Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-05-23
poor health.

about again which win be good news
to her friends.
Chris Meyers has disposed OF his
handsome black team to a Caldwell
undertaking firm.
one Of the Sister from Holy Res
AIRY Hospital with some other ladies'
we're over from Ontario and invit-
cd Fruitland ladies TO assist in a
sewing bee at the hospital TUESDAY
I afternoon. Quite a number OF lad
les went over and report cordial
welcome. The hospital building and
equipment is all that has been said
Of 1t, and more.
Mrs. J. K. Graham's parents. BIT.
and Mrs. sloan and Miss Lingie were
Sunday guests from New Plymouth.
Mrs. L. C. Prestel spent most Of
last week at the bedside Of her fath-
er.in-law. J. W. Prestel, whose con
iition still remains critical.
Mrs. King returned from an e1-
tended visit in Iowa to the home o.
her daughter, Mrs. F. w. Griep.
Geo. Fisher came down from En-
NETT for a visit at home Sunday.
GoIdie Young who is staying over
al ontario. was home over Sunday
Emmett Band favored Fruitland
with some fine music while on ther
way to the meet OF Commercial CLUBS
at Payette.
II E Robinson returned from Lew
iston reporting a splendid time, with
inst cough excitemet to lend zes'
70 the occasion. A delightful fea-
tnra was an auto ride over the eoun-
try Of so auto loads Of delegates
He SAYS Lewiston is all right
WIN Bronner. New Plymouth, was
Fruitland business visitor Monday
c F. Taylor is wearing a remini5'
cent expression, the other baby is
d years old and this one is flne
girl born last Thursday.
cliff Chadwick from New fy-
mouth visited Fruitland friends sun
day. ,-n
Elizabeth Reed came out from
Pavette Saturday for an over sun
dav visit with her friend, Mrs Ar'-h
ur Wilcox.
confined to his bed.
NJ al Mrs. Ralph Nichols ana
daughter. Frank Baker and Mr.. ana
Mrs Lou Meyers autoed over from
Boise Sunday for lock at our me
valley. ~.
Mr. sam Carnifex and Miss Mona
from Ontario spent Sunday at the
LIZ. Carnifex home.
Miss Clara Alderman, Ne"
mouth was in Fruitland Sunday
A. Ring left for Cambridge last
week to look at the country.
NJ A. Smith left for the Meadows
last week, where he will nave e'n-
ployment this summer.
Mrs. E. Castles from New fis
mouth was Fruitlad visitor III
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Stewart mo'e'
last Wednesday to the Orchard tract
where Mr.. Stewart will be employ
ed this summer
Miss Mary Shamberger took etn
and eth graders to the river, -ior Q
stroll and nature study, Friday al
tsrnoon. After school the teachers
MISSES Mary. Mable and Fay Sham
berger enjoyed little ice cream
marty at the Shank home.
Jas. Barnard, Letha, was IN + run
Hand Saturday on business.
Mr.. Hollingsworth who is eemploy'
Cd at the Orchard tract. was severe
llv kicked by a horse. last week
cutting his face very badly.
John Fleming from Murphy was IN
the city Friday.
! F w. Griep will leave this Weeh
for Texas. to bring his father back
with him.
Mrs. Griffeth's niece. Mary An
lderson. left Saturday rather I'M
tnTnncrpuAA 10 AlttA AANA E---
! San Francisco. from where they
will sail for Honolulu The ycuns
LADY signified her intention OF re
turning next fall to Fruitland to
1 see the fruit crop.
That fishing party from Payette
that passed through Fruitland Sun
day in the rain did not look SC
| CAV as the straw hats and smiling
faces that went up in the morning
sunshine. No one would have tho
liz of Idaho, But anyhow did yo'
ever see a more glorious rain2
/ Goodwin Wilson left Monday FOL
several days stay in the capita
city
Rosa Blind left Saturday for On
tario where she has employment
\ About a dozen intimate friends o
Mrs shank dropped in Friday AZ
lternoon al her home TO bid her fare