Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-25
BUSY FRU|TLhND ITEMS.

eft never rains or blows in Idaho
What was that which so gently fell
All through the day and night.
On Monday last. l wish you'd tell?
And then on Wednesday night II
that is so
That never in Idaho the wind doth
blow,
What was that bowling thing that
came
And up-rooted trees and buildings
felled,
Like a band of demons howled and
yelled
Aou don't call it by that manner
T1l tell you what | think is wrong,
So many people from the East have
., come,
The Idaho climate now has gone
And a curious mixture Of every one
OF the States, in this broad land Of
ours,
From the frozen north to the land
of flowers,
Has taken possession of our fair
land.
That here a semblance each may see,
fof the land of his youth and happy
And all feel at home, in this land of
the free.
The party given in honor OF Oliver
Wilcox at the T. F. Harry home was
a pleasant affair, but failed in being
a surprise but proved rather a case
of "the fooler fooled" as they had
to tell the young man TO secure his
presence. However about 30 OF his
friends were there to bid him GOD
Speed" as he will soon depart for
the east. Many interesting games
we're played, the one called, THE
Story of Sweet William and Mari
gold" being productive Of much
thought and merriment. Delicious
ice cream and cake were served and
we think Mr.. Wilcox will look back
on his farewell party in Idaho with
kindly thought for his many friends
here.
Inc Misses Alma and Susy Growth
er left Monday for their home at
Big Willow. Miss Alma has COM
@eted a successful term of school
Ere and will return in the fall. |
Miss Susy, who has been visiting
her sister and cousin, Mrs. A. Kaess-
ner the past week has just COM
pleted a successful school year at
Caldwell.
Miss Minnie Stegner leaves We'd
nesday for South Dakota where her
brothers are, to turn farmer as she !
went back last winter and filed on
a piece of land and plans now on
proving up on it. !
Mary Shamberger left Saturday in
company with Mrs. Moody and son
Clarke for st. joe, Mo-, for sum-
mer's visit with relatives, expect
ling to return in time for school
next fall.
Mabel Shamberger will go to
Boise soon to attend summer Norm
al to better fit herself for her work
in Fruitland school.
Mrs. P. ]. Hanson is having
measly time of it, having nursed
Mr.. Hanson and his brother Walter
through severe attack of measles.
Mrs. ]. X. Graham has been quite
i'll the past week and it was thought
for a few days it would be necessary
to alike her to the hospital, bit at
this writing she is much improved
and her many friends will be de-
lighted to see-her out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Griffith
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Cross Of
New Plymouth one day last week.
Mr.. Hiram Walters is the owner
of a pair of fine twin calves born
Sunday night. They are as lively
rs crickets but he came near los
ing the COW with milk fever. but
called a veterinary and saved her
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Creger were
out from Payette TO visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Creger
and attend the Sunday School Con-
-yentiegH
We learn Fruitland is to have a
newspaper in the near future and not
only that but several other good
laRings that are not yet ready for
public.
MIR. and Mrs. Carlson lost their
rs hour old baby, born Wednesday
might. 1t was inferred at the home