Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-12-26
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BUSY FRUITLAND ITEMS

the Enterprise and all its subscriber
We congratulate the paper on it
successes of the year and hope tn
year OF 1913 may be even more sue
cessful than the past.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII BirdsaIl hav'
gone to Vale where they will make
their home this winter, where he ha'
a position in the lumber yard.
I Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
family spent Christmas near New
Plymouth with the o. w. johnson
family.
E. Blomstrom entertained the Ed
Linck and ]. N. Hill families fol
Xmas.
o. Marlar and family are now
nicely established in their new house
just completed.
Orlo Edgecomb, travelling salesman
for Rex Spray Co. is home for the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Lewis spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
WATSON at Payette.
Grange will meet Friday night
and a fine time is anticipated. Quite
a crowd of grangers from Boulevard
grange will be our guests on this
occasion and a pleasant social time
is planned. Fruitland 4th degree
team will put on the floor work,
and these ladies shine forth with
the best of them. Refreshments will
be served.
A few friends of A. H Mcconnell
were apprised of the fact he had a
birthday due, and they decided it
was their intention to help him cele-
brate the anniversary and gave
him a pleasant surprise at his home.
We must not tell how old he was,
but suppose it's all right to tel
there were 81 candles on the birth
day cake. A delightful social time
was enjoyed and his friends wish
for him many happy returns of the
day.
w. E. Shaw, the depot agent has
rented the Tussing house, formerly
occupied by the ]. NJ Kinsey fam
lily and will move within the next
two weeks
Mr. Morris of Nebraska is guest
at the o. Trexall home. having come
here to look at the country and pos
sibly locate.
Ruth Bracewell will spend holt
day week at Boise with her friends
the Misses Kinsey.
Miss Gertrude Pardunn has gone
to Baker City, Oregon. to spend the
holidays.
All of the now resident members
of our school faculty dispersed to
their various places of residence to
spend the holidays and next week
will find them all at Teachers In
stitute at Boise.
Friday was a jolly day at Fruit
land school, every grade celebrating
in some manner, trees, programs,
treats and the exchanging OF gifts.
Miss Lyon held an exhibit of her
Domestic science work and served
light refreshment to the many inter
ested visitors who came to see
what their daughters had done. The
work was very creditable and many
neatly made aprons and variety
of useful articles proved the teach
er has accomplished a great deal in
the few months of her work here
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Surber Joined
his mother Mrs. G. l.. Surber at the
t. o. Ady home for a family Christ
mas dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Fouts enter
tanned in their usual hospitable man
ner their friends Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.
Madsen and Katherine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgecomb and Orlo Edgecomb to a
fine Christmas dinner Wednesday.
The B. Whealdon family were
guests of Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Deal
at the parsonage for Christmas din
ner.
NJ. B. Sherman and family went ov-
er to Caldwell in their car Tuesday
and spent Christmas with her broth
er A. F. Street and family
Roy Miller is spending holiday
week in Boise for the first time see
ing the sights of the capital city.
]. NJ. Royston shipped a fine Pol
and China hog to Mr.. Arnould of
Baker City last week. Mr.. Royston
has received not less than $50
apiece for all he has sold except
one and that was s35. Blood win
tell"
Mae Marlar has gone to La Grande,
Ore, to spend the holidays with a
cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton Symss
and children returned Sunday from
visit with his brother John at
Big Willow.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Whitsen, Fred
erick and Carl and ]. H. whitsell of