Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-03-28

has come to spent the summer with
them and will be Joined later by
his sister Bertha, Douglass VIII
spend most of his time with his
cousin, Blain Colly over on the
homestead in eastern Qregen.
Miss lola Westcett spent the
week end in Boise and had the
pleasure of hearing Shuman Heinke.
Miss Robinson visited at hire home
in Nampa, both returning on the
Pony Sunday evening.
Mr.. Boo%'5Is brother in law, Mr..
Jones, moved into the housee vacat-
ed by the T. o. Randall family and
owned by Attorney Riebeling Of
Payette.
James Cornell is a guest at the
Chas. Duell home.
The Basket supper given for the
benefit of the Baseball boys Saturday
night at Franks Hail. was a sue
cess from all standpoints, nett ne
them over s24. The boxes averaged
$1.SS apiece.
B. R. Fitch shipped a car load OF
potatoes Saturday to commission
men at Cheyenne, Wyoming, to be
used at the barracks near there.
None better!
Mr.. Nesbit of Ontario had band
Of cattle feeding on A. H. Ramey s
Island which broke out damaging an
early garden belonging to E. B..
GIadish. An arbitration board con-
sisting of w. Meyers, A. B. Eldredge
and ]. H. Spainhower will fix the
extent of the damages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phyles and little
son arrived Monday from Freeport,
Illinois, for visit with their cd
trends. the Geo. Wilson family. They
are looking for a location and we
think Fruitland bench will look at
tractive.
Geo. Wilson went to Washoe Tues
day to assist in rebuilding the ice
house belonging to Fred Hurd which
caught fire Monday morning suppos-
e6Iy from a bonfire of weeds some
boys were having near there. The
ice house was full and by at once
rebuilding, a large part can be
saved.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Sherman en-
tertained to dinner Sunday, Rev.
Zeal and family, Esther and Lewis
Russell.
Mrs. Geo. Childs brother, Dan
Williams, from Coon Rapids, Iowa
is visiting the family here.
Mrs. Harry Taylor has a sister Wis
iting with her this weeke.
Miss Carlton will be over next
week for a visit with Fruitland school
and will attend the Mothers Gree
On Friday afternoon.
w. H. Tyer, Head Dep. Council OF
M. w. A. of Boise, visited our local
lodge last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Gladish enter
tanned the Spainhower family and
NJ. NJ. Gladish to a fine dinner Sun
day.
Chris Meyer and Chas. Rich have
made a trade whereby Mr.. Meyer
now drives the fine black team and
Chas. Rich is the possessor Of a fine
span of mules.
There will be a box social Friday
evening at Sunnyside school house.
Everyone come and bring your box
supper.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet
Wednesday April with Mrs. NJ. R.
Powell.
Mrs. w. L. Ship and daughter
from Kansas City, Mo. are the guests
of her daughter here, Mrs. Guy era
ham.
Contractor Robinson Of Payette
has moved into the Ray Russell house
and will assist Mr.. MCGEE on the
Rogers bungalow.
Chas. Smith of Schuyler, Nebr.,
stopped off for a few days visit
with the J. N. Hill family while on
his way to the coast.
J. F. Albee has the contract for a
fine Groom bungalow to be buiF
for the L. F. Shaw family on mid
way Fruit Farm"
Mrs. Len. Griffith expects her
young lady niece, Mary Anderson in
few days, from Hooking, Iowa,
to come and spend the summer with
her.
Messrs RUDE Sloan and Frank
Cross of New Plymouth were Fruit
land visitors the latter part Of the