Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-12-12
BUSY FRU|TLAND ITEMS

Grange Will meet Friday night in
regular session. The annual cleo
J ton of officers will be- held and a
good representation of the member
ship are urged to be present. For
the literary feature roll call will
be responded to by current e. ents.
Contractor Jockey has the M. e.
bungalow nearly ready for the plas-
terers. One very classy feature is
a fine plate glass door orth SIT, a
present to Mr.. Jockey from tde
Empire Lumber Co. at Ontario. who
in turn presented it to the church.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Linck enter
tanned to dinner Sunday the John
Anderson and A. T. Bishop fami'i S.
Mesdames L. E. Griffith and Har-
ris went over to Parma Saturday
for few days visit with G. C.
Griffith and wife.
n Ross Kennison returned home last
week very much improved in health.
Herman Bartels is reported quite
i'll.
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the H. E. Robinson residence, the
shingling being completed Monday.
! 1t will be avery attractive home
when completed, modern and up-to-
date and will greatly improve the
appearance of that part of the block.
A bouncing boy came early Mon
day morning to the Chas. Henggler
home and is making himself very
much at home Mother and babe
doing well.
Mrs Ralph Richardson is quite
i'll at her home south west of Fruit
land.
Mrs. o. K. Wilcox's class of girls,
the Its" held social and bust
ness meeting Saturday afternoon with
Lillian Winters.
L. H. Rich shipped car load of
Winter Pearmain and Ben Davis
apples to his son-in-law, Ira Dali
zell who has disposed of car in
Penora, where they are visiting. Mr..
Rich shipped car some time ago
to Yale, town near Penora.
Upon the third attempt to get a
deep well of soft water, j. H. Spain I
hover is rejoicing over the final
success by Stone of Ontario of Sc
curing fine well perfectly soft at a
a depth of 125 feet. He will at t
once install motor and put in the u
plumbing in his residence, with
pressure tank and bath and all mod Fl
ern conveniences. t,
Harold Schultz returned last week
rom Brogan and will this winter II
lave employment at the Moore
Hotel, Ontario.
Mrs. Skipp and baby of Weiser are
listing at the home of her parents, :,
Gr. and Mrs. Shaw, the new agent 3
or the P. V. railroad Mr.. Skipp a
anne over to spend Sunday with the 3
amily
Mr.. Ocker is over to Boise seek n
ng location preparatory to moving
here the first of the year. ri
Mrs E. B. Gladish sustained quite
n injury while returning from
he Bazaar at about eleven o'clock
'riday night Where the gravel =
yas left in piles in the street, the
orse stumbled and fell and Mrs. 3
ladish hastily alighted twisting her
NIB in such a manner as to dis a
ocate the knee and has been una
lie to get about except with the d
i'd of crutches since. q
Fruitland Tidings printing press
as loaded into a dray Friday and g
loved to New Plymouth and the b
tile paper is no more, SO far as
RUTLAND is concerned. a
Mrs Sam Cregor and baby are
sitting at Jameson, Ore, with her q
ster. Mrs. Frank Lewis, formerly q
tia Blayden.
Mrs. G. L. Smith and children left s
thursday for Meadows for a visit
til her parents. B
Earl Cotton who was operated on
r throat trouble last Thursday at u
hospital in Boise is recovering
cely and will be able to return
me this week.
Mary johnson visited several days 4
1t week with her sister, Mrs. Ray
Ird of Payette.
Mrs. Richie of Cambridge is n
est of her sister, Mrs. c. M. Will
ms.
Y. ]. German has purchased the
H. Loveland place of 10 acres of
Il improved land three miles north q
st of Fruitland. Mr.. Loveland and
lily will move to Ontario for
months until they decide on a
' location.
fiss Ella Kaufman is in very
r health and now confined to her
She is not so i'll that she can
see her friends and appreciates