Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-01
BUSY FRUITLAHD ITEMS

Chamberlain who has been visiting
her, leaves this week for Bull,
Idaho.
Mrs. L. B. Carpenter went to
Weiser to spend Thanksgiving with
her brother. George Nesbit.
The Chas. Duel and Harry Ramey
families spent Thanksgiving with
the Hurds. the event being an an
nual home gathering of the entire
family
Mr.. j. II. Spainhower went to Pay
cite Saturday night to Join with the
l. o. o. F. lodge, having transferred
his membership from Mesa, Arizona.
Mr.. Whealdons, carpenter, having
completed his work here left this
week for Salmon City.
The Wilson's of Ontario. old friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Peterson
were with them for Thanksgiving.
II. NJ. Lewis is erecting a neat
groom cottage on his ranch.
Friday night was grange and not
withstanding the roads were very
bad, fair sized crowd was in at
tendance. Three new members we're
initiated into the mysteries of the
order. Refreshments were served,
consisting of sandwiches, coffee,
pickles, pumkin pie and cake. Much
credit is due the ladies in charge
of the affair. The first degree team
are planning to go in training for
the fourth degree work before the
Pomona which meets at Emmett.
Miss Minnie Stogner and Miss
Crowther went to Payette on the
Pony Wednesday evening to spend
Thanksgiving with friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Scritchfield
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Scritchfield, returning
Friday morning to Payette.
Mrs. ]. H. Spainhower and son
Virgil, returned from Iowa after a
six weeks visit with relatives there.
They report a delightful trip and
left her mother much improved in
health. This is a banner year in
the good old state as they have
about completed harvesting a mag
ntficent corn crop and prosperity is
evident on all sides. Idaho apples
from Parma and Payettel Valley
were selling for $3.50 a box, and
retailing at so cents a dozen, be-
side of Kansas and New York APP
pies at SO cents a peck. There's
a reason"
Mr. E. Hunters sister. Mrs. Nc
Carey, who has been visiting here,
has decided to remain for the win
ter.
Mr.. H. z. Robinson and family
has located in Fruitland having Sc
cured the Cellar building where
he will engage in the hardware bus
mess.
Fruitland is growing steadily and
nearly every week sees some i'm
provement. The past week the
walks and cross walks have been
graveled which comes in pretty
nice this muddy weather. 1
Mrs. C. T. He'll left on Saturday for
an extended visit with relatives IN
Illinois and Iowa.
Miss Velva Grimes has secured
board with Miss Elsie Smith, so
as to devote more time to her stud
les.
Marvin Channer is building sheds
and chicken houses and otherwise
improving his new home,
The Union Thanksgiving services
at the Brethren church were well
attended, considering the inclement
weather. Rev. Kyles gave scrip
ture reading, invocation by Rev.
Day, followed by an able and interest
ing sermon by Rev. Williams of the
Brethren church.
VIM. and Ray Duell returned from
their trapping expedition at Falks
Store, having poor luck due to the
rise and fall of the river.
E. B. Gladish has been quie sick
the past week of a complication OF
disorders but at this writing is
somewhat improved.
Little Frank Flack is recovering
nicely from slight operation the
past week.
Mr.. Lansfear transacted business
in Payette Monday.
Chas. Rich left for Iowa with
car load of apples hoping to dispose
of them at fancy prices.
Mrs. Branthoover's two brothers,
Messrs. Folsom, were up here
last week from Boise visiting the
family.
The German Lutherans have just