Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-17

ty-one t2l) pounds. The attending
physician, DIR. Miller of Caldwell
declared in all his practice he hao
never seen their equal. Our f1rn
er resident. Mrs. M. r. Taylor OF
Roswell is the attending nurse, and
the mother and lusty pair are doing
just as fine as can be.
Those from Fruitland attendig tie
State fair were, Andy and Joe Mat
eman, Mr.. Bruning, Chas. Mitchell, ;,
Mr.. and Mrs. Shank, Mrs. Mary Nc
Gee, Nellie and Groyre MCGEE, Mrs.
J. o. Johnson, Mr.. and Mis-. ]. H.
Spainhower and Velma; Helen and
Hazel Smith.
Mrs. w. H. Vestal received a mes
sage from her home at Eugene, Ore
gon, telling of the severe illness of
her aged father, ]. C. Bushnell, of
paralysis of the bowels. Having reach
ed age of seventy eight his recovery
Is very doubtful.
Emma johnson, IA year old dagh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Johnson,
who was the winner in Domestic Sci
ence sewing club of Dist. No. l and
while in camp with the boys and
girls of the Potato and Sewing
clubs at the state fair was taken
very i'll and removed to her uncle's
home A consultation of physicians
proyad che bad a sauara caca of m
pendicitis and an operation would
be imperative. Her parents were
notified and MIR. Johnson went to
Boise where Emma was operated on
at st. Luke's Hospital Monday mig I
and at this writing she had recover
ed nicely from the anaesthetic and
doing WELL Mrs. Johnson went
down on the Pony Tuesday morning
and will remain with her daughter.
Mrs. Pomeroy and little daughter
of Letha were over Sunday guests
at the L. H. Rich home.
Frank Davis has the contract for
painting and tinting the bungalow
about completed, for DR.. Wright and
family. The colors chosen are a
dark red trimmed in white and
stained shingles. DIR. Wright ex-
poets to be able to move the latter
part of the week and they are to be
on the modern, attrac-
tive home that is a pleasure to the
eye, and will certainly be a delight
to live in.
Mr.. Shaw and wife and IS year
old daughter came from Emmett to
make their home in Fruitland and
will for the present make their
home in the A. H. Mcconnell resi- /
1ence, later in the Tyson cottage. !
Mr.. Shaw comes to be our depot |
agent to take the place of Richard |
Dunn who left for near San Fran
cisco where he has a very desirable /
position.
A. Stetler began Monday building /
1 new barn on his ranch property |
north of Fruitland.
Mr.. White has a fine large barn /
fearing completion.
Ruth Bracewell left last week for I
Parma where she will act as over
seer of a packing house. Miss Flor
,nce Kinsey will act as correspon-
lent for Payette Independent and
Truitland Tidings during her absence.
Irene and Gladys Donovan visited
,irl friends on the bench for several /
lays last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bagley and
wo children of Boise we're over Sun
lay visitors with his sister, Mrs. S.
\. Bartles.
The Advertising literature for the
commercial Club has arrived, at
east 500 copies of the circular or
older have come by express, the
ther $500 having been shipped by
reight, and now if people in gene--
j do not know there is such place
S Fruitland it will be because you
o not do your part in distributing
his free literature.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Edgecomb will
rive this week from Omaha to
pond the winter with Their son AMI
aUghter ard family, Orlo Edge
omb and Mrs. E. w. Madsen. Their 8,
hildren are all in the west, there
,re they have sold their beautiful
maha residence and all their FER ;
onal CSC cts and if they like it wi | q,
lake their homo hers, but i, tie i.
innate proves too rigorous will 90 i,
, California.
Mr.. aad Mrs. Leon Etdreige we
yer Sunday visitors at the C. II.
argent home. Having tired oil the ;,
,litude of Falks Store they will ;,
ION return to this land OF promise
Id will this winter have employ
ent at Red Apple Ranch"
l.. B. Makinson are moving into i,
eir new house..