Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-16
BUSY FRU|TLAND ITEMS

lonely and desolate.
The death of Miss Grace Alden,
though not unexpected, is mourned by
her sister, Mrs. Laurance Dorathy OF
this place, with whom she made her
home, a sister, Mrs. Huey at Rose
burg, Ore, another, Mrs. Myers. at
Phillipsburg Kans., and a brother,
Harry Alden at Ontario. The de-
ceased was 26 years of age and
afflicted all her life, Notwithstanding
this, always bright and cheerful and
ever busy about her daily duties.
Finally it was decided an operation
was necessary from the effects of
which she did not recover, at Prinz-
! ing Hospital, Ontario. The funeral
services were held from the under
taking parlors by Rev. Miller, pastor
of the NJ. E. church of which she
was a member. Interment was
made in the Ontario cemetery.
/ The Christian Endeavor of the
/ Methodist church of Fruitland will
give an ice cream social Wednesday
June % at Fruitland.
The sudden death of John Ahl-
strand came as shock to his fami-
| ly. Deceased had not been well
for some time, being afflicted with
heart trouble, and went early to the
field TO NOW before the day should
grow so warm. Not 10 minutes
later his son found him there in
death. He was man of 6S years z
months and leaves to mourn his loss
a devoted wife and two grown sons.
Rev. Day preached the funeral serv-
ices and interment was made in Riv-
erside cemetery under the care OF
Wood & Spaulding undertakers.
Rev. Kyles went to Payette sun
day afternoon to conduct the funeral
services of little Jay Fitch. great
many bench people were in attend
ance; as Mr. Fitch is so widely known
and great sorrow was felt, for the
family in their bereavement.
The Children's Day program at
the Baptist church was enjoyed by
all. The exercise Make the World
Brighter was pretty and effective.
The Rotations and songs We're good
and showed careful training which
was largely due to the untiring effort
of Mrs. E. NJ. Gladish. A duet by Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Lewis with Mrs.
Peterson at the organ was highly APP
preciated. A recitation by Mrs. Hot
cling was given in her usual quiet
and effective way A large crowd
was in attendance.
The Children's Day at the NJ. E.
church was duly observed. A large
crowd was in attendance. The
children acquitted themselves in
sons aud recitation remarkably well,
The church was nicely decorated
with flowers ana plants The song
service was a special feature and
a fine offering was given for Nis-
sions.
The Taylor boys killed a porcupine
Monday morning. He threw few
quills but the boys with a gun and
Mr.. Taylor with the moving ma
chine made short work of Mr.. Por-
cupine.
While hauling a load of hay at
the home of N. w. Lewis, Mr.. Hitler
man met with a painful accident. In
crossing a bridge the wagon over
turned throwing him against a weir
and breaking his leg below the
knee. He was taken at once to
Printing Hospital where he is being
cared for by his brother Odd Eel
lows. Last reports he was getting
along nicely.
Owing to the strenuous life the
grangers are now leading the program
has been postponed until date
which will be announced later.
At J. H. Spainhower's upper ranch
Sunday evening, Harry Birril and
Henry Gladish had quite a serious
accident. The young men had been
out driving and on reaching home
thought they would not unhitch, but
let the horse eat at the stack. On
taking off the bride. which was the
cause of the accident the horse broke
away from Mr. Birril and Mr.. Gladish
took a short but swift ride The
buggy soon overturned, tearing off
the top and otherwise injuring it.
Mr.. Gladish escaped unhurt but Mr..
Birril sustained a sprained ankle
and other bruises, a sadder and wiser
man. The horse was soon hang up
in the wire and not injured.
How sorry we are for those who
have no little excuses" to take
to the circus.
Several of our Fruitland people
were Boise visitors last week. Mrs.