Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-02-16
BUSY FRUITLLAI ITEMS

I There will be a Western Pro
4 gram" at grange. Friday, Feb. "a, II
, Grange Melody-Sowing the Seed.
4 Roll Call Men to respond why
Came to Idaho" Ladies to respond
why like Idaho"
Sketch of joaquin Miller."-Mrs
vestal.
Poem. Song of the soul'-Miller-
/ Mrs. Spainhower.
How Idaho Received It's Name
Mr.. o. H. Edgecomb.
Song, idaho" by the children.
"a Western Hero"-Edgar Vestal.
Sketch of Bret. Harte, Mrs. Peter
son.
Story by Bret. Harte, Mrs. Madsen.
Recitation, 'T'd Like to be a Cow
boy"-Clarke Lewis.
"a Visit to Mount Tacoma"-Mrs.
schwilk.
Life in a Columbia River House
Boat''-Chas. Larson.
''Whar' the Hand O. God is Seem
Harry Lewis.
The Missionary Society of the Bap'
tist church will meet with Mrs.
John spainhower Thursday. Feb
ruary 20.
Both the Methodist and Baptist
Sunday schools, observed Lincoln
Day" on last Sabbath. the same pro-
gram from the Lincoln Publishing
House being used. A general pledge
signing was the result and the Lin
coin Legion" was enriched by many
new pledges and a generous contri-
button. The Methodist Sunday school
gave an offering of 1896 which was
certainly very generous considering
the many calls from other sources.
There was special music by the or
chestra, an anthem by the choir
and several Temperance selections.
The Methodist Ladies were unable
to secure Franks Hall for their
supper Friday the 18th p. m. to
II p. m. so will hold the same in
Stegner's Hall.
All churches in Fruitland will have
Francis E. Willard Memorial servic-
es, February 10. Appropriate SER
mons will be preached, a tribute to
/ the great good woman.
Rev. Kyles has been suffering with
grippe the past week and was I'M
able to fill his pulpit on last Sab
bath. He has been confined to his
I bed.
GOSPEL Meetings conducted by the
Seventh Day Adventist, will contin-
ne all this week in Franks Hall. All
are cordially invited and the sub
jects to be considered are Of vital
interest to all.
Miss Ida Hunt of Regina, Canada,
who has been wintering in Idaho
for her health and recently the
guest OF Mrs. Grant Fisher, left
on Monday for her home.
| Chauncy Shamberger, a student in
Ontario School fell and hurt his
knee and has been out of school
the past week but able to resume
his studies this week.
Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Harry Lewis's
mother, has been suffering with the
grippe hut is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Stedler are the
proud parents of a little daughter
born Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 9Th.
Both mother and child doing nicely.
Mr.. L. H. Rich finished packing ap-
pies last Wednesday. They were in
excellent condition and three cars
of Ben Davis" variety were shipped
last week making a total of eleven
cars this year. Mr.. Rich surprised
his packers by serving an oyster
supper to celebrate a successful and
remunerative fruit year. Our wish
is that the present one may be
equally so.
l. w. Rich has furnished his rooms
upstairs and is now ready to accom-
odate the public by serving meals.
This fills a long felt want in Fruit
land and we predict success awaits
he venture.
Miss Maude Stegal went to Pay
cite Monday to visit the dentist and
10 some shopping.
Things have assumed their normal
condition on our Rural route No. l
since the advent of our tried and
true carrier, Mr.. White.
Mr.. P. A Cregor received a tele-
gram telling of the death Of his
brother-in-law. He is a relative of
both Mr.. and Mrs. Cregor and a resi-
dent of Truro. Madison Co., Iowa.
Z. B. Sargent is having a neat cot
cage erected on the property former
" owned by the Redingtons now
portion Of the big Red Apple
Eorr, The house will be occupied