Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-11-17
BUSY fRUITLifD ITEMS

/ ar nome was the scene OF mO5'
enjoyable Iarty given in honor OF
Mrs. Nellie Tyson of Portland, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cellar, who
has been here during the packing
season. About twenty guests were
present and the evening was spent
in playing games. Music was also a
most delightful feature. Dainty refres
ments were served just before the
guests departed. Saturday morning
Mrs. Tyson and little daughter left
for their horne in Portland.
p. e. Johnson one of the promi-
nent business men of Fruitland, and
wife are rejoicing since last week
over the arrival of a winsome baby
girl into their family. Mrs. John
son is at the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers in Payette.
The Misses Stegner, Campbell and
Crowther began keeping house in
the e. L. Davis house this week.
After three weeks of excellent
meetings, the special meetings at
the Methodist church closed last
Sunday evening. Evangelist McVey
goes from here to Shoshone to hold
revival meetings.
A most interesting talk was CIV
en- at the Methodist c. e. last
Sunday evening by X. G. Mayann,
Japanese young man who has been
here in America for about two
years and half.
Berry Styles, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. styles, who are here from Vale,
Oregon, during the packing seas
on has been having siege Of ty-
phoid fever, but is recovering nice
" under the care Of DR.. Tredway'
Last Wednesday Miss Berry was
given a postal shower by her school
friends at Vale Mack styles,
son, has also been quite sick.
A number of the Fruitland teach
ers went to Payette to attend the
teachers meeting at that place last
Saturday.
The Junior C, e. society of the
Methodist church held a business
and social meeting at the home OF
Eliza Thomas last Saturday afternoon.
Charley Taylor AMI Ross Darnall re-
turned last Friday from a weeks
hunt up on Squaw Creek.
Friday evening of this week the
Eaptist Young People will hold their
regular monthly business meeting at
the church.
The Santa Rosa ranch finished
packing last Wednesday. They COM
menced packing in August.
A great deal of excitement has
been caused by the roaming about
of a deer in this vicinity. 1t must
not be very wild since so many peo-
pie have seen it. AS DR.. Harvey was
coming down Pennsylvania avenue
the other day it leaped across the
road just in front Of B. F. Tussings.
F. I. McCarty has sold his sixty
acre ranch to Mr.. Sanger OF Pay
cite.
MIR. and Mrs. Dorton Hunter left
last week for Corsica, Penn, to
spend the winter.
Sam Creger, a partner in the
Pantorium in Payette, who was
brought home sick with typhoid few
ar NOT long ago is getting along nice |
ly.
S. R. Frazier, one of the road
overseers is doing some road grad
ing near Liberty school house, which
will greatly improve the road.
Warren Dorathy has moved onto
the Dorathy place mile and half
east of Fruitland.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 2. Taylor leave
next Monday or Tuesday for two
months visit IN Missouri and Ken
lucky.
F. H. Butcher and family move
next week to their place they pur-
chased recently at Nyssa, Oregon.
Olive Harry is home this week
attending Institute at Ontario. She
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MIR. and Mrs. VIII Long are Wis
iting at the home Of Mr.. Longs SIS
fer Mrs. f. Colburn.