Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-04
BUSY FaUITLAND ITEmS

redge, Tom, Arthur and Glenn Ed
redge. Mr. Eby, Ed Sargent and Mr..
Kaufman went over on the train,
Mr. shubert. Troy and Zane and
Misses Eby and Smith went over in
the auto.
Rev. w. w. Crist of the Church
of God gave two fine diseourses Sun
day at the Methodist church TO
large and interested audiences.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs. ], NJ. Davis Wednes-
day May the 10th.
E. Blomstrom and family went
over TO Nyssa Saturday TO visiTi
the Mitchells. They report them
as prosperous and happy on their fine
little place. They contemplate build
ing a new house soon. While they
are nicely located they say, some
times, they turn longing eyes to-
their old home on the bench. Doris
Mitchell accompanied them home
/ for few days visit
A. Cellar has traded his Fruitland
property for A. H. McConnefs 20
acre place southeast of town.
Geo. Frank purchased the earn
elk lots east of the Methodist
church and will proceed to move h hii.
ranch house and remodel it for
rent. He has moved ito his fine
new house which certainly presents
an attractive appearance since it's
completion.
c. H. Sargent now occupies his
nice new residence on his Big
Red Apple farm and is certainly in
a fine way to enjoy some of the
fruits of his labor.
Mrs. Peter Johnson and little Car
cline spent Sunday in Payette with
aer parents Mr. and Mrs Ayers.
Mr.. John Davis is laying the foun'
dation for a new residene near /
his father-in-law. NJ. A, Smith on
3rd st,
Mr. Wantler has moved to his
ranch near Emmett and the Flack
house he vacated is now occupied by
Mr.. Miller the blacksmith.
Mrs. Stegner's brother Allen New
ell of Letha spent Sunday in Fruit
and with his sister and family.
Mr.. Raymond Albee's radiant face
On Monday testified of happy event
in their home. It's a boy of the
regulation size and weight. Mother
and child doing well.
Mrs. Harry Ramey is quite i'll and
confined to her bed.
DR.. Tredway was gone for a few
lays business trip last week.
Mr.. Leonard Griffith returned on
Monday from his eastern trip to
Montana and Rochester, Mimi. The
rip home was tiresome for him in
ais weakened condition but he has
every possible chance for rapid u
and complete recovery. He ex-
1erienced all kinds of weather, a
blizzard in Wyoming etc, until he !
,eached the sunny, equable climate y
If Southern Idaho.
Mr.. Ewing, Mr.. Griffith's friend y
rom the east will assist In the
Irug store until his complete re-
,oyery. -.-.--l---.-.- j..
Fruitland was visited on Tuesday
~ Wild West show, in some q
it presented the real
wild and woody" features.
A great many Fruitland people ,
.ttended the funeral of the late
apt. Shawhan, whose sad demise :
% shocked the entire community. -
The funeral service was the most =
Impressive of any we have ever >
ttended and only attested to the "
owe and esteem the fine old gnt =
sman held in the hearts of the :
eople generally. =
Paul N. Long, manager Of the -
,wens store recently purchased Of =
has. Ross, went over to Middleton
D spend Sunday with his people. VI
Mr.. johnson who is starting an
piary on the place recently pur- .
based of o. Wilcox received an
Their carload of bees from Hills
orc, Wash. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Colburn visited Sun -
ay with Mrs. Colburns brother,
rr. Long at New Plymouth. -
A carload of machinery and en- =
inc was unloaded at the Payette 7, -
and & Orchard Co. for the pur- -
use of putting in a pumping plant y
lrrigate a part Of the place.
G. w. Thompson. Mrs Spainhow- ="
Is brother. left this week for Port
nd after quite a long visit with a.
IS brother and sister here.
Geo. Frank had runaway Mon a.
~. no serious damage except the az
p broken off his buggy. ~
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