Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-20
BUSY FRU|TLhND ITEMS

The prayer meeting committee o.
the NJ. E. Christian Endeavor have
organized Teachers Training class
of II members. The teacher haf
not yet been decided upon,
Next Sunday night the Christian
Endeavorers will hold an open ali
meeting as the subject is, Lessons
on Great Animals. Miss Velva
Grimes will act as leader.
The Philathea class will hold a
business meeting at the Whealdon
home Thursday afternoon. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
The Straight Sailor" boys of
Mrs. j. H. Spainhower's Sunday
school class have purchased a tent
as the growing Sunday school can
no longer be comfortably accomodat-
ed in the church building.
Mrs. Brinthoover's brother L. L.
Folsom came over from Boise and
brought their son ri home.
Quite a crowd of Baptist people
went to Payette Sunday to visit
the brethren down there in a union
service at the Baptist church. Rev.
Thorn delivered a splendid sermon,
after which Mrs. P. ]. Hanson, Beu-
lah Duell and Mrs. Fitzgerald were
baptised, all the candidates being
from the Fruitland church.
Mr.. Fred Berg has gone to Nook
side, Washington, for a visit with
his mother.
Miss Genevieve Looney of Payette
visited Sunday at the ]. NJ. Davis
home.
In a letter from Rev. Kyles, we
learn that Mrs. Kyles has been
very ill of appendicitis and was in
the hospital an operation being i'm
perative. However she was recover
ing nicely.
Joe Kearville of Centreville, Iowa,
a friend of the Whitsell family stopp-
ed off between trains for day
visit. on his way to Portland.
NJ. E. Wood and Gard in com
pany with F. ]. Colburn on the bench
left Monday for a vacation in the
mountains.
Denny & Company unloaded car
of coal at Fruitland Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Barnes left
Monday on the train for two
weeks outing at Starkey Hot Springs
and Payette Lakes. Mrs. Barnes
hopes to be benefited by the hot
baths as she has been troubled with
rheumatism this summer great
deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Young and
children left Monday for the noun
tains.
Mrs. J. E. Colley's condition re-
mains about the same, being con-
fined to her bed the most of the
time.
Mrs. c. H. Lanfear has been quite
i'll the past week threatened with
typhoid fever but at this writing
is much improved and the attack
warded off.
F. w. Griep has the cement block
foundation laid for a modern eight
room house on LIST street which
will add greatly to the appearance of
that vicinity which is already the
best built street in Fruitland.
B. F. Tussing is completing
neat barn on his place, in town
which adds one more building to the
fine group on his attractive new
plac.
Major Harry T. Lewis and Lieut..
A. Kaessner, in company with 9TH
er officers from Payette returned
Sunday from Fl Geo. Wright. Spo-
kane, having had a delightful week
at this beautiful army post where
the company of 21 officers were ex-
tended every possible courtesy to
make their stay pleasant as well
as instructive and interesting. The
week was an extremely busy one. the
instructions beginning at and con-
tinuing until TO- and IL o'clock at
night, but never tiresome, as each
member of the corps by anecdotes
and various ways, sought to keep
the officers laughing and interested