Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-26
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BUSY fRUIILAND ITEMS

Lost in the Crowd" was well chos
en- and its application to every DAY
life was vitality true. He met witt
the members of the Union in fore
and after session and all feel better
cd from contact with this live, en-
thusiastic State worker.
Wedding bells are ringing agair
this week and the happy young cou
pie. Thomas Halen and Anna Stone
were made man and wife Wednesday
october 20 at a pretty home wedding.
Both are estimable young people and
their many frienas rejoice with them
in their new relation.
Mrs. Orlando King and daughters
E angenne anu Gene, ieYe and son,
Cecil, left Saturday for Forest Grove
Oregon, wnere they Will VISIT Tor
two weeks with Victor Griep and
family. From there they go TO
Klamath Falls where Mr.. King has
preceded them and established a
new home.
Miss Alma Crowther enjoyed Wis
it with her sister, Della from Big
Willow, the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas and Mr.. and
Mrs. Newcomer from Carey, Ohio,
are guests of the Shubert fami
this week having stopped off for a
few days enroute for California.
The School trustees and teachers
of FI1itland, will go to Caldwell on
Friday to attend the Trustees and
Teachers meeting there.
An accident that occurred Sa urday
which may be the cause of the death
of Chas. Lockner has shocked the
entire neighborhood. While endeay-
oring to fix the belt on his engine,
as he was acting as engineer for
his uncle, John Boor, on his clover
huller, in some manner his leg was
caught and he was run through the
/ cogs and dropped to the ground,
his leg crushed and mangled. II
was necessary to amputate below
the knee. 1t is feared blood poi
son has set in and the young man
is in a precarious condition and his
young wife and two small children
have the sympathy of the entire VI.
cinity. Miss Eccleston, trained
nurse from Payette is caring for the
injured man.
Mrs. A. Kaessner and little daugh-
ter Elise returned Thursday from
delightful visit with friends in Bose.
Mrs. Chas. Whitsell has been SUI.
| fering a sel ere attack OF srippe ana
tonsilitis and confined to her bed. :.
Dr. H. l.. Har,e y was transported
against his will last week in our
paper to Twin Falls and now we are
going to try the adjustment plan.
/ His brother, e. A. Harvey has goAe
to Twin Falls and Is the benedict
and DR.. H. l.. Harvey lives in single
blessedness with headquarters at
Weiser and in Payette at his Office
above DR.. Barton's, Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday.
| Mr.. A. Grimes younger brother,
! Earnest, arrived Saturday to make
him a visit. When we tired to learn
his whereabouts we were told from
! everywhere.
Several of Paul N. Van Der Kar's
friends received the announcement o.
his marriage to NJ. Ruth Davis oil
! Kelsey, New York, Wednesday, DC
tober 18th and Mrs. S. A d. Par
dunn received word they had start
ed on their return trip to their nome
in Idaho. However they will make
several stops and may not arrive
! for several days.
Whitsell Bros. have rented their
| forty acre place to Mr.. Marlar ana
] Will IOl Uuliu DIT lCdoI lAiAo iR'A+
Mrs. Kennedy, sister OF A.
Crimes spent five hours between
trains with the .family here on her
way to her home in Bauvard, Neb
/ She has been taking quite an OK.
| tensive trip and was very Ill for
TWO months in a hospital at Los
Angeles. then six weeks in Portland,
hence her anxiety to reach home.
Miss Gladys Taylor came over with
| her mother and grandmother from
! Roswell last week and all enjoyed
pleasant visit with old frienos. Miss
! ,ilaAys is not enjoying her usual ro-
bust health and consulted with their
| physician, DR.. Prinzing.
Neal Williams was operated on two
weeks ago for enlarged tonsiis and
has had rather. a strenuous time OF
| if but is about his normal self again
now.
e. w. Grieps new house is now
completed and ready for occupancy.
II is neat, attractive and mo-ern
and will be greatly enjoyed by this
/ estimable family.
! Mrs. Grant Fisher as Pres. OF the
w. c. T. U. is in receipt OF asher
a unique letter from New Zealand,
in toto, they desire to send a mis-
sionary to the united States to as.
sist in establishing the study OF
the Bible in devotional way IN
our public schools. Does II not
bring the blush to your check, that
we. a Christian nation are known
to the world as denying this PRIV
Iege? And we proudly assert WIN
the present conditions in Fruitland
-uoh is NOT the case.
Miss Mary Rice of Logan, Iowa, ar
rived Tuesday for visit with her
friend, Mrs. Ralph Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Do.athy We're
visited Sunday October % by the
stork and bouncing boy now Justify
declares he has come to stay. Both
mother and babe doing well.
A. C. Rogers enjoyed a visit from
his friend. Mr. Jones of Nebraska,
and in the course of conversation at
the Pardunn home where Mr.. Rogers
boards found he was well acquaint.
with many Of Mrs. Pardunn's reia-
Z tivas IN Illinois