Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-07
BUSY FRUITLhND ITEMS F.:

ScHES anu ISSiIdbAoh0 anu q io'y
ing OF their forces looking forward
t. better year still for 1913.
H. ]. Puchert and Henry Mans T
returned Monday from Wood River,
Neb., where they were called by te,-
egram to the bedside of Mrs. Thee
dore Puchert, mother and sister OF
the gentlemen. But few hours af-
ter their departure a telegram was
received here announcing her death
\ and they arrived in time for the
4 funeral services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris have returned
to Fruitland and set up Photo
gallery. Their work is exceptionally
good and we wish them success in
their undertaking.
Mrs. Snowberger and son Earnest,
visited one day last week with their
friends the S. ]. Kenepp family.
MIR. Nels Pearson who was serious
ly injured by the kick of horse
Ter the pit OF the stomach, is in
a serious condition and was taken
to Holy Rosary hospital Saturday.
Mr.. Simmer, the garage man, from
Payette came out Saturday to repair
3. R. Fitch's auto and when crank
ing the machine it flew back strik-
ing him in the face and broke his
nose. He however completed his
job, before he called on the physi-
clan and when he left town had a
pretty serious looking face.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hart are re-
joicing over the arrival of a little
daughter born October 80. Mrs.
Hart was formerly Miss Myrtle
Royston.
A tiny little daughter came Sun
day morning to Mrs. Cory, Mrs. Nc
Gees daughter who lives with her.
One of the saddest circumstances
of the year was the untimely calling |
away of Mrs. John Fisher, age 80, |
after an illness of less than two
weeks from appendicitis. On Tues |
day, Oct. 29th, a consultation of
physicians decided an operation was |
imperative and she was taken to On
tario to the hospital where an opera
ton revealed the appendix had !
burst and an abscess had formed. |
She seemed to be doing fairly well /
when on Sunday morning pneumonia /
set in and she expired at eleven /
o'clock Sunday night, her devoted 1
husband and three young children,
aged two, four and seven also his /
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant |
Fisher were gathered around her bed |
and she retained consciousness until |
the last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher and children
came here from Hopkins, Mo-, less 4
than year ago and had intended |
returning to their home the first Of /
the year. 1t is with a breaking heart |
the lonely husband and little ones
left on No. Tuesday evening with i
all that was mortal of their loving
wife and mother. A short funeral 4
service was held at Farleys under
taking parlors at o'clock a few
friends from here attending. Moth |
ers Circle and w. C. T. U. present
ed beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. N w. Lewis and Miss Flor
ence left Tuesday evening for Eagle |
in answer to a message announcing |
the death of their friend, Mrs. Eli
nor Bushnell formerly of this place. /
Mrs. Ackley, Mrs. Bushnell's mother
is also very i'll and owing to the
advanced age of 90 her recovery is
uncertain.
Among those on the sick list are |
Mrs. S. A. d. Pardunn who is quite |
i'll with. grippe.
Mrs. A E. Edgecomb has been
very i'll the past week from pneumon-
ia but is now improving having
passed a favorable crisis Sunday /
morning. a trained nurse is in at
tendance.
Ruby Kaufman was quite i'll sew
Srai days threatened with pneumon-
ia.
Mrs. Jesse Davis is suffering with
the grippe.
Mrs Paul Van Der Kar is now con- |
valescent after a siege of typhoid. |
It will be some time before she will |
be able to be up, but the fever is
now broken.
Miss McDougal of Boise visited |
over Sunday at the Mcclure, VIII |
liams and Nokes homes in company |
with her friend, Mr.. Gralow.
Miss Maude Wilson is the guest |
of her sister, Mrs. orlo Wilcox.
]. e. Colly lost a good mich COW
Sunday evening from choking to
death on apples.