Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11

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The sons, Paul and John McGary re-
ceived later telegram, saying her
condition remained unchanged and
will leave soon TO be at the bees
side OF their mother.
MIR. Owens and family. owner OF
the Chas Ross store are expected
to arrive Wednesday to take charge
of the business here. Mr.. p. N.
Long will continue with them in
the capacity of clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs Dorton Hunter and
baby Mabelle, month old, returned
TO Idaho after a long visit in Penn
sylvania. A cousin Howard McGill,
came with them. 1t is said Grand
pa and Grandma Hunter accept the
honors most gracefully.
VIM. Mcconnell hurt himself quite
seriously last week and is scarcely
able TO be up. Tripping his foot on
wire it threw him bodily across
ditch striking his chest against
the opposite bank and fracturing two
ribs. He did not realize the ex-
tent of his injury until next day, 1t
became so painful he consulted a
physician and found the condition
herein stated.
Ruby Smith and Mr.. Miller. friends
of Miss Maude Stegal. visited with
her Sunday afternoon.
]. II. Boor and family of Whitley
Bottom visited Sunday at the L. H.
Carpenter home.
4 Little Josephine Pardun received
letter from Mrs. Chas Ross from
Fresno, describing the beauties of
Southern California.
Measles are very prevalent on the
bench and is no respector of per
sons as p. ]. Hanson will swear to,
others afflicted are William, Herbert
and Francis Homan, Mrs. Geo.
Reeds little girl, Waldo Richardson
and Minnie Hooker
Mrs. Cornell and Miss Gilbert of
Chicago, representing 'Markhams
Real America in Romance" are on
the bench taking orders for these
interesting and valuable books so
dear to every American boys heart.
Mr.. Puchert has sold the place
he recently bought of Mr.. M. R.
Powell to b. 2. Taylor of Wood
River, Nebraska. who has also pur-
chased the Is acres of James Nc
Henry. Mr. Powell first bought Mr..
McHenry's place and then sold it
to Mr.. Taylor consideration s475
an acre.
A Young man, both by name and
by nature, it is reported was married
tc an Ontario young lady Saturday.
So now they are both Young What
we do not know we guess at so it's !
really safer to tell us the news.
A force of electricians are az
work wiring in Fruitland, houses,
store buildings and streets prepare
tory to turning on the electric
juice. Fruitland win have one arc
light at present on the corner by
the bank. When we are incorporated
and have some way of meeting the
expenses of the town, you win see
many much needed improvements.
Mre. j. o. Scritchfield spent Sun
day at Payette with relatives re-
turning Monday afternoon on the
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fouts and Mr.. Middle
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ton of Omaha, Nebraska, dined
with Mr. and Mrs. Madsen Sunday.
They had a delightful time recalling
incidents of the old home as all
we're former residents Of the same
city, Omaha, Mr. Middleton was an
old school mate of Mrs. Fouts and
came here to invest in the Payette
Land & Orchard Co.
S. W. Griep is beginning his barn
on his new place and we learn will
put up a substantial cement block
house.
Two crack shots were In Fruit
land Monday night and did some
fancy shooting. They represented
Remington Arms Co and u. NJ. C.
Cartridge Co.
Friendship ladies aid society met
Wednesday with Mrs. ). A, Bates.
The Young Mems Bible class of
the NJ, h, church had social and
business meeting at the home Of
Mr.. Whealdon's Monday night and
elected Phillip Smith as president
and Mr. Cotton as teacher to I'LL
he vacancy left by Mr.. Wilson who
IS going to Greenville, idaho.
orla Wilcox has bought part Of
Arthur wilcox's place and is look
ing for his wife and child who are
visiting in Oregon. The brothers
viii install pumping plant for
lrrigating purposes.
Mr.. Cotton and son Earl have es-