Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-12
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BUSY FRUITLAND ITEMS
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obtain some points Of interest about
the meeting.
A good many are planning to attend
the State Fair at Boise. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Griffith will join Mr..
I Griffeth's brother at Parma aud go
/ down for several days.
Miss Matte Silkett will join her
brother at Caldwell and attend the
fair
Mrs. J. II. Spainhower and her faith
/ er, Mr.. y. Thompson, will attend the
/ fair Friday and Saturday.
/ Geo. Bayer and Geo. Lockner at
/ tended the fair Thursday.
l Mrs. Kaessner will Join Mr.. kaess-
ner I'm Boise the last of the week.
Maude ROystOn visited her sister.
I Myrtle at Caldwell and attended the
fair last week and will go TO Boise
| fair this week.
| Drs. Z. 4. Harvey and II. L. Harv-
/ ey attended the State Convention OF
Chiropraters this week at Boise. IL
! is reported that Dr. and Mrs. Harvey
will locat in Twin Falls and leave
/ the last of this week and II. J..
Harvey will take up the work at EN-
nett. making Fruitland his head
I quarters.
Messrs. Greene and Simpson of
Nebraska are guests at the ]. y.
Hill home.
The children OF J. n. Hill who had
scarlet fever are reported better.
Walter Hanson who had pneumon-
ia last week is able to be out again.
Quite a number of our citizens
were called to Caldwell Monday as
witnesses in the trial Of John Chess
versus Katie Montrell.
Mr.. White of Boise was on the
bench last week endeavoring 10 pro-
mote interest in obtaining a Lee
ture Course for Fruitland. The peo-
pie generally are in favor of II and
he secured the names of several of
our most substantial citizens as
surety for its success, providing Supt.
Hughes will give it his support. The
numbers are excellent, the first lee
tture, the Downfall of Cannon by
Cne lnsurgenU leaaer in the house;
second. singers; third, negro melodies
fourth, violinist and reader. All are
the best obtainable at this date, and
if the course is assured will give
more minute particulars in our next
issue.
Mrs. J. E. Robinson received a
telegram that her father was again
cry i'll at his home in Iowa.
MIR. and Mrs. Ticknor and family
spent last week with Rev. Ticknor
at Middleton and attended Caldwell
fair
Hersel Shank was called to his
nome at NoJus by the sudden death
of his father Tuesday last and re-
turned Saturday. He has the SIN
cere sympathy of his many friends
IN his loss and sorrow. He lett
again on Tuesday for his home 10
nelp in settling up his business at
Ialrs and will return and establish
a home in Fruitland. During his
absence Roy Thompson is acting as
-ohsorlal arust.
Miss Maude Stegal is going to be
a homesteader as she has taken up
d une clam out on Payette Heights
near Rev. Thorn and Frank DAVIS
GAINS. VIM. Holman also secured q
desert claim in the same locality and
with so many enJerprlsing men in
terested there is bound TO be some
InIng doing.
Mr.. Chas. E. Brandriff arrived
Tuesday TO join his wife and little
daughter in a visit with their friends,
Nit. anu AlES. Z. W. -hdNStns
W. J. Russell has a fine well Al 30
ieet and the machine is now at DIST
No. 3.
Mrs. Hefford arrived this week for
a visit with her friend, Mrs. Ralph
...cAarIson.
MIR. and Mrs. Ingard OF Santa Rosa
visited over Sunday with Prof. and
.ars. l.. X. Nelson.
Il Of A1rfnTTl nhTn
brother in law of S. NJ. Thomas, Wis
tied with them few days last
week.
Mrs. Moore of Burlington, Washing
ton, who has been a guest at the b.
p. Nokes home returned to her home.
Mrs. Hawkins Of Storm Lake, Ia,
is a guest of her brother. NJ. b.
Sherman this week and will later go
to California where she will make
ner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Boor have been
quite i'll and confined to their beds
with grippe"
Jim Doors threshing machine has
completed the season under the man
agementt of Clely Silket and had
a most successful run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Childs are hap
py over the arrival of fine baby
girl born, October 3.
L. H. Rich and Ira Rich Of Baker
City went over TO Meridian on bus
mess this week.
Seth Ashenhurst formerly resi-
dent Of this place has again returned
and will make his home here.
Mrs. VIII Rich of Cooper. Iowa, Is
A guest at the L. H. Rich home
Mrs. S. NJ. Thomas viii accompany
her mother, Mrs. II. ]. Smith TO her
home at Dillon, Montana where
she will make a protraeted visit
Word Genes from Corvallis that
IT. F. Harry's are building a commo-
dious modern residence.
Mr. Campbell Of Ontario visited
Sunday at Santa Rosa.
Mr.. Hambly sold his place near
Pleasant View TO 4 Mr.. Stevens for
$500.
The Donovan place vest OF Pleas
ant View school house has been
sold to a Mr.. Russell from Nebrse-
ka.