
little town of Fruitland was the
largest contributors to State Missions
of any town in the state according
to its size.
Mr.. Skaggs has put down one
more mark on the calendar of time.
His family did not forget the event
IL he did and gave him a pleasant
time by inviting in a few friends
and a general good time. A fine
dinner was served and the departing
guests wished him many happy re-
turns of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. French came down
from Valley View to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Smith, and was
telling of all the good things New
Plymouth was providing for July 4th. 1
Do not fail to be there for you
can not afford to miss it.
DR.. and Mrs. Canoe and son Don
aid from ogden, Iowa, are guests
at the home of ]. H. Spainhower.
Mrs. Canoe is a sister of Mrs.
Spainhower and this is their first
visit to Idaho. Next week they will
proceed to Portland, Seattle and 9th
er points, the doctor returning home
by the northern route and Mrs. Gan
oe returning to Fruitland to visit
the greater part of the summer with
her sister and family.
The meeting at the grange Fri
Hey night was not 50 well attended
|Bc the program was postponed until
Friday, july 8. Now we are sure you
win all be there for it was decided
! O serve refreshments and knowing
| the good times at the grange, who
would miss it? Other matters of
Importance will be discussed that
AN not be delayed.
TDr. Strauss of Logan, Iowa, is
a guest at the home of d. P. Dono-
van. This is his first visit to an
irrigated section and he finds it
very interesting. The doctor is
graduate of Northwestern university,
chicago, anu COlltulpldlSS iOo"tihS
either in Payette or Emmett.
Mrs. Stauffer has been the guest
of Mrs. Hall the past week during
Mr.. Stauffer's absence in the east
on a business trip.
Mrs. Barney of Caldwell, and
former resident of the bench is Wis
ting with her friends here and re-
newing old ties.
Miss Josephine Pratt of Center
Vile. Iowa, arrived in Fruitland Mon
day to visit with her sister Mrs.
Chas. Whitsell. the remainder of the
summer. Miss Pratt visited via
in Pueblo, Denver and Salt Lake
City and had a delightful trip.
The Methodist L. A. society met
with Mrs. James McHenry, Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Baptist people had the true
spirit in their midst
Sunday, when they raised something
like fifty dollars cash for missions.
The little church is very much alive
under the leadership of Rev. Kyles
and a bright future is no doubt in
store for the work in this place.