Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-11
BUSY FRUITLAND ITEMS

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taken to stop the epidemic. The
teachers will return the last Of the
week. Supt. Hughes from Boise,
Miss Crowther from Big Willow.
Miss Robinson from Nampa and Miss
Westcott from Caldwell.
Changers do not fail to attend
the State Grange at New Plymouth,
Jan. 1918. A fine program has been
rranegd which will be found else
Nhere in this paper. One subject Of
speciial interest, 1.-The Farmers Way
gu of Tax Difficulties" by Mr.. Rob
ertson of Weiser on Tuesday even
ing. He has made a thorough study
of this problem and can tell his
ideas in an entertaining and con-
vincing manner.
There will be church services as
usual in the various churches next
su9Ry.
Fnnitland State Bank held their
Annual stockholders meeting Mon
day and elected Directors as fol-
lows c. H. Sargent, E. E. Hunter.
A. H. Mcconnell and ]. o. Scritch-
field. They organized electing C.
H. Sargent Pres. and E. E. Hunter,
Vice President 1t will be good
news to the stockholders that there
is a surplus of % per cent above
capital stock and the bank is one
Of the best paying in the country.
Frank Thompson and wife enter
tanned to dinner Monday, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. H. Rich, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Dalzell and Paul and Miss Minnie
McCrite.
Mrs. Willard Hall, formerly Ber-
tina Lynch, of Ontario is very i'll
with pneumonia. Her parents went
over Monday to help care for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wherry cele-
brate their silver wedding Tuesday
night A full account of the event
will be given later.
Mrs. w. H. Taylor of Long Valley,
her daughter, Miss Ethel, who is
a High School student at Boise and
young man friend, Laurin DUTIES
of Nampa were over Sunday visitors
at the home of the Chas Duell fam
lily.
The w. H. Vestal and S. A. Par
dunn families were relieved from
quarantine the first of the week. The
scarlet fever situation is much bet
ter as but two or three new cases
are recorded and good many will
soon be relieved.
Word comes from the California
party they reached the land of flow:
ers in due time and found delightful
sunshine. Sounds nice! Nice warm
days with doors and windows stand
ing open. They secured a flat fur.
nished, at Casa Blanca just out of |
Riverside and while the orange pack
ing has been delayed on account OF
a damaging freeze between Christ
mas and New Years, they will soon |
go to work. Misses Lewis, Albee, |
Hatfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph In |
gard and Harry Crandall make up |
the happy family.
Miss Minnie McCrite of Boise is
, a guest at the L. H. Rich home.
Guy Graham and ]. NJ. Royston
met with the County Commissioners |
at Caldwell TUESDAY of this week.
Rev. Thorn attended the Pastors |
meeting at Boise the first Of the |
week.
Hazel Ayers visited the last of
the week with her sister, Mrs. Pete
Johnson.
Miss Enid Griep visited last week |
in Payette at the MeGreevy home.
Harry T. Lewis attended ihstalla-
ton of officers of Payette Grange |
last Friday night, acting as install
ling officer,
A number of Fruitland odd Fell
lows and Rebekahs were serely dis
appointed at not being able to at
tend the joint installation of the
60. orders at Payette but the in
ciemency of the weather mdae the
long drive impossible.
Miss Maude Stegal has been quite
poorly the past week and confined
to her bed. She is a delicate girl
and the close confinement during
the long quarantine has been very
trying. Her many friends hope for
a speedy recovery.
While Hersel Shank was confined
to his home with tensilitis, his
sister came down with scarlet few
er, so he was detained longer, from
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