Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-27

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was seen going to town in about as
dilapidated a condition as Mr.. Boss
in the Capital News funny paper, af-
ter some of his escapades.
Mr.. Hunt of Canada was visitor
at the Grant Fisher home the latter
part of the week He goes from
tere to Emmett where they will
spend the summer.
Il Little Carl Kinnison has been quite
sick with whooping cough but is some
what improved at this writing.
Mrs Sloan of New Plymouth visited
her daughter Mrs. j. X. Graham on
Monday of this week.
NJ. r. Powell sold his cherry orchard
70 Mr.. Beeler and Mr.. Puchert for
consideration of $525 an acre. Mr..
and Mrs. Powell will go to Port
land for the summer, but says he
has no idea he can get away from
this beautiful valley and be salts
fled elsewhere.
o. w. Wilcox attended the avia-
ton meet at Boise last week and
visited in Payette over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Scritchfield WIS.,
tied Sunday with the j. o. Scritch-
field family
The Bench is looking especially
fine with the trees in bloom and
new leaf and finely cultivated fields.
The Basket Ball team of Fruitland
went to New Plymouth for game
OF basket ball. 1t was an interest /
ing game and especially so for
Fruitland as the score stood &c
to in favor of Plymouth.
Mr. Welsh is improving of his
rheumatism and is again able to be
up. al
We are assured there will be plen-
~ of apples, some peaches and
few sweet cherries and apricots.
Kind Jack Frost just saved the
fruit growers the expense of thin
Ming
Miss Nelia Capron returned from
Willow Creek Sunday where she
has beeen visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Patton.
Mr.. A. C. Douglass went to Boise
to see the flying machines.
But ten days more and Fruitland
will have electric lights as the work
is being rushed from Ontario and
also this side the river, the first
line will come out from Ontario down
Ave. to Fruitland, but
we are assured that other streets
will be lighted soon. Just imagine
the whole bench lighted by electric
ity. Yes, and stretch your imagin-
alton a little further and see cleo
trio cars running hither and thith-
er.
Judging rom the carousals or the
streets Fruitland some nights,
that Law and Order League must
be resting from their labors. We
would suggest a marshal with bill
ly club as more effecacious.
NJ. R. Taylor came over from Ros-
well Monday dor a load of oats. He
reports the family as being all well
and happy.
John and Fred Jackson of Heart
well, Nebraska, are visiting at the
II. r. Flack home. These young
men are friends of the Flacks since
childhood and are planning on To-
eating here.
DR.. Herbert Harvey from western
Nebraska is here and recently grad
uated from School of Chiropractic,
Davenport, Iowa. For while he
will be with the Drs. Harvey at this
place and will later locate an Of
tice some place near.
Grandma Walters, Mr. Walters
mother has been i'll the past week
and at this writing is not much inn
proved. Miss Augusta Blom is nurs-
ing her.
]. o. Johnson has sold his interest
in the store to his son Pete john
son and retired from business. Mr..
johnson is an energetic young bus
mess man and win quite likely
take another partner in the business
later.
q. B. Taylor and Rudolph Durtchy
of Wood River, Nebraska and Mr..
Judevine of Bellewood, Nebraska,
are here looking over the valley,
guests at the Puchert home.
Alfred Reed of New Plymouth has
moved on to the Tom McComsey
place, which they have rented for
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