Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-17

or and Miss Alice Hunter, Rev. Day
Mr.. II. f. Robinson, Mr.. Cotton, Mr.
Whealdon, Mr.. Carpenter, Mr.. Max
irson, Mr.. kaufman, Mr.. Fisher, Mr.
Beckwith and Mr.. l.. H. Eby.
very enthusiastic meeting was. the
result which bids fair to an enlight
eminent of the public mind on the
actual condition as it now exists
and the evils that would follow the
wake of the open saloon. An exc
cutive committee for Fruitland was az
pointed as follows: Mrs. Harry T.
Lewis, Mrs. J. H. Spainhower, Mr..
Grant Fisher, Mr.. Cotton and Mr.,
A. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Lazenby of Warrens-
burg and their sister, Miss Mortegue
VI Sedalia, Mo-, visited last week
with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gladish
They have been making a tour of
the west through California, then
( by steamer to San Francisco over
the Shasta route to Portland thence
to Payette Valley. They were de-
lighted with our country and liked
il better than anything they had
seen. From here they go to Boise
70 visit old friends, thence to Kan
sas CIty ana nome.
mrs. Cement or Notus visited last
week wICn ner sister MRS. Z. NJ. VIII
Jams.
LACCe Frank Minas went back to
nose SATURDAY after a pleasant Wis
IL with Mrs. Len Griffith.
Mr.. ana MRS. E. Ruse of Tempe,
Arizona, stopped OFF on their tour or
lie northwest for few days visit
with their former neighbor, Mrs. ].
II. SpaInnower. They are seeking a
Iocauon and Payette Valley looks
gOod to them.
Grant Fisher has disposed of his
100, as this seems to be an easy
say to handle your apple crop, let
the trees produce the crop, the mid
die man the money, and the orchard
man who owns these good orchards
can take a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Jones who have
been visiting for some time at Mrs.
;ohn Ahlstrand's left last week for
North Fork, Nebr.
Mrs. J. e. Colly went over into
Oregon to visit friends and rest for
a few days.
Mrs. Dr. Wright's sister. Miss Lane,
~ Chicago, accompanied her to-
r'ruitland. They seem very well
pleased with the country.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hoskins of Boise is Wis
iting with her granddaughter, Mrs A.
Eaessner, also with friends in Pay
cite. Friday she will return to
BOISE, taking little Elise home with /
her. On Monday Mr.. Kaessner will
go with Company TO the encamp-
ment at Boise and remain for al
week or more.
Miss Nellie Wilson left Wednesday
for Butte, Montana, where she will
reach school She has had pleas
ant visit with her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Wilson and regrets to
Ieave Fruitland.
The Grange meeting Friday night
was an unqualified success and
the ladies are willing TO deliver the
palm to the gentlemen, that they can
entertain and do it Just right. The
program was interesting and in
structiye. The first number after
Grange Melodies, was given by Har-
~ Lewis on Current Events" THE
Intense heat that has prevailed.
THE effetc of newspaper publicity
given to suicides that it bears on
others to provoke them 10 deeds Of
like nature" The prohibition ques-
ton was given considerable time and
III next weeks issue your correspon-
dent shall endsayor to write a lit
tie article bearing ON our duty as
Patrons of Industry at the coming
election.
Recitation, Katherine Madsen.
Vacation echoes responded to by
N. w. Lewis. A. e. Douglass. Olive
Harry, NJ. R. Powell and Mr. Col