Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-13

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chicks, as it's built in compartment
TO house a certain number witt
water piped to it and later win in
stall a heating system.
Mrs. Chris Meyers and family ar
rived from Wood River. Nebr.. t.
join her husband at their new hom'
on the place purchased of Mr.. d
p. Donovan east Of Fruitland.
Mr.. Strawn is Installing a gasoline
engine on his place for pumping
purposes.
Mr.. Barry who holds an interest
in the place on Fruitland Ave. with
d. P. Donovan is here from Iowa,
looking over his property and the
country.
OrYile Wilcox was here from
Oregon this week visiting his broth
ers Arthur and otter Wilcox.
Chas. Duell lost one Of his big
black horses Monday. Cause I'M
known.
Mr.. Kenepp is building neat res
idence on his place of 10 acres
east of Fruitland, bought from Mr.,
I Thurston.
There is scarcely day passes
/ that someone does not inquire for
houses for rent? Why does not
some enterprising man of money
put up a few flats? He could rent
I board
J. A. Bowers has a neat Buick
runabout- We see about as many
autos as other conyeyances these
days and are glad to note the farm
er is not behind the rest.
Mrs. Kauffman's granddaughter is
visiting here from Oklahoma.
The Fruitland school will observe
Arbor Day by the planting of trees
in the school yard. Suitable trees
10 be provided by Board
Mrs. Geo. Audley of Emmett is
the guest of her friend, Mrs. Leon
ard Griffith.
Mr. Himler is building a neat
cottage on his place purchased of
C. H. Sargent.
Mr. Geo. Hooker has begun opera
tions toward his new residence. J.
o. Scritchfield's new house is as
suming proportions and in fact
there are so many building operations
under way, it would be difficult to
enumerate them.
The School Board of Independent
District of Fruitland on Monday APP
ril 10 elected teachers for the
ensuing school year as follows:
Supt.. James Hughes, Meridian Ida
no. Principal. Gaylord Greene. Sea
attic. High School teacher, Lavina
Schipp. Missouri. The following
teachers are elected for hhe grades,
but just how they will be divided
has not yet been decided upon. Al
ma Crowther, Ora Mott, Albany, Ore.
Fay Shamberger. Mable Shamberger
and Mary Shamberger. The teach |
ers for District No. 2. Pleasant
View, remain the same, Prof. Geo.
Hooker and Alice Hunter. Dist. No.
8. Jessie Talbot from Iowa and [
Mamie Bayer, Dist No. 4. Myrtle |
Newburn from Nebraska. There was
10 lack Of applicants and the board |
did their best to select from the
eighteen applications those best
fitted to take up the work here and
make Fruitland schools on a par
with any in the State of Idaho.
Arthur Eldredge fell from the
barn and sprained his ankle quite |
BADLY a week ago. and has been
unable to be on his foot since.
Miss Nellie Wilson a niece of
Geo. Wilson from Montana. is Wis
iting the family here for a few
weeks.
Mrs. J. E. Robinson was in Boise
the first of the week on business
"Trip.
Miss Anna Rupp from Pasadena,
California, is visiting with her
sister and family here, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Stedler.
Ira Rich sundayed on the Bench
with relatives here.
Little Neal Williams has been
quite sick with what was at fiDes
German measles. Complications set
III and the little fellow is still con- |
finad IN his he'd the most of the
time.
Mr. Anderson from eastern Kan
sas is the guest this week OF the
!. Ahlstrand family.
The williams family moved this
week in the Beckwith house back
of Grant Fishers. Mr.. VIII ans is
the man who had charge of the
grading on the Donovan place.
Mrs. C. c. Powell arrived from
an eight weeks visit in PennsyiYan-
tr.I