Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-25
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BUSY FRUITLANO ITEMS :

candidates for the State Legislature
VIII be read. Practically all those
TO whom letters were sent have re-
Piled in all eighteen letters ten Re-
publican and eight Democrat A
Drlet talk will also be given on the
primary ballot as the ballot is unlike
lhe regular election ballot and shows
me names of one party only, there
lore should you not desire to vote
lof certain candidates you can only
ne blanks, not being able to vote
Ier a man on another ticket. A
good crowd is desired for this meet
ing.
y NJ. B. C. of the Methodist Sab
a" school will meet the Earaca
boys of the Baptist church of New
plymouth on their diamond Thurs
day P. NJ.
b. y. p. U. of the Baptist church
- hold their social and business
meeting Friday evening July rs at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Ho-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Scritchfield
droTe from Payettc and spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Scritch-
field here returning Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cries attended
the big picnic at Parma Wed. and
visited old friends returning home
Friday.
The hunting party Messers Griffith
Puchert, Young, Rich, Blind and Boon
c. returned Tuesday having had
splendid luck and potting almost as
many sage hens as the law allows. |
Last week we reported them chicken |
hunters, but being only a woman |
and not much of a hunter supposed |
any old hen was a chicken.
II. r. Flack has let the contract
+ G. c. McGec for modern room
house with bath and porches to be
built just west of his residence. The
contract calls for the completion of
the house by the opening of school
as Supt Geo Cotton and family will
Cecupy the same and Prof. Charles
and family will move into the house
NOW occupied by the Cotton family.
Mrs. Jessie Davis received a mes
sage telling of the sereve illness of
her brother Joseph Gilman at Pasad-
ena, California. He was paralyzed
one week ago Saturday and since
then has been unable to speak
word
Mairvn and Bessie Channer moved
over from Payette Oregon Slope last
week and will remain here until
fall. (
Alta Hurd from Payette is spending
the week with her cousins the DUEL
girls.
Mrs. McFall who lives S. Z. of
Fruitland in the Brainerd place has {
been very ill of Tonsilites the past
week. q
Mrs. Grace Allsop is one from Boise c
for a few days visit with her sister
MIS-. Harry T. Lewis.
Nc'ma and Floyd Spainho%er left
Sat for a weeks visit with the NJ. q
Il. Taylor young people at Roswell.
Elizabeth Bushnell, Mrs. Grenneil
ard cauebtcr Alice, Chas. Judson and
Chas. Cox. came over from Eagle Sat.
AID visited the N. w. Lewis family re
turning to Eagle Monday morning.
Mrs. NJ. B. Sherman and two young
est Children left Friday for Kimberly
for a short vacation and to look a c
after their business interets at that a
place.
C. T. Hall has purchased the Chas.
Loveland 10 acre tract consideration
81 900. Mr.. Hall will obtain possession
of the sac this fall and Mr.. Loveland
has not fully decided what he will do
but says he may invest again here.
Mrs. Sam Creger and little dau-~
yhter we're visiting last week at the +
A. Creger home from Big Willow
where they now reside. Mr.. Creger |
Hsme Sat. and they returned Sunday
Mrs. S. E. Fitzgerald son Marion
and Miss Laerra Meeker spent SUM-
in Payette and had the pleasure oil
hearing Rev. Clark preach at the
Baptist church.
Mr. and Mrs. Pratt and family
came over from Weiser in their auto
Sunday and visited the Ralph Rich
,rdson family who reside on their
place. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Graham
,lso Joined the party and all had a
,ery enjoyable day.
Harvest is here and grain generally
;peaking is heavy. Threshing will beg
n this week.
stanley Prestal caused his faimlyl
considerable worry by his disappear
,nce last Wednesday. He was known
n have little money, so no little an
,ietv was felt. However message