Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-08
Frank Thcmpson homo.

week from st. Marie whore they
nave been living on homestead
SIR. Patheal viii join her soon and
they will again take up their resi-
dence here on the old home place.
Roy Kinsey returned Saturday
from Boise where he has been for
three weeks.
Grace Rifle was taken 10 Payette
Saturday TO try he osteDathic treat.
ment unerd Dr. Catron, for her rheu-
matism.
The infant daughter of Mr. and MI
Marvin Hurst has been quite i'll OF
stomache troubles however at this
writing is somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harris photo
graphers, left Friday for Payette
Lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred AiIier, left
Monday for Hayes, Kansas after a
weeks visit with the VIM. Hollen-
beck family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Defoe Deal let
TUESDAY lot tnclr tuAure nome d.
s. Joseph Missouri,
Esther and Ray Russell spent Sun
day on Payette-oregon slope with the
Josephs family.
], NJ. Kinney has sold his interest
in the ranch NORTH of Fruitland TO
his partner B. F. Tussing and will
take up their residence elsewhere
which is deplored by all who know
dhis estimable family.
Mrs. ID. Hutch from Weiser visited
last week with the r. F. Hutch family
here
Y. NJ. B. G. Of u. Z, ehppA ana
Baraca boys OF Baptist church New
Plymouth will have another ball
game on the diamond of the Daraca
boys class Friday evening, and try 10
alter that score Of the last GAME.
James Mcclure who u visiting his
brother John here. has purchased
40 acres lying east o. the John Nc
Kinney place caFyly on M IslaRRd,
and patty scross tie channel Of the
Psyette. from Mr. BFainaFd: The
land is new and 40 improvements
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. Symes returned
from Portland Monday where
=, uvs was operated on In tie hospi-
tai. His condition is much improved
and his friends hope for a complete
and speedy recovery
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanetta ami family
from Payette visited Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spencer.
Berle Styles from Vale is guest
of her friend Mrs. Ora Manson.
b. q. Taylor CT the Cherry orchard
is now about through with the
harvesting of his large crop of cher
ries, being now engaged i'll hauling
the Late Duke of which he had
about tons. OF the various sweet
varieties he had between IL ana
10 tons and whom we consider this
yield was off from practically put
6 acres of trees something of the
wonders of our valley dawns upon
us.
T. o. Ady had about so trees that
were marvels of productiveness
yielding on an average of 40 gallon
of cherries to the tree,
j. NJ. Royston accompanied Mrs
Royston Josephine and Irn2a 10
Mountain Home returning the nrst
of the week. He took with him
small shipment of peaches. MIS-
Royston and daughters will remain
for a visit with Mrs. Hart formerly
MyrtIe Royston.
Friday nights wind and rain storm
was a record breaker and did some
damage to heavily loaded trees and
where grain was not cut it is down
very badly. P. A. Cregor will be
compelled to cut his with a moving
machine.
Baptist Ladies Aid meets TINS
week Thursday with Mrs. Ralph
Richardson.
Miss Nellie Rogers has been quite
indisposed the past week, but is
much improved at this writing.
House Robbers and Petty Thieves.
There seems to be some hsht
fingers around Fruitlhnd and 1t is
not known if it is local talent OF
from abroad but is causing no niue
concern that such an element mas
crept into our neighborhood wnere
we have hitherto felt safe to sleep
with unlocked doors. On Friday last
while Mrs. c. T. Hall was in the
garden some one entered her
house and got away with $50 in $40
Ellis and an opel ring. Upon ner
return she did not notice anythins
wrong until Mr.. Hall came in anu
asked why she had taken every
thing out OF the safe? She replied
i did not touch the safe. An inNes-
..,.. fo,l,o-ad which revealed the