Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-05-02

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pipe and 292 feet of 10 10 inch pipe
has been laid that furnishes a com
plete water system from Farmers
Canal for this tract and w. A.
Fouts land lying directly north Of
it. In addition to this 1000 it. of
u inch cement tile furnishes per-
feet drainage for L. E. Peterson's,
Payette, Mr. Elmore's Trinidad. Col,
A. C. Manneman's and w. A. Fouts'
land lying under this natural drain.
o. Bingham moved Wednesday
from the Spainhower place south of
Fruitland to the place south west
of Ontario where he formerly lived.
Otto Deihm has just completed
quite extensive Improvements on his
new home, neat porch to be screen
cd in later, painted, a cream and
white trimming and piped the water
in front of his house all his own
handiwork.
F. w. Griep is having hishome re-
painted, Frank Davis and Geo. Will
son doing the work.
Mrs. E. P. Nokes' friend, Mrs.
Taige, who was reported so very
low last week passed away at her
home in Ontario Sunday at 1880,
Funeral services we're held Tuesday
at 2:30, several from here attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis attend.
ed the C. Fife lecture at Payette
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. L, T. Shaw entertain
ed the Albee family and their guest
Mrs. Hickman to Sunday dinner,
A bright baby girl came to glad
den the home of Mr., and Mrs, John
Beeler the owners of the cherry Or
chard, on April %,
Mr.. Lang, Boise Valley visited Sun
day at the Ed. Fitzgerald home. He
has purchased property at Payette
and will soon move his family there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowers are en-
Toying a visit with his sister and
her husband, Mr., and Mrs. Chas.
Swab from Twin Falls.
Miss Merna Dunn came out from
Payette on her pony and visited
Thursday with her friend Mrs. C.
T.. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], G, Nelson spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H.
Rich.
Msesrs. Hunter, ]. o. Scrltchfield,
A. C. Rogers and C. H. Sargent made
an investment four miles south west
of Ontario of 80 acres of four year
old orchard.
A clipping from Cincinnati Leader
Herald gave Fruitland quite a boost
stating Fruitland apples had sold
the highest of any on the market.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Vestal enjoyed
p fine chicken dinner at the Harry
Eggleston home Sunday, while Miss
Adria Vestal entertained her friends
Enid Griep and Amy Mott in her
home in like manner.
C. H. Sargent was Boise visitor
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard of Letha
who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack johnson several days
left Saturday for home.
Mrs. John Olgler and Mrs. Richie
of Cambridge visited Mrs. Ritchie's
sister, Mrs. C, NJ. Williams last
week,
Mr.. John Bowers leaves this week
for an extended eastern trip for
both business. and pleasure.
Mrs. ]. o. Scritchfield and Miss
Robinson gave a demonstration to
the Potato Club Tuesday afternoon
on the various ways Of preparing ed
ibles from the modest tuber. Sara
toga chips and Potato strings were
served to the club. Prof olin will
meet with the club this week to in
spect their seed selections and give
other information along the line of
their work.
The Assn. packing house has
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finishing Friday.
The Overland Show Co. called out
a large crowd Wednesday night and
gave a very creditable entertainment,
lasting over two hours, being clean
and nothing questionable in char
acter.
John Amberg of Boise was a Fruit
land visitor Wednesday.
w. H. Adds of Portland spent Wed
nesday and Thursday in Fruttland
looking over the country.
Mr.. Henry Hszlett of Spirit Lake
Washington, was looking over Fruit
land and vicinity Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. T. R. Nelson and
his brother were guests at Santa
Rosa Sunday, coming out in time
to attend the school entertainment
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Alderman of Payette visited
A. the Lanfear home and attended
-. Saturday