Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-05
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EU5Y FEUILAND ITEMS

SUNDAY With little Elise Tor a shor'
stay at tne Capital City. beng the
youngest Lieut.. in the state. Mr.
Kaessner feels somewhat elated and
Mrs. Kaessner threatens to put q
brick on his head to keep him with
in bounds. She will join him some
time next week for a 10 days visit
with friends and Miss Forbes will
have charge o. central office.
Mss. j. II. Spainhower was happily
surprised by the arrival of her
father MT Norman Thompson, Tues
day morning from Webster City. Ia,
to make q visit with his son, Roy
Thompson and his daughter.
J. o. Scritchfield went to Wendall
Sunday on a business trip. Mrs.
! Scritchiield and Cashier Russell will
hold the fort during his absence.
About e, eryOne At some time dur
ing the week attended the Malheur
Co. fair and to those who took the
trouble TO take an exhibit were
awarded many blue ribbons. The
mar 81 Of it is there is not more
effort made to capture the prizes
as we were invited to participate
and for a general fruit exhibit were
far oGJstripped by Nyssa, simply from
] ldNA VI GOACE' LtA GiNOAN oh NNA
part. However Grant Fisher captur-
ed 10 blue ribbons on plate exhibits
and n W. Lewis, Harry T. Lewis
/ and Mr.. Ahlstrand and others re-
/ ceiyed ribbons on various fruits
and as usual j. NJ. Royston swept
everything with his exhibit OF hogs.
Walter Boyles from Russell, H.,
( is visiting at the home of his aunt
Fn rs Cen Hnnk-
er.
Mrs. Moore of Burlington, Washing
ton, is the guest of her friend, Mrs.
| e. P. Nokes.
S. F. Taylor is building a neat
cottage in Fruitland.
L. d. Carpenter took load OF
his fine cabbage to Weiser and it
is of such fine quality and so white,
he will find ready sale for it any
where.
The horse that died at Ontario
Fair Saturday belonged to Eddie
Fitzgerald and was a beautiful ami
NAL, the pride OF the young mans
heart.
1t is reported that the J. N. Hill
family who returned from Schuyler,
Nebraska, nearly three weeks ago
are under quarantine with a mld
form of scarlet lever.
Paul Van Der Kar left "Wednesday
for points in New York to be aD-
sent about three weeks or a month.
The Grippe" has been cons ant
visitor at the Pardunn home for
some time and nearly every mem
Der of the house has had it IN
greater or less degree, Mr.. Pardunn
and Mr.. Rogers being quite i'll. How
ever all are convalescent.
Mrs. J. e. COlly is home much
improved in health and every hope
entertained for a complete recovery
as she mas gained remarkably since
the operation.
Mr. Byron Brown and family who
left about a year ago for Pasadena,
Cal, ha returned and his two sons
viii enter the Sth grade and high
school at Fruitland.
Mr.. and Mrs o. Hall, who have
been here during the illness OF
their son. Willard, have gone over
into Oregon, near Ontario.
Friday is Payette Valley day at the
County Fair and a gerat many peo-
pie are planning on going to see
the big fair and the United States
biggest man, Taft.
MIR. Moody is looking for his moth
er from Pennsylvania the last OF the
week. Mrs. Moody will be remember
ed by a good many people here as
she visited the family something o'-
n a year ago.
Mir. and Mrs. Jones Of Round valley
arrived in Fruitland and are looking
3yer the country. They are form
sr acouaintances OF Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Griffith.
a II. Mcconnell arrived home Sat
urday from a protracted say in COL
Word comes from Nyssa that little
Doris Mitchell is still quite Ill. She
uas carlaInly had a long hard siege
Mrs. Street of Caldwell, Mrs. N.
3. Sherman's mother is WISHING INC
amly here.
Miss katherine Murphy who has
been isitiug her sister, Mrs. Ciyoe
Harry left this week Tor quite an
extensive trip enrOute Tor home. She
viii 20 via Portland up through Can
ada visiting points of interest thence
10 St. Paul and on to st. Louis, her
nome.
Robinson lett Tuesday for Boise 70
attend the W. c. T. U. state con-
entiOn. .-,,.a
Sargent & Burnett have installed
IAN electric motor that furnishes wat
er Tor both residences and Ihe
stock on the place.
Orlando King went 10 North Dako-
IA last week and will return TINS
week with their household goods 10
klamath Falls, where the family VIII
ioi1 b.m TO establish a new home.
Misses Esther ana Florence Kim
sey arrived from Canton, Ohio TO
ioin the family here and viii attend
High School here. 80,
Mrs Chas. Z. Brandriff and little
daughter Helen arrived Monday IRON
Chicago for a visit with her girlhoou
friend. Mrs. E. w. Madsen. Mr.
Brandriif. an auditor on the chi
earo Northwestern railroad is ex-
De5ted the last Of the week
Whitsells Bros. are planning on
building a seven room house on
tbeir place west Of the 40 acres sold