Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-06

lcng time. While moving te@t
house from Ontario on wagon
d they were in the act of placing il
in position back of H. E. Rcbinson's
store, when it slipped catching both
4 Mr.. Snyder's legs, breaking the
! right one and badly crushing the
let leg. DR.. Wright attended the
injured man at once and he is get
ting along as well as could be ex-
pocted for he is a man well on in
i years.
Cards are out for a grand recep-
ton to be given at the L. H. Rich
home "Wednesday evening in ho2or
of the marriage of their sen Ira to
Miss Minnie McCr;te from Walla
Walla to take place at high noon
of that day.
Quite an important deal was closed
this week whereby the Carnifex and
Williams nursery stock is transferred
to Sargent and Burnett, said gentle
men to receive in consideration 80
acres of young orchard lying adjoin-
ing VIM. Romans place on the
north. The new owners will tran
sact business under the firm name
"Fruitland Nursery" and will have
until the year 1914 to dispose of
, the stock.
Ed. Lang has installed an electric
pumping plant on his place south Of
] fn irrio 70 An ~ ~
land.
John Rands moved last week into
the home vacated by ]. G. Nelson
and now owned by Mr.. Rands and
tel kept place is to be seen on
Penns. Ave.
G. C. McGeee is working at his
trade in payette
Miss Nellie Cook has finished her
school near Nampa and is visiting heI
sister. Mrs. ]. F. Carnifex.
Mr. Mack Meyer of Boise was
Fruitland visitor Monday.
Miss Marion Robinson entertained |
her teacher, Miss Robinson, also
Misses Westcott and Crowther 40 |
dinner Thursday evening in honor
of her 18th birthday. Miss Marion
is an enthusiastic Domestic Science
student and the dinner was of her
own serving.
Mrs A. H. Ramey entertained
large party of friends Friday evec-
aF NJ Do birth.
day. The evening was delightfully."-
spent in games and some very fine
music on violin, organ and dulcimer.
Abundance of ice cream and cake
were served to close the pleasant
occasion. |
Mrs. KARL and daughter from
Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting this
week with their niece, Mrs. Mary
Tussing, Miss Mary Geisler is also
the guest of her sister Mrs. Tus-
sing this week.
Graham Davis happened to an ac-
cident Memorial Day at Payette and
now wears his arm in sling. He
had put his horse in the barn and
when they were hitched up again, the
wrong bride was put on, the horses
became unruly and Mr.. Davis becom-
ing entangled in the lines in some
manner, got his arm broken.
Miss Minnie Fuller has closed a
successful school year at Ontario
and is now at the home of her broth
err H. B, Fuller
Class No. 4 of the Brethren church,
in all 26 young people, secured the
school wagons, Sunday and visited
the French Sunday school near New
Plymouth. fine picnic dinner
and sreezers of ice cream was tax
en- along. They were joined by the
young people up there in fine time
and they added their full share to
the good things to eat and good
time.
On crossing the wagon bridge at
Payette Memorial Day Million she
don haG quite an exciting experience.
A young colt that was following
became frightened and jumped in the
river which was quite a turbulent
stream, the colt was carried about
enc half mile down stream, brave
IL swimming and whinneying to
its mother, Mr.. Sheldon who is an
experienced oarsman secured a boat
and went to it's rescue towing Z
cut by halter it had gu. none the
worse for the experience.
Mrs. C. H. Sargent is quite i'll
and has been confined 10 her 9e1
for over a week from appendicitis
and complications.
Ross Kinnison who has been all
ing all spring from after effects oil
p severe attack of grippe, was tax
en- worse Sunday and Monday went
tn Weiser to place himself under
their physician there.
Earl Tarbee visited his friend Hsr-
old Manser last week