Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25
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H. NJ. Dunkirk of Canton, Ohio, Wis
tied last week at the J. NJ. Kimsey
home.
Friends of Florence Dale who vis-
tied here last winter and left for her
home at Coon Rapids, Iowa, will be
sorry to learn Of her confinement in
an Omaha hospital for an operation
for appendicitis.
Mr.. E. E. Nokees arrived last week
from Tostoria, Kansas, for an ex-
tended visit with his brother. E. P.
Nokes of this place.
Mrs. L. E. Griffeeth will in the
future act as correspondent from
Fruitland for Idaho Statesman"
Newspaper correspondents from Fruit
land seem to be in demand as Boi-
Sc, Ontario, New Plymouth, Pay
cite and Fruitland papers all have
their correspondents on the bench.
DR.. and Mrs Ray Hurd were out
on the bench Sunday. Mr.. Jesse
Redington has a badly injured horse
under DR.. Hurd's care.
Chas. Smith made very brief Wis
it at Portland returning on Wednes-
day to the home of his friends, the
]. N. Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Nelson were din
ner guests at the Ralph Richardson
home Sunday.
Mrs. Joel Bayer returned Wednes-
day from an extended visit with her
mother and sisters at Staples, MINI.
She reports one of the most delight
full seasons of her life.
Philip Carpenter is reported on
the sick list.
B. Whealdon is taking the precau-
ton of putting in thing five feet IN
depth thus draining the ground
around his fine home, completely
eliminating the danger of water ris-
ing in the basement.
Mr.. Murray several miles south
east OF Fruitland was taken to WOOD
ward Hospital the first of the week
suffering from appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holman visited her
daughter Maude Stegal Monday tax
ing overcoat and other supplies.
Mr.. Niswander has nearly complet-
ed a fine 7-room house on the OLD
Baesurger place which will be ocou-
pied by his son Rev. Niswander from
Mamma who will hold services of the
church of the Brethren at Friend
ship schoolhouse every second week.
Mr.. Ed. Hooley of Kearney, Nebr.,
has purchased the A. c. Kinnison III
acres and the acres formerly own
ed by Otto Deihm on the west side
of Penns. Ave. just north of Fruit
land. consideration $3.50 an acre
The Hooley family are guests at the
B. F. Tussing home.
G. c. Magee who purchased the l.
o. Randall place had a streak OF
bad luck the last of the week. he
had purchased a fine team OF young
horses and while blowing stopped
to rest his team, when they sudden
ly started up, jerking the pillow o'-
err severing the leader on the right
hind foot of a fine year old COLT
An Ontario veterinary avs summon
ed at once dressing the injured men
ber
P. A. Silkett is clearing the Ian
north of the school house to be u
ed as a ball and play ground fd
the school.
The prospects for the Interurba
look very encouraging to the pc
pie in Payette Valley. The findlR
of the inspectors for the Mainlai
people showed the tonnage to
this side of the river However Il
matter will be thoroughly We've
from all standpoints and when
decision is reached it will no dou
be Interchangeable.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hall enroute +
their home in Nebr., stopped off +
a visit with their niece, Mrs. ii.
Puchert, having spent the winter
California.
C. C. Eiffe and Robert Kennel
were visiting friends on the bend
this week. Mr.. Fife, former own
of Fedora farm is well known he
and his stay is all too short as
is to sail for his home in German
May and is giving final adjua
ment to his business affairs in Id
no.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Surber returne
Saturday from Boise where they has
been taking the hot baths for rhel
matism and feel much benefited ha'
ing otherwise enjoyed their sta
in the capital city and visttin
friends in Caldwell on their wa
home.
Fortnightly Club meet Thursday o