Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-01
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7 the Baptist Church next Sunday Nor
' ing and evening. Everyone cordial.
invited as 1t is always treat to hea
) REV. Bowler.
w. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday Aul
, 10 with Mrs. George Gardner Sub
ject on White Ribbon. Leader Mrs
l.. E. Surber.
Rev. Deal announce his text fol-
Sunday morning "1tsedixit" and fol
the evening service 1.-THE cry o.
the water Carrier. On next Monday
morning Rev. Deal will have leave
Of absence from his duties here for a
two weeks vacation, accompanied by
Rev. W. w. Deal of Nampa they will
go first to La Grande later into the
Mountains of Vale and Moron Co.,
will visit Wallowa Lake. During his
former churches On Sunday they
will visit Wallowa Lake. During hi
! absence the work here will be in
charge of the Laymen of the church.
Rev. E. N. Thorn has resigned his
pastorate at the Baptist Church and
preached his farewell sermon last
Sunday. Baptismal services were held
al the baptistry at Ontario Bap-
fist church 3 O'Clock conducted by
Rev. Thorn. He has not fully dec
ided upon where he will again take
the church work, there being several
places in view, but for the present,
will try to recuperate from his late
Illness
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Creger and Nola
wenS to Big Willow Sat. for visit
with their son Sam. and his family,
returning Sunday night.
Miss Stone from Soda Springs Ida.
is a guest OF her friend Mrs. Reinhart
]. H. Whitsell has traded 40
acres at Buckingham Station and
Chas. Whitsell his 10 acre orchard
Northwest of Fruitland for the A. w.
Conover furniture and hardware store
in Payette to take possession as
soon as an invoice of the stock has
been completed. This will also inc
lude the Undertaking business and
MIR. Landoy who now conducts II,
will be retained by the new tirm.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rauert are very
happy over the arrival of baby boy
born Sunday evening at Woodward
hospital Payette.
Wy oil n
age announcing her daughter Mrs.
Harry Chantler was very i'll from al
operation at a hospital in Tacoma
Washington.
The w. c. T. U. meeting at Mrs.
n. w. Lewis home Tues. July % was
largely attended. Mrs. Harry Lewis
Lewis had the topic Our obligat-
ion to our country with the ballot
well in hand and was very instruclere
and interesting and with such studies
women prepare themselves to vote
!ntelligently. Three new members
were received. Dainty refreshments
OF sherbet and cake was served.
PIummer Crime and Russell
Hooker rode their bicycles to Par
ma Sunday intending to visit the
NJ. R. Taylor young people but the
road was long and dusty so they
did not reach their destination and
returned home.
Mr.. Emenbach formerly connected
with Rezacs Pharmacy now located
at Griggs Idaho visited Thurs. at the
Manneman home.
DR.. Crispin Wright has purchased
lots lying between Stegner and Han
sci on 3rd street and will begin opera
tons soon on a neat little bungalou
home. Fruitland people are glad to
see this as DIR. Wright has made good
here and we are glad TO see them
make this more toward settling here
for a home.
Grover Stewart has the excavat-
ion made for the cellar for his little
cottage to be built between DR..
Wrights and Hansels.
Chas. Smith who visited the ]. N.
Hill family from Schuyler Nebr.
writes Nebraska does not look good
10 him any more and that he will
return in about month having sec
ured a position in Emmett.
Mrs. D. Ephe returned from Nebra-
aska last week where she has been |
on a visit.
Gus Davis the cattle buyer return
cd last week with quite bunch of !
cattle from Indian, Salubria and Coun
ell valleys and put them on pasture |
here. awaiting shipment to Spokane |
for market. He left this week for |
Long Valley on the same mission.
Whealdon and Makinson are going
into the dairy business quite extern
sively. They will keep herd of 20
COWS and are building a large barn
and silo. State expert Reinhart is
building the silo which is of GEN.
ent and is now up aft. high and