Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-27
BUSY FRUITLAND ITEMS


4th'? We would suggest one nice
quiet place and you win be assurs d
good time. The Brethren are plan
ming a picnic which is with them an
annual affair, to be held at the 4. b.
Eldridgep lace, where there IS plenty
of fine shade. A program has been
arranged TO begin at 1890 a. m.
then a picnic dinner and general
good time. In the afternoon Rev.
Shamberger will address the cCngre-
CATION Come aud bring yogr basket.
Philathca Glass OF the Baptist
church met Wednesday afternoon
with Misses Nilia and Edith Cap
pleasant social time is reported
A teachers training class viii be
organized Tuesday evening s O'Clock
July at the Baptist chlrch, which
will be a systematic Bible study
using the Chas oliver course Of study
and all students will be able to
ocmplette the course in two years
and receive a diploma. This is open
to all ever 16 years of age and it is
hoped a large class can be organized
al this time.
Bruce Campbell of New Plymouth i
employed at the Fruilland Drug
store as p rscriI ton clerk for several
y eebs.
Leon Fldredge and wife were down
from Fallls Store for over Sunday
visit with relatives.
Our former lawnsman q. :, Mitchell
was over from Nyssa Saturday put
tins un and distribUtinss hand bills
for grand picnic to be held at
that place July 4th.
The Chas Duell and Harry Ramey
families spent Sunday 1T the parent
el home Mn, and Mrs. F. S. Hurd'
Payette.
Harold Vestal was an over Sunday
visitor at Malheur Butte with Blaine
May and wife.
Last Thursdays wind storm played
havoc with the ripening cherry crop.
AT the cherry orchard nearly half
the crop was on the ground after the
storm
BeEsel shank and Derce Deal had
quite an exciting runaway last Tues
day. They had loaded the tables
at the wedding and was returning
them when Mr.. Shamberger halted
them for a ride, Mr.. neal drew rem
so suddenly as TO cr5wd the wagon
onto the horses which became fright
epod and ran some distance
MF Shank nuoceeded in stopping
them and was uninjured, but MIR.
Deal was thrown out and the wagon
passed over his right arm, lacerat--
ing it and not being sure of the ex-
tent of the injury, he 9ccSmp4'ncd
by his bride Nsnt y Boise Friday
wnete an H-ray examination was
made, which proved ne eenes were
broken aha he is now getting along
finely.
Ruth Baily who has been VS. ting
the past month with hor uncle p.
K Hanson left last Tuesday for her
home in Omaha.
L II Ely's iItle son who fell at
church and dislocated his e5low is
getting along well and was able sur
day for the first time to use his arm,
Miss Ora Mott went y B9'seS I'M
day where abe WIZ attend ehautauquf
and remain the greater part OF /
the summer attending sumner schoo'. /
Lee Counerly was taken over to
Vale last Thursday 20 Try the hot
baths foF ms rheumatism,
{. II, Whitseu returned from En- /
NETT Saturday where he has been /
for three weeks visiting his brother
VIII and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. ScEitchFetd Of
Payette dgove oHi To the Orchard
tract saturday where Mr.. S. hasirter-
ests.
A party as fOllows-Mr 49, mrs.
Len Griffith, AE Ewing, Miss Grey
of New Plymouth and Ruth Bracewel
were Boise business visitors and
shoppers Saturday,
Mrs. shipp and daughter who are
spending the summer with the Guy
Graham family are in Roise for a few
weeks while the young lady attends
summer school.
The Brethren Ladies Aid held an
all days session at the A. B. Eldredge
home, Wednesday last quitting anu
tieing comforts being The Order OF the
asy-
'The Happy HoOligan' who thought
of the dynamite for the chivaTari
party of course never intended any
harm, but 100 eggs in Mrs. VIM. Ian
fears incubator thought Woaldnt that
Jar you and never a chick did they
Rsteh.
Mrs. McFall who has been visiting
for several months with her daughter
Mrs. A. Il. Smith vas joined by her