Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-23
BUSY FRUITLAll ITEMS


have been quite a number of con
versions and on Sunday last Bap'
tismal services were held and twelve
of the new converts were immersed.
The B. Y. P. U. social and business
session at the VIM Mcconnell home
and reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Han,
sen, was we'll attended. A pleasant
and profitable evening was enjoyed
by all. Ice cream and cake were
served and Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen
were the recipients of a handsome
brides cake from Mrs. Harvey.
The Young Peoples societies OF
Fruitland will dismiss their usual
/ services in favor of the Union Chris
tian Endeavor services to be held in
Payette by the various societies
at the Presbyterian church at
o'clock p. m. and evening session at
$3.50.
/ Mrs. ]. H. Spainhower received
telegram announcing the sad
death Sunday of her mother, Mrs.
Norman Thompson, who has been
a sufferer from heart trouble and
dropsy for over a year, while not
unexpected, the sad message con
veyed its full measure of sorrow,
three of the children being here
and unable to attend the funeral.
Tom Cullen who is working for Mr..
J. E. Colley was severely kicked in
the breast, while unhitching the
/ horses Friday. At first it was
thought he was badly injured as he
suffered great discomfort in. breath
ing for a day or two but at last re-
ports s getting better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wherry were the
/ Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Vestal to
dinner on Sunday.
A. A. Grant recently from Spo-
kane and G. w. Thompson from
Duncombe, Iowa, a brother of Mrs.
J. H. Spainhower, are visiting at
the Spainhower home.
Mrs. Mckinney arrived home from
Honolulu Saturday morning, where
she has been for her health. She
states that the Black death is so
prevalent, that she felt it TO be
unsafe to remain longer.
earl Shamberger, the teacher at
district No. has announced a spell
ing contest for five nights to begin
Wednesday evening March 10Th. The
contest is open to all pupils in In
dependent district at Fruitland and
the tests will be given from part
No. > of the spelling book now in
use. A prize will be awarded the
winner on the last night Of the
contest.
Miss Grace Clark, a trained nurse
of St. Luke Hospital, Boise, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry T.
Lewis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rich are the
proud parents of a fine baby girl
born Thursday March 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McHenry are
rejoicing over the arrival of fine
boy at their home on March 10
This is the third but like all good
things, ''the last is the best of all
the rest"
| J. L. Scritchfield has let the con-
tract for a broom California bunga
low to Mr.. Welsh of Fruitland.
A. w. Conover was out viewing
his new possessions on the bench
and we learn that Frank Eel al
will return to Fruitland and tak'
charge of the business here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Scritchfield are
looking for her parents, Mr.. an'
Mrs. Humphreys from Oklahoma Cit!
to make their home here. The!
visited here early last fall and con
tracted the Idaho reverS %gi.thh--.-- IN
result herein mentioned.
The Philathea Glass social Marcel
It, was a signal success, socially, fl
nancially and in regard to entertain
ment. The dinner served Capiterf
style was excellent and nettef
the young ladies something like
$32. A splendid program was rem
dered with several fine selections
from the orchestra.
H. R. Flack returned from Cald
well where he has been doing dut.
as a juror.
Mr.. c. H. Sargent is taking bid
for another new house on his Re-
Apple farm, this one to be for hi
own home.
J. c. Himler formerly of tn
place was over from Nyssa Friday.
There will be an Administrator
Sale of the Barker estate, on Satur
day. March 20 at 1 o'clock at tn
Hunter and Bowers packing hous
at Fruitland.
Dee Barker the eldest Barker boy