Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-10
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BUSY FRUITLAND ITEMS

d The musical entertainment Frida
q night by the Nelson Entertained
q Co." was a decided success. TIL
I ability OF this gifted trio is too we
known to need comment. The ever
ing was both instructive and highl
4 entertaining and their interpretatio
of the classical music on piano, flut
! and clarinet was a delight to tn
large audience as were the chall
talks by Prof T. R. Nelson. Hi
exposition of "Beethoven's Moon
light Sonata" first by reading the
origin of it's composition, then BY
it's rendition on the piano by Mrs
Nelson while with chalk the picture
grew py.pi, US of lhe dark hours d a
later blossOmed mo gladstone light
We feel sure the beautiful music op-
ened to all with new meaning. The
door receipts Were rear $50, which
will materially swell the piano fund.
The Y. P. S. c. E. of the NJ. E.
church are ARA ngirg for receipt, m
on Friday nigllI October 18th at TIC
beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
r. Powell in honor of the school
and interesting program has been
arranged for, in this wise. To COM
memorate Columbus day" the 18th,
the program is arranged
Columbus Day poem by Hoaquin
Miller, by Rev. Deal.
Adams World, Ralph Maxim
Paul's World-Earl Cotton.
son.
Columbus World-Mrs. Geo. Gard
ner.
Washington's World-H. R. Russo.
Our World-Mrs. C. E. Zeal.
Music will be supplied by such
artists as Mesdames Madsen. Hansel,
Nelson and Professors Nelson and
others, therefore a rare treat is in
store for all who will be hidden to
the feast.
Rev. E. Tetwiler, wife and two
children of Ustick, visited their rel
atives, the E. P. Nokes family over
Sunday and Rev. Tetwiler occupied
the pulpit at the Baptist church
Sunday evening giving an excellent
address.
Rev. Lewtas of Tacoma, Wasting
ton, is giving a highly entertaining
and instructive course of lectures at
the NJ. E. church during this week.
Sunday and Monday nights we're rare
treats. Tuesday night lecture for
women and girls. Wednesday for
men and boys and Thursday and Fri |
day night illustrated lectures. The |
nights until Thursday and Friday are !
all free, on these two nights a |
charge of Is and 30 cents will be
made. No one can afford to miss
these lectures.
Mothers Circle met Friday alter
noon and while the attendance was
not large the interest was excellent
and the plans made promise good
things for our club. Two papers
were read. rs our public school q
'ailure?" by Mrs. H. E. Robinson
Ind Marks" By Miss Ola Mott. Nat
.ers OF business were laid on tie
able until the next meeting, NV.
Ith at which time a Jul attendance is
desired.
All those who have canned fruit
or the "Children's Home at Boise
ire requested TO bring the filled jars
O the H. z. Robinson store as SON
IS possible that shipment may be
made.
Home Missionary Society of NJ. E.
hurch will meet Thursday after
loon with Mrs. H. E. Robinson.
The official board of the NJ. E.
hurch have instructed the build.n g {
ommittee to let the contract fof tie {
rection of club house, 2S 3S, CT {
tx rooms to be used for their Sun
ay school and social affairs. Tie l
ouse will be built east OF the church t
nd Mr.. Yockey is to have the con-
ract. /
Mrs. Mary MCGEE is spending tie /
-eek in Boise.
Nellie and Grover MCGEE will go i
yer to Boise Thursday and attend
ne big fair. S
Mrs. Chas. Patheal went over to /
veiser last Sunday for the weeks S
isit with Mrs. Hutch.
Miss Nellie Rogers also was Wis r
or all last week with Mrs. Hutch d
t Weiser f
A. H. Mcconnell has made trade b
it'll w. A. Rifle. whereby Mr.. Nc b
onnel comes into possession o. Mr.. s
iffle's 60 acre hay farm here also b
i his stock farm machinery etc. and Ii
return Mr.. Rifle has large
little ranch near Rifle, Cole, and a
roperty in Grand Junction. '
Misses Marjorie and Dorothy Luck V
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