Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02
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BUSY FRUITLAND ITEMS F.:


the day one OF unusual quiet as the
people of the bench individually anC
collectively are church goers. 1t i:
hoped the scarlet fever situation vii
be sufficiently improved TO hold
i services en- next Sabbath.
There are a few new cases oil
scarlet fever but only in the homes
already under quarantine, Anna
Bosch and three of the Colburn
children.
Supt. Hughes underwent a minor
operation last Thursday and has
been confined 10 his room for sever
al days.
F. W. Griep and family moved the
first of the week into their new
{ home.
b. z. Taylor and family came last
week from Wood River, Neb., and
moved on their place bought early
! last spring from James McHenry.
Mrs. Whitsell has about recovered
from her attack of tonsilitis. Fred
erick and Carl were sick for
| few DAYS and it was reported they
had scarlet fever but later develop
ments proved the contrary.
Geo. Garrison has sold his place
10 MI. W III. IlpliShDTNNs
ton $500 an acre. Mr.. Garrison
plans before locating again TO go
with his family for visit with his
people in Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Hollenbeck viii leave
this week for visit In Kansas, a.
ter which they will return to their
property here.
Miss Westcott is spending her en-
forced vacation with friends In Calo-
we'll
Miss Alma Crowther visited with
friends in Payette last week and wili
spend this week at her home on
Big Willow.
Pref. Greene was a. Boise visitor
last week, returning Friday to Cald-
well to attend the Teachers ana
Trustees meeting.
Mr.. Coke OF Louisiana has bought
10 acres of the Fisher place ana
Mrs. Snowberger's place which prop
erty will make them nice. home.
Several parties are looking at the
Fruitland Drug Store with a view 10
buying. While we do not wish this
worthy couple any bad luck, we
would hate TO have them leave.
Paul N. Van Der kar and bride re-
turned Friday from the east ana
are located in their new home. TINS
estimable young couple viii be wei
coined gladly in our circle and MT.
Van Der Kar is receiy ing the con-
gratuIations of his many friends on
ms good fortune in capturing such
a bonnie bride.
Prof. Greene and Mr.. Long enter
tanned Rev. and Mrs. Thorn to chick.
en- pie dinner, at their bachelors
rooms last Sunday
Mrs. ]. w. Boor went To Emmett
the latter part of the week to ca.
~ nor daughter Flossie, who was
i'll Of typhoid fever. She found her
daughter better and il is hoped the
fever is broken.
Miss Anna Hatfield. who has been
here packing apples returned TO her
home in Nampa Sunday.
Mr.. 4. c. Rogers left for Aurora
Nebraska. Monday to spend the win
ter. and visit with his mother and
sister. who win probably return WIN
him in the spring.
Mr.. c. ]. Duell nephew OF Chas.
DueIl arrived Monday from Russel'
Penns.. TO make them short Visit,
On his way to California.
Mrs. Vestal expects her brother
CORY Bushnell and his wife, from
Seattle this week, to make a snort
visit with the family here on their
way to Hot Springs, Arkansas, wnere
Mr. Bushnell goes every winter TOT
the benefit Of his health, being
great sufferer from rheumatism.
Jcbn Mckinney is a sadder ano
wiser man, having bad the misfortune
to lose 27 head of fat lambs from
eating frosty alfalfa pasture.
Adria and Harold Vestal entertain
cd about 20 of their young friends
TUESDAY evening in an "All Hallow-
cen" marty. Entertainment typical
Of the day was enjoyed and apples,
non corn and home made canoy
were served. Everyone declared they
had a delightful time.
Hersel Shank's mother and sister
came from Notus last week to make
their home here. They are now To-
Gated in the Clark Kennison house
north of Fruitland while Mr.. Shank
erects a neat cottage fer their home
on 3rd street west of the Bapt-s.
church
Mr.. Hansel. the bee man is as busy
as the proverbial bee building MS
home east of Pete Johnson's. the
walls OF cement blocks are now com
pleted and makes a substantial, at
tractive appearance.
Mr.. Spackman of Portland, neph-
ew Of f. E. Hunter visited the lam ly
here a few days returning Monday
70 his home.
Q. NJ. Williams have moved INTO
their new house which has been built
since September LIST complete and
certainly presents comfortable ap-
pearanee.
Mr.. Wampler Of Falks Store was in
Fruitland Monday looking at real es-
tate with a view to locating near
town that his children may attend
school. -.
Raw Russell was on the sick list
Saturday and Monday and unable to
attend to his Gdties as Asst. Cashier,
at the bank. It's just grippe ana
he is much better 49,
Edgar Vestal writes from Corvail
he is delighted with the school. wnicn
has an enrolment of from 1890 10
o0oO He lacked but two votes OF