Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-02
BUSY fRuITLAHI ITEMS

The w. C. T. U. did not meet on
Tuesday at Mrs. E. E. Hunters ow
ing to the inclement weather.
The Baptist Ladies Home cooked
food sale was a decided success. The
ladies plan to keep some articles OF
food on sale at all times, and
hold their sales every second week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Kinnison went
to Weiser Monday to meet their
daughter Mary, who has been quite
i'll for some time at the Meadows
whore she has been since Christ
mas. The trouble is of a nervous
nature the altitude being too high
for her. She was unable to accom-
pany her parents home but came
on Tuesday and it is hoped her con-
dition will soon be improved.
Mr.. Lethlean and family moved on
to the F. I. McCarty place last week.
The FIGHT Waste Ditch Co. held
election of officers, the entire board
being reelected.
James Connel is the guest of the
Duell family coming in from EN-
meet Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Davis are re-
joicing over the advent of a sweet
little 8 pound daughter, born We'd
nesday night at II o'clock. The
young mother has been in a precari-
Gus condition and is still very low,
but if any change it is for the bet
ter. Her sister, Miss Augusta Blom
of the Woodward hospital, is attend
ing her.
Mr.. NJ. R. Taylor telephoned over
from Parma that his family were
all sick. His mother, Mrs. S. Tay-
lor left Friday morning on the
Pony. A later message stated that
Mrs. Taylor had been suffering from
an attack of neuralgia of the stom-
ach but was better.
Mr.. Barker was very sick last
week requiring the services of a.
physician but is much better altho
not at all well.
E. Stiles shipped his goods from
Ontario to Boise and his family left
on Saturday to make their home
in Boise suburbs having bought
property there.
Mr.. Neil Vanetti moved his house
hold effects from Fruitland to the
Toole place, north of Payette, hav-
ing been secured by Hunter and
Bowers to run the place for the en-
suing year.
Mr.. E. B. Sargent has so far re-
covered as to be able to have
desk phone at his bedside and talk
with his friends, and appreciates
very much this privilege of again
being in touch with the outside world.
Miss Esther Russell has made a
recovery, and is not on
Iy at home since Friday, but was
able to be out to church Sunday, |
much to the delight of her many !
friends.
Percy Frank was in town Monday
from New Plymouth.
E. A. Stegner is moving part of
his stock of goods to Letha, where
he will establish a general store
under the management of Sz5irs.
brother who came here re
Gently from Alaska.
Mr.. Frank Thompson, G. Y. Garri-A
son and R. R. Thompson, who bou9 t.
a 40 acre tract of land of Mrs "
King southeast of Fruitland havese
built some very neat and attractiveta
cottages. Frank Thompson haspl
moved in, Mr.. Garrison has ,,I,sf
nearly completed and R sST6omu-
son is hauling fu@ nj on the ground
!, Duild.
alhllHf. and Mrs. Jesse Scritchfield
and Earl went into Payette Saturday
to visit with his brothers family,
A. P. Scritchfield and incidentally
transact little business.
Mrs. A. Cellar was called to Port
land Monday on account of sickness
in her daughters family.
Miss Fawn Blair was visiting
friends on the bench last week, but
did not remain long enough to get
around.
Rumor has it that Miss Viola Ring
and Frank Patheal, young people of
this place, unceremoniously de
parted for Boise last week, just like
the story, the irate papa followed
and the young couple returned hap
PLY married, to find forgiveness and
welcome awaiting them.
Harry Birrel has communicated
with his friend Lawrence Dorathy,
and we learn he is at The Dalles,
Oregon, having come from that
place to Payette something near