Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-29

due the ladies who put on the flool
work in the first and fourth de
gree. for practice makes perfect anC
tc the audience the drills were not
less than perfect. At about clever
o'clock the crowd repaired to the
Assn. packing house which had been
decorated in the national colors and
three long tables spread with hte
good things, which were served by
the men in proper style. Several
& asts. witty and to the point were
given, after which the crowd stood
and sang MY Country"
Mrs. Laurence Dorathy is report
I'd very i'll from an attack of per-
tou.tis. At this writing she was
improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Len. Griffith visited
cid friends at New Plymouth Sun
day afternoon. They drove er
and found bad driving.
Ray Nelson will leave sooh for
Nebraska where he will establish a
/ drug store at Oakdale.
The Ote place next the school
mse has been sold to a prominent
youug man Of Fruitland. We may
lcok for extensive impro7 ements on
l!ra place.
Harold Perry has been very ill of
appendicitis, but the attack was
warded off and an operation not nee
essary, so the young man expects
to start to school again this week.
NJ. B. Sherman was a Boise bust
ness visitor Monday OF this week.
H. f. Robinson went to Mountain
Home on business matters, Tues
day returning Wedne s6ay.
VIM. Dale was an over Sunday
visitCr at Emmett.
Chas. Rich sold a span of young
black horses to a Caldwell man TAX
ing them over Saturday, and going
oTer to Boise for an over Sunday
visit This is not his fine driving
team, which are not en- the market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Dalzell and Paul
were dinner guests of Mr.. J. G. re-
son.
a. T. Bishop is packing apples
again.
Fred Ahlstrand had the misfortune
to hurt the forefinger of his right
hand very badly.
The Mothers Circle" Will meet
Friday March Sth in eighth grade
room at the school house. The high
school girls will act as hostesses.
The program previously arranged for
the circle meeting will be used and
the Mothers Club haze asked the w.
c. T. U. Mothers meeting to unite
h them for this occasion and
Jhey will no doubt contribute to the
program.
On starting home from the Grange
banquet Friday night. Stanley Dean
drove over the little hand cart
used by Len. Griffith to carry cans
Of ice cream which had been malic-
iously put in the read by some mis-
creant. The carriage was upset
and Mrc. Dean and the children
brown cut, but as good luck would
nave it no one was seriously iniur-
ed.
DR.. Clay jones of KentCn. Ohio,
was an over Sunday guest at the
:. z. Kim5ey home.
The Ashenhurst family are on
heir way back to good old I6aho
after trying Oklahoma, Missouri and
other places.
The Daubenberger family are ex-
pected to return to Idaho this
-2ring after scjourning in many diff
ierent states and tina, ius'stent call
from the Gem State was ever with
them until finally they have decid-
cd to return. Thus it so frequent
- proves. it would be far less ex-
pensive to remain.
The Fruitland High School VIII
give a special Literary Program on
evening of March second.
The following program will be rem
dered.
/. Selection, High School Chorus.
% Piano Solo, Morrison's Medi-
tations,-Miss Westcott.
3. Monologue, Mr.. Fuller
4. Vocal Duet, May Meyer and
Kimsey.
S. Piano Recitation, Merle Ho,-
lenbeck.
6. Reading, Barbara Heightsm9n.
7. Mixed Quartet. Messrs. Brown
and Hostetler: Misses Deal and Rus
sci.
s. Selected, Mr. Hughes.
9. Selection, High School Chorus.
10. Recitation. Elsie Blomstrom.
Il. Piano Solo, Florence Kimsey.
u. Chinook, Clarence Ficken and
Vallie Colwell.
10. German Song, Juniors.