Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BUSY FRUITLAND ITEMS

Dedi. All men dAN NoANioA' AN'A
to attend.
The young people of the Bre, hren
Church under the direction of Miss
es Mary and Mable Shamberger are
preparing a fine program to be Civ
en- Easter Sunday night to begin
promptly at I o'clock. The young
people have been practicing for o.
er two weeks and are prepared TO
give a pleasant evening to all who
attend.
The Batist Ladies Apron and Sun
bonnet sale Saturday was quite sue
cessful, netting something like $l2
and a number of aprons and sun
bonnets left over which are still on
sale at B. R. Fitch's store.
Mrs. Jesse Davis is able to sit up
again after a long and serious i'll
ness from a complication of troubles.
Miss Fannie Skaggs visited over
Sunday with her sister Mrs. John
Rich,
Miss Maude Stegal, taking advant-
age of the beautiful day went over
to her homestead Sunday where Mr..
Holman had built a fine little cabin
last week, and~she and Mrs. Craig
Wilkie are now very pleasantly stu
ated in their new home.
The Rogers and Stewart families
of Ontario, wree the guests OF the
Mott family Sunday. Their daugh-
ter Mabel came over Friday and
remained until Monday morning
with her friend Miss Amy.
Supt Hughes was a Boise business
visitor the latter part of the week.
DIR. Ray Hurd was out Monday and
performed an operation on Mrs. w.
H. Vestal's driving horsee, removing
a growth from around the eye.
A. Stetler shipped a car load of
potatoes to Kansas Wednesday, load
ing at Ontario.
Mr.. Reed, who lives on the Col
burn place was a Boise business Wis
itoT Monday
MlHb IRg plloAAbNA5NA ANNNA'NN
telegram Friday morning, announcing
the death of her father, ]. H. Sham
berger, from pernicious Anemia at
Los Angeles where he had gone for
his health. What made it doubly
sad. is that he was soon to have
come to Fruitland to see his son
son and daughter here who had
not seen their father for two years.
At the time of his death the be-
,eaved wife was hurrying from
their home in Medicine Lodge, Kan
sas. and their son Earl from here
tc be at his bedside, but he passed
away on Tuesday and they did not
arrive until Thursday. Miss Fay
left on Saturday to be with her
family, who took the remains back
10 their home in Kansas where the
last sad rites will be performed.
Earl and Fay will return in about
two weeks to resume their school
work.
Mesdames Flack, Wilson and H.
E. Robinson taught in End and 3rd'
4th and 9Th and It'll grades in the
absence of the Misses Shamberger
Friday. Nellie Wier of New Ply
mouth is teaching 4th grade while
Miss Fay is east.
Mrs. Barry is down from New
Meadows since last Thursday for
a visit with her mother, Mrs. II. B.
Kinnison, during tn beasence Of Mr..
Kinnison, who left Saturday for a
short business trip to Portland.
Milton Carnifex and party who
went last summer for a hunting ex-
petition into the wilds of the Gem
state, returned this week, rudy and
well. The only serious mishap was
they lost four horses in snow
slide.
A Grimes will at once drill a well
for Geo. Frank back of the drug
store. An addition has been added
to the back of the building to make
it more comfortable for Mr.. and Mrs.
do Twins w NAN
their business, they can not be
absent from the drug store without
employing extra help. However with
a good well, electric motor. BATH
more room, retinting and papering,
it makes such a comfortable appear
ance. we think it will be a nice
place to live.
Mr.. Heitsman, northwest Of Fruit
land who sold his place last fall, has
gone to Emmett where he has bought
a place near Mr.. Colburn.
April list marked the change in
our mail routes. Route l Payette,
and Route 2, New Plymouth and
Route none for Fruitland. Now who
can call that fair when We have
the finest farming section in the
u. S. A. and as promising town
as lies in Payette Valley.