Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-30
BUSY FRU|TLAND ITEMS

The funny stores conNulseu tue
hearers with their wit and ridica-
lous predicaments. Mr.. N. w.
Lewis received a prize of pig for
the funniest story. Miss Minniel
Stegner gave Miss Malone on the
Chinese Question" as to the man
ner born. Mrs. Richardson sang
very sweetly Kathleen Mauvour-
neen" responding to an encore, she
gave Garden of Roses" Clara Roy
ston gave a recitation which was
well received. The Irish Lunch
was a unique affair and everyone
yoted the evening in general as one
Of the most successful of the sea
son.
The Administrator Sale of the
l.arker personal effects was quite
well attended and netted some
thing over $500 for the children.
With this Mr. J. o. Scritchfield's
care of the boys ceases and it is
to be regretted as their fortunes
could not have fallen in more eff
,icient hands. Dempster and Clar-
ence left Sunday for Ames, Okla,
@ Join the family there.
Mr.. ]. Himler bought acres of
The Sargent berry patch and Mr..
5argents brother in law bought
)ne and one-half acres.
Mr.. B. F. Tussing and J. NJ. Kim
;ey of Kenton, Ohio, purchased the
Zutes place. What better evidence
,an we have of the prosperity of
country than this, our experienced
,rchardists investing their incomes
IN Payette Valley lands?
o. w. Wilcox sold his place to
John Kimbrough and we understand
ne will go back east.
Mr.. Palmer of Palmer Lumber
Co. of La Grande, oregon, tran
sacted business in Fruitland Mon
lay.
Mrs. E. B. Gladish's class of
Urls called "Protheon" and Mrs.
spainhower's straight Sailor Boys"
met in a joint session Saturday af-
.ernoon and had a pleasant and prot
table time, and it is surprising how
well the boys and girls can conduct
meeting. Ice cream and cake
was served to which the young peo-
Die did ample justice.
A goodly number of young people
rom Fruitland attended the Chris
ian Endeavor rally at the Pres
,yterian church at Payette. There
an be no doubt of the benefit to
.oe derived from such meetings an
me and all enjoyed the fellowship
gained new ideas and realize, In
Union there is Strength"
There was a family reunion at
he Henry Tussing home of the
Tussing family. A fine dinner was
served, those present Mr.. and Mrs.
Oeihm, Mr.. ]. NJ Kimsey and the
}. F. Tussing family.
]. G. Johnson laid the foundation
Monday for his new house next
lis fathers.
]. o. Scritchfield began operations
IN their new house Monday.
]. o. johnson has his store build
ng ready to move on to HIS lots
IN the corner next to the Conover
building. He will not place this
building on the corner, but south
md in the near future VIII ereT
brick structure that will do cred
{ to them and Fruitland directly op-
Dosite the bank.
Chas. Ross has consummated
rade with Mr. Owens Of Middle
on. whereby he becomes the own
,r Of 80 acres of land at Midel i
on and Mr.. Owens takes the stoeF
and fixtures here with the excep-
ion of the shoes, which Mr.. Ross
will dispose of at cost beginning
April 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross will leave in
I month for Fresno, Cal, to make
heir home there, near their par
ents. we regret to have this
sstimabIe couple leave but judgins
by Mr.. Ross's smiling countenanee
ne does not feel THAT way about 1t.
Ray Russell has been elected AS
sistant Cashier in Fruitland Bank
and no doubt viii prove a willing
and efficient helper Nellie Weir
will complete his term of school at
Dead Ok Flat.
Mr.. A. Ksessner is installing his
alarm for the benefit of the fruit
growers, that they may be warned
of any cold weather dangerous to
their fruit crop.
MIS-. Manneman received a mes
sage by wire that her son Joe
Manneman who has been attending
school at Salem, was very i'll OF
appendicitis and been taken 10
1 Portland to be operated on. She lett
i - c<I... g.. DorfIopd hlIf the OD-