Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-06
BUSY FRuItAND ITEMS


the Baptist church were rare trea
TO the well filled house who listene
with rapt attention TO Rev. Olive
Hover of Park Ave. Christian church
Des Moines, Iowa, earnestly proclaim
the text Jesus Only" Another de
lightful feature of the service wa
the songs by the Misses Stone. Thes
young ladies have voices of inexpres
sible sweetness and from thorough
training at Albion College, from
which school they are graduated, the.
have added to this gift of nature un
til their voices blend in perfect har
mony and rare sweetness!
The Union Temperance meeting al
he Brethren church Sunday night
last was largely attended as the at
titude of the people of the bench on
this momentus question is we'll known
Rev. Herwig of Boise very ably set
forth the needs of the state of Ida
he along temperance lines, told OF
the progress made Throughout the ma
ton toward National prohibition and
urged the voters to do their duty if
they would see the State Of Idaho
all white.
Mrs. Day was called to her faith
eI's bedside at Sheridan, Wyoming,
by telegram, and left Saturday on
the APO. Her father suffered a
stroke of paralysis and being "A
years of age the outcome is quite
doubtful.
Mrs. E. A. Barry and children ar
rived from the Meadows this week to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
II. B. Kinnison. Their other daugh-
ter and her husband and baby, Rev.
and Mrs. Oliver Hover from Park
Ave, Des Moines, Iowa, are here
for their vacation, all the sons are
home, making a delightful home COM
ing of the entire family.
Mrs. Geo. Hooker went over to
Roswell last week to visit with the
NJ. R. Taylor family. She says the
Roswell country is very beautiful and
the Taylor family are nicely situated
and perfectly happy.
Rev. E. N. Thorn has been quite
indisposed the past week with a ma
larial condition that has been an
enemy of his in the past. He how
ever considers the enemy conquered
and at this writing is much better.
Will Whitsells and family drove
over from Emmett Monday to be the
guests of the Whitsell family here
over the Fourth.
Rev oliver Hover left Tuesday
for Portland accompanied by his sis
ter-in-law, Miss Mary Kinnison, to
attend the National Sunday School
Convention and view the sights of |
the Rose City.
Mrs A. Kaessner is visiting in
Boise during Chautauqua and Miss
Laura Hooker, her relief has charge
of central office during her absence.
Orla Wilcox is building five
room residence on his place west of
the Spainhower place.
The Baptist Ladies Aid social on
the H. B. Kinnison lawn was sue
cess, despite the rather threatening
weather The evening was spent in
games on the beautiful lawn bril-
liantly lighted with Chinese lanterns
and large crowd of young people
made merry until late hour. The
proceeds were something like $500.
Paul ~ Long went over to his
home at Middleton to spend Sunday
with rs parents.
Frank Minas of Boise is the guest
of his friends Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith.
II will be remembered that this man
Iy little fellow was with the Grif-
feths when they first came to Fruit
land.
j. H. Boor, Mrs. Boor, Earl and
baby Marie are sick with typhoid few
err at their home at Whitley Bottom.
At this writing Mr.. and Mrs. Boor
are better but the baby is still quite
ill.
The Sargent, Burnett and Eldredge
houses have recently received a coat
of paint, a brown trimmed in green,
which is a durable color where the
smudge oil is used, as the lighter
coloss become dingy and unsightly
during the smudging season.
Miss Merna Dunn is entertaining a
cousin, Miss Black and her friend
Miss Thomas from Grundy Center,
iowa.
The Misses Forest of Boise, who
visited here last week left on Satur-
day for Portland to join their father
there.
Mrs. Leef and Mrs. Boyer of On
tario and Mr.. and Mrs. Humphreys
..,,-- +bo ouasfS of Mr. and Mrs. JeS- I