Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06
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BUSY FRUITLAND ITEMS
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Attorney Carl Paine, of Eoise came
over to Fruitland Tuesday to act as
attorney for Charles Ducll in a
suit brought by the road overseer
for alleged flooding OF the pubic
highway The suit was tried in Fay
cite on Wednesday.
While throwing out a Sturgeon line
Blacksmith Miller had the misfortune
to pull one of the large hooks on
the line into his hand so deeply as
to require assistance in extricating
/ it,
B. F. Tussing is building a neat
addition to his residence IN Fruit
land
The Evangelistic services conducted
/ by Rev. Bledsoe, are growing in in
terest and power and bid fair to be-
! ing a great revival. Rev. Bledsoc is
a forceful speaker that Appeals rath-
err to the reason than the emotions
and large crowds are coming cut to
hear him. Song srevice at 1880.
/ Preaching service from o'clock
to 9. Everyone cordially invited to
take part in these meetings and
hear the Evangelist.
The Baccalaureate services, at the
NJ. e. church Sunday night, were
| largely attended, the church being
/ filled to its utmost capacity and maj y
unable to get in. The church wss
prettily decorated in roses and :la9s.
Rev. Deals sermon en- What is
your life?" was a masterpiece Of e.
oquence and his appeal for the high
er life to the class and all others
was earnest and convincing. The
beautiful solo on the violin by Mr..
Jones of Ontario was highly enjoy
ed by all, as was the splendid choir,
/ The faculty have hecn success III
! in their efforts in securing Miss
Babcock of Nampa, soprano scloist
of renown, as a special attraction at
the Commencement exercises Friday
evening Miss Babcock is a gradu-
ate of Conservatives OF music at
( Philadelphia and Boston, has led Pc
sitions of prominence in her work In
various cities and has large classes
/ in voice culture in Boise, Nampa, EN-
NETT. etc. Another feature of i'm
portance is the violinist Mr. Brown
from Emmett, in addition to the
splendid program arranged by the
school, therefore the small admission
fee of Is and % cents will be charg-
ed to further increase the piano
fund
We had hoped TO have COM
plete list of the teachers employee
for next year but there are still 3
vacancies therefore will withheld
/ the list until it is complete, however
we have permission TO announce to
the patrons the services of Prof: T:
R. Nelson have been secured to
teach music and art IN FrtiiIlagd
school, news which should be hailed
with joy, as his reputation as mu-
stefan and teacher is too well know n
/ to need comment.
With the close of school June
! the teachers will separate, some to
return in the fall others to new
positions in life and still others, if
Dame Rumor has it right to the
school of one scholar We are in
formed Miss Robinson will spend hoF
vacation, attending Chautouqua and
Federated clubs in Boise and short
vacation in the mountains. Miss
Westcott is planning a trip TO yell
] lowstone Park. Miss Crewther goes
home TO Big Willew and later to
the mountains. Miss Mary shameerg'
er will go cast, Miss Mable shamberg
or will be "At home" Miss Ora
Mott attends summer school in Boi-
Sc. Miss Fay will spend the sum-
mer here, Supt. Hughes will go at
once to Moscow where he has po-
sition as Asst. Dean in the Universe.
ty and Prof. Hooker viii devote MS
time, TO study Of "The man with
the hoe"