Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-03
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a Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Flack enter
Il tanned to a five O'Clock dinner IL
honor of Dr. Charles Sheldon ant
Rev. Reed, the Presbyterian minister
Of Payette, Monday evening, othel
4 guests present were .Supt. and Mrs
Geo. Cotton and Misses Shipp and
Lyon. Everyone was charmed by
DIR. Sheldon's delightful originality
that she was unable to entertain a
larger number of her friends that
they might meet the great and good
man. He was driven over the val
ley and visited number of our large
orchards. c. H. Sargent presented
him with a fine box of Jonathan ap-
pies which he expressed to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flack drove with him
and Rev. Reed to New Plymouth
where he addressed a large audience,
on Monday evening"
Henry Fiesjediers and George Fies-
jediers of Manly, Iowa, arrived We'd
nesday for visit with their friends,
/ the Henry Reins family.
| Mrs. H. E. Robinson is still con-
fined to her bed with severe at
tack of lumbago, but is slowly improv
ing.
Otto Deihm and family have moved
to the B. F. Tussing orchard to be
convenient to his work during the
fruit harvest and the Henry Wolber
family who have been visiting their
cousin, B. F. Tussing, have moved in
to Mr. Deihm's house
Alfred GilIett of WOODBURY., Nebr.,
visited from Friday until Monday
with his friend Clarence Ficksn.
Thieves entered the E. A Stegner
store Friday night and got away
with about $500 worth of goods
mostly cutlery in the shape of knives
and razors. They entered by the |
back door and escaped leaving no
clue to their identity. There had !
been a lull in the pilfering that |
was so common during the summer |
and it was hoped the guilty parties
had taken French leave.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Betebenner and |
two children of Ravenna, Nebr., are
here for a few days looking after
their young orchard property and
stopping with Mrs. S. A. d. Pardunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Harry's two
year old baby girl has been very i'll
the past week but is now improving.
Jesse Rifle left Thursday for a
business trip to Grand Junction, Col.
Mrs. Earnest Alsop, of Boise, spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. Har-
ry Lewis, ~eturning to her home
Word comes from ST. Marie, Idaho,
that Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Patheal are
the proud parents of baby girl,
born September 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Grover enter
tanned in delightful manner Sun
day evening to late dinner the
following guests, A. C. Rogers and
Miss Nellie Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. {
Chas. Coon, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. l.
Hutch, Mrs. Chas. Patheal and Mr..
md Mrs Hutch from Weiser.
The new Travelling Library has ar I
lived and contains 80 books by pop t
liar authors and splendid reading t
natter for all.
Lem Smith was given a jail SEN I
ence of 80 days, in the suit brought
Igainst him by the State on the G
harge of assault on Gralow, a Ger
nan neighbor, the particulars Of the f
ase, having been given in our last c
ssue. z
Mrs. H. R. Frost, daughter of Mr.. v
.yon, owner of Park Ranch is q
eported quite ill at her home west c
# Pleasant View school house A a
rained nurse is in attendance. t
Mr.. Hook of Parma spent Sunday
With his friends, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Il
iriffeth. Messrs Hook and Griffith |
re planning to leave next week on b
hurting expedition. S
Josephine Pardunn has been suffer
lg an attack of Group and was I'M p
BILE to attend school several days. t
Miss Apphia Robinson eighth gIa6e b
eacher, went to Caldwell Tuesday, t
18th the school exhibit from Fruit S
md to the Canyon Co. Fair. Velva b
rimes taught her room during her
bsence.
Miss Steilman, Principal of high
chool accompanied by Gertrude Par