Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-09-22
BUSY FRU|TLIED ITEMS

Apple packing season is on IN
full swing. and it is a most instruc
tive and interesting sight to see the
manner of caring for the wonderful
apple crop. A great many are TAX
ing advantage of Mr.. Hooyer's in
struction in the Hood river pack.
Rev. Sonard and daughter OF Nyssa
were the guests of Rev. and Mrs.
Day on Wednesday.
"Old Glory" waves over the Fruit
land school house, a new and beauti-
full one. of which all the children are
justly proud.
NJ. NJ. Gladish, Frank Davis and
wife, Rev. Kyler and Miss Augusta
Blom were appointed delegates to
the Baptist State Convention and
left on Wednesday for Boise.
Considerable damage was done in
Fridays storm, owing to the heavy
wind, a great many trees were
broken and apples galore knocked
from the trees.
H. r. Flack went over to Emmett
in his auto on Friday, accompanied
by Joe Davis, DIR. Harvey and P. L.
Frank of New Plymouth.
Mrs. Jessie Davis entertained
number of young people at dinner
on Sunday. Those present: Miss
Maude Stegal, Mr.. Hanson, Rev.
Kyles, and Miss Crother, Freda
Cellar and Goldie Young.
L. F. Linsom of Nebraska, an old
time friend and relative of the
Harvey, Flack and Frank families was
a Fruitland visitor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. R. Taylor re-
turned from Greenleaf Sunday even
ing. They report the rain as still
heavier in that section. Mr.. Tay-
lor has purchased a farm at Roswell
and will soon remove his family
there.
The B. Y. P. U. social and bust
ness meeting at Mrs. Harvey's was
well attended Frank Davis was
elected president, Mr.. Vandercar
Vice President and Mrs. Davis, Sec
rotary. The evening passed pleasant
" with games and dainty refresh
ments were served.
Hundreds of tons of hay were
down ready to catch the heavy rain.
However, the weather clearing so
soon it will not be greatly damaged.
Mr.. Ayers of Payette came out IN
his auto Sunday and took his daugh-
ter and son-inlaw, MIR and Mrs. Pet
er johnson home with him.
Ralph Makinson and Earl Harry
will leave this week to attend the
Corvallis College. Mr.. Harry is to
take a course in Mechanical drawing.
Miss Mamie Bayer left for EN-
NETT where she viii teach the COM
ing school year.
The Young Peoples Bible class
of the Methodist church met at the
L. B. Makinson home Friday night
A refreshing time was had. The
class will be somewhat scattered, so
many leaving for various vacations
elsewhere, mostly to attend school
and TO teach.
Beginning at seven o'clock and
stopping at six, Miss Myrtle Roy
ston packed rs boxes of apples one
day last week at the B. F. Tussing
orchard.
Miss Emma Barney came up from
Boise Valley to work during the
apple packing season:
Mr. and Mrs. Caster were guests
at the Chas. Duell home to dinner
Sunday.
Mrs. Craig Wilkie came over from
Emmett to visit with Mrs. Arthur
wilcox and other friends. Mrs.
Wilkie, formerly Miss Lena Wilson
taught school at Pleasant View
few years ago and is well known
lere.
A cougar has strayed from it's
natural haunts and has been seer
and heard by different parties. -
hunting party drove the animal dow
he river and it is supposed to z
north of Ramey's on the Snake. b.
The automatic six-shooter rafflS
off at Griffith's drug store ER
Lafe Griep was drawn by Mr.. Over
lander. the lucky number being 80.
The handsome structure beng
erected by Mr. John Bowers on his
iarm east Of Fruitland viii be one
If the most complete in its appoint
nents Of any on the bench. When
completed it will cost $4,000 and Wills
add one more to the fine homes fo4
which the bench will soon be famou
as well as its big red apples. =
Mr.. Cowan out near P. A. Cree
,r's homestead, had out a stu
yeon line, and caught a monsqv