Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-01
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Thls night VIII also close the new
membership contest which has been
lively. and will add many names
to our number. A grand finale will
be the supper to be given the night
Of the initiation at the packing house
where tables will be spread to ac-
commodate the immense crowd.
Mrs. s. J. Kenepp entertained a
party Of Payette friends Wednesday
in honor of her sister. Mrs. Herman
Whempner who is visiting her from
Flaxton, N. Dakota. delicious and
dainty luncheon was served, covers
being laid for ten. Those present
were Mesdames S. A. Gorham and
daughter Helen, Albert Mohler and
Melba. Ben Bohannon, Rose Snow
berger and Miss Maggie Beeghley OF
this place.
Spring is at hand, the robins sweet
notes brighten the evening twilight,
ducks and geese are flying north and
long legged bird called the stork
in his flight last week dropped a
fine 10 pound boy at the. home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ticknor Satur-
day morning but really suppose this
bird is not governed by chimes or
seasons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansel are "at home"
to their friends in their coy home
in Fruitland having started house
keeping Immediately after their mar
riage.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Hall entertain-
ed in a delightful manner to Sun
day dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Whit
sell, Frederick and Carl, ]. H. Whit
sell, Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn and Miss
Merna.
Mrs. Stedler was a dinner guset
with Mrs. Pardunn Monday.
Mr.. C. G. MCGEE was called by
long distance message to Boise to
meet his younger brother. who had
come from Blackfoot to enter the
hospital for an operation for appen-
dicitis. DR.. C. Wright went over
Wednesday to perform the operation.
Mrs. Dave williams has been quite |
i'll the past week.
Mrs. Lees mother and father who /
has been visiting with them at their !
home on the orchard tract, left for
their home in Colorado.
Mrs Ficken surprised her son
Clarence by inviting in number of
his high school friends for the ev-
ening. A fine time was had and
delicious refreshments served.
Dist. No. 81 sold their school bonds
to the state for per cent.
B. Whealdon, E. Hunter and Rev.
Deal met with the Payette Valley
Commercial club to confer with
them about establishing a NJ. E.
University at Payette.
One day last week, Mrs. H. E.
Tussing and little children had an
accident that might have been Sc
rious. While passing the NJ. E.
church at the crossing, the seat
tipped backward throwing all TO the
frozen ground where they were pick
ed up by Mr., Channer who was
driving. Mrs. Tussing escaped with
nothing worse than the shock. The
baby's head was hurt and but for
the mothers protection would never
have known what hurt him. Little
Volva's face was scratched and .
bruised otherwise unhurt
B. R. Fitch and L. D. Owen have
a trade by which Mr..
Fitch comes into possession of Mr..
Owens stock of general merchandise
and Mr.. owen becomes the own-r
of Mr.. Fitch's fine property in
Payette. We understand he will !,
continue his real estate business
and also manage the store, as a
resident of Fruitland.
Whitsell Bros. sale Monday was
very largely attended, no less than
500 people being present. Everything
sold well, the receipts amounting 70 /
something around s259O Chas. Whit
sell and family will leave soon for
Trinidad, Colorado, where they will
make their home. When we asked 1
]. H. what he was going to do all
the reply we could get was, Go !
fishing"
Mrs. NJ. R. Powell has been quite
poorly with rheumatism being con-
fined to her bed part of the time.
The new road commissioners be-
gan gravelling some Of the main
roads this week, Fruitland and Penn
sylyania Ave to be done first
Marion Robinson has been ailing !
for some time and Saturday it be-
came imperative to perform an OPP |
Grafton for appendicitis. DIR. Wright |
and Mrs. Robinson left fer Bose |
where she entered st Lukes hospital. |
DR.. Wright performed the operation .
Sunday and at this writing she is