Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-22


hay in this manner which has prov
en- more profitable to the Colo. farm
er.
Friends of the Colburn family OF
Emmett regret to hear the accident
to their little son, who suffered a
broken leg by the wheel of a wag.
on passing over ii.
Bowers Bros. have purchased the
Wright-Wilkie Lumber Co. interests
Of this place and henceforth it will
be known as Fruitland Lumber Co.
G. c. Magee was planning to so
to the southern part of the state
and assist his mother in settling
some business affairs when he re-
ceived a message calling him to
Pocatello where his sister was at
tending school, and was very i'll of
appendicitis. Only two weeks ago
he had a similar call to Boise where
his brother was i'll.
Little Waldo Richardson visited
several days with GRANDPA and
Grandma Frazier this week.
Mr.. H. NJ. Lewis and Chas. Pet
erson were Boise business visitors
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thompson leave
Thursday for Webster City, Iowa,
after one years residence in Ida
no. 1t don't seem possible one could
wish to leave a climate like ours
for the severe one in the east but
all can not think alike or there would
not be standing room in Payette Val
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Griffith
visited with his brother and wife at
Parma Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Day of Idaho Falls. has
rented the hotel for the coming
year. Mrs Day is a sister in law
of Mrs. Burnett and is an experience
ed hotel woman. She secures the
entire building and will furnish it
herself.
Chas. Kaessner of Oregon is Wis
iting with his brother, A. Kaessrer.
C. E. Barnes moved last week to
the H. E. Smith place and his broth
er-in-law Tom Frazier, who has
been visiting in Iowa this winter
will move on to the Gargett place
vacated by Mr.. Barnes.
L. D. Owens family moved into
the Hill house and B. R. Fitch NOV
ed his family from Payette last
week to his house in Fruitland va
Gated by Mr.. Owens.
L. C. Humphreys and wife left Sat-
urday for Kansas City where they
will make their home.
Miss Bessie Thomas teacher from
New Plymouth was the guest Sun
day of Mrs. Hansel.
w. c. T. U. will meet Tuesday,
February 81, with Mrs. S. A. D. Par
dunn, Mrs. H. B. Kinnison, loader.
Subject, Anti-Narcotics.
Mrs. C. H. Bowman of Paye.ta VS.
tied since Thursday last week with
Mrs. S. A. Pardunn returning home
TUESDAY.
Mrs. Whempler of N. d. who has
BEEN visiting some time with her
sister, Mrs. Kennepp will leave Sat
urday for her home.
Mrs. Fl. E. Robinson's Philathea
class met Saturday afternoon in
social and business session at the
Berg home. They had a perfectly
delightful time as usual. Mrs. Rob
inson has every reason to be proud
of this class of young ladies num-
ber!ng % members over 16 years of
age and representing the flower
of Fruitisnd's young womanhood
You just don't know what you
missed if you did not hear Alvah
Green Monday night. His "Str ng-
town Literary Society was full of
fun. pathos and dramatic art. His
makeup and his characters were
unique. Everyone laughed heartily
and felt the better for it. One more
number and the course will be COM
plete, but we think Fruitland will
see fit to have a Lecture course ev-
cry year.
Edgar Vestal, who is student at
Corvallis this year, writes the Cor
Wallis Glee Club, o. A. c.. of which
he is a member are enjoying a tour
giving concerts at Portland, Dalles,
Hood River, Baker City, ETC., going
down one side the Columbia to Bak-
er and back the other side. All of
Edgars friends will be glad to learn
of his good fortune and success.
Geo. Boor of Emmett was down ov-
er night with his family here Mon
day.
John Bowers is making new
driveway on the east side of his
beautiful home and will do away with
the large ditch in front of his
place by enclosing it undre ground.
This is the first step toward UNI