Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-04


and Mrs. Alderman accompanied
them for a visit with Mrs. H. r.
Flack.
Mrs. Welsh an experienced millin'
er from Ontario will be at the IL.
E. Robinson store Tuesday and We'd
nesday April and 10 with full
line of trimmed hats. She will make
over and re-trim your old hats and
take orders for new ones.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Royston was a visitor
with relatives in Payette the early
part of the week.
Mrs. H. NJ. Lewis and little grand
daughter Gladys are i'll with this
new bronchial trouble which seems
to be epidemic as the Lewis family.
many all over the district have suf-
fered with it. II develops with a
hoarseness that prevents one from
speaking aloud.
Mrs. E. Blcms.rcm is spending
few days with her brother at New Ply
mouth this week.
Mr.. Trieber had his sale Wednesda,
this week and rented his orchard to
E. P. Nokes and will at once leave
with his family for South Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. l.. Ingard returned
Friday from Ohio Like all others
who return from the east they are
glad to be home and report perfect
ly dreadful weather. prevailing
throughout the country. The Upper
Sandusky river here theyw were. is
frozen solid and as the weather OPP
ems high water is expected
Mr.. G. Phyles whose family are
visiting with the Geo. Wilson fam
lily has gone to Bend, Ore, to look
at the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Field who lived last
year on Santa Rosa have gone to
Caldwell to make their home.
We were misinformed as to the
name of Mrs. Geo. Child's brother
from Coon Rapids, Ia, and in order
he may be properly introduced TO
the public will say, it's Dan Math-
ews not Williams.
lone Hill is visiting friends in
Payette
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Tussing were en-
tertained to dinner by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Powers Sunday.
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place near Pleasant View where
Tom Frazier formerly lived, to the
Hunter and Bowers place which he
will farm this year.
H. r. Boomer has had thirty-five
Indian runner ducks shipped from
Spokane and if they live up to
their reputation, he will soon have
eggs by the bushel basketball,
Mrs. Connerly who has been vis'
iting with her parents, Mr., and Mrs,
F. C. Howard was very i'll of throat
trouble last week. Drs. Alvey and
Wright operated on 1t Wednesday
and at this writing she is getting
along finely.
MRS. J. J. Watts OF Mountain Home
is viistign with her daughter Miss
Watts, teacher at Whitley Bottom.
P. Poison of Boise is a guest at
the J. o. johnson home.
T. A. Barry of Boise representing
Idaho Life Insurance Co. was
Fruitland visitor Saturday. He is
the successor of Mr. Audley who
formerly acted as their agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Bates of Roise
were Fruitland visitors Friday. They |
said they had heard Sc much about |
this valley, they thought they would |
come over and see what they could |
sec.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kaessner were |
visitors to Emmett last Thursday.
1t is reported another barber shop /
will be started in Fruitland in the !
near future.
Joe Manneman returned Saturday
from Mt. Angel, Wash, where he has
been attending school.
Mr.. Moore and son-iR-law. Rev.
Thorn are very busy putting their
place south Of Fruitland in shape
to plant to trees this spring, hav-
ing put in an electric motor to raise
water to the land above the ditch.
E. L. Davis and Ira Rich were Boz
Sc business visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Stout arrived
last week from Wood River, Nebras- /
ka, and will build home near the
Colwell home. Mr.. Stout will be
employed in the Johnson store.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Surber went
to Boise Monday, to remain a few
weeks and take the hot baths at
the White City hoping to benefit
Their rheumatism.
Fortnightly Club will meet Thurs
day this week with Mrs. Sloneker.
H. E. Smith is having fine new