Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-06
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once erect nice resluence "A Dy
"A for his home.
A gentleman remarked Did you
ever see such a mushroom of a
town as Fruitland" and il explains
itself when you see the numerous
buildings popping up here and there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Overlander moved
this week on to the place recently
purchased of o. Wilcox by Mr. Kim
brough.
Miss Bessie Griep returned home
Sunday from Midvale where she has
completed a successful term OF
school.
We dislike to mention this in con-
neetion with our fair little town
of Fruitland but a member of the
Law and Order League advises it..
At religious services on various
occasions the churches are being
disturbed in their devotions by
thoughtless boys who know better
but in spipit Of mischief persist
in opening doors etc to dlstuEp
the meetings. Many of the boys
names are known and their future
behaviour will determine what
action will be taken. Do not COM
pei US to publish your name for re-
member boys, the mans picture in
the "Rogue's Gallery" is a branded
man, and such will be your name If
published under these conditions.
Mothers, Where are your boys sun
day nights?"
Rev Kyles on Wednesday night
last week resigned his pastorate at
the Baptist church to take effect
the last of May. Gle will go TO the
Seminary at Chester, Penns., to
complete his education and equip
himself more fully for his life work.
He will leave scores of warm friends
who wish him the best life can
give him. An effort will be made
TO supply his place as soon as he
leaves, but we will miss him very
much IN bis accustomed place.
The West Side Lateral Ditch Co.
held a special meeting Sunday to-
consider a matter of importance.
Methinks a small application of the
Golden Rule" would simplify mat
tiers.
Mr.. Roy Gargett of Shumas. Wash
ington, was visiting old friends
here this week and left Tuesday, ev-
ening.
There will be an Open meeting
April IA at Grange and all farm
ers are invited to attend. a r.
Pemberton of the Boise Valley and
Caldwell Buyers Union will address
the meeting on cooperative buying.
Harry Ewing and j. Ariotti, old
friends of Leonard Griffith from
Collinsville, H., visited with them
the past week.
I Miss Maude StegaA visited this
week with her brother, Allen Stegal
az New Plymouth.
Tom Graham left Tuesday for
Missouri where his family now are,
and will make his home there, hay-
ing disposed of his property here
some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs David Miller are re-
joicing over the arrival of a nine
pound baby girl, born Saturday APP
ril LIST
Miss Prebble, teacher of Friend |
ship District, went to Emmett Satur-
day on a pleasure and business trip.
Allen Stegal and family were
down to VIM. Romans Saturday for
visit, and Mr. Stegal attended a
Road Commissions meeting at Mr..
Frazier's.
Mr. Long arrived Saturday to
take charge of the Ross store re-
Gently purchased by Mr.. Owens of
Middleton.
Mrs. Chas. Stewart is quite sick
at her home at Whitley Bottom
The business men of Fruitland
have organized tennis club and are
preparing their court between the
1. w. Rich building and the drug
store.
DR.. Harvey will open up an office |
at New Plymouth in the near fu-
ture.
John Davis, son in law of NJ. A.
Smith purchased 2 lots in Fruitland
this week.
A pleasant little surprise party
was given at the Harry Taylor home
IN honor of Miss Prebble one even
ing last week.
The Friendship Ladies Aid met
Wednesday with Mrs. Heckus.
The Fortnightly Club will meet
next Thursday with Mrs. Grant
Fisher
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