Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-05-30
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BUSY FRUITLAND ITEMS
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ening from Tekoa, Wash, to begir
a series of meetings in a large
gospel tent, spread on the Baptist
church lawn, for the purpose. The
meetings began Sunday and Rev
Bledsoe made a good impression on
al his hearers, clear and quick OF
! speech, with an occasional vein o.
humor, he holds the closest at
tention. The services begin prompt
| ly at 1880 with one half hour of
song, and praise, preaching at
o'clock. Everyone is cordially inyit-
ed to attend. This week a large
chorus will be organized and we hope
&c make the song service a special
feature.
Rev. Deal was invited to Emmett
to deliver the Baccalaureate sermon
Tor their graduating class Sunday
night.
The Philathea gir's' ice cream So
cial was an unqualified success lest
Thursday night. A large crowd
was in attendance and a general
good time enjoyed and the ycurg
aides are the richer by $500 clear,
to be used in the many worthy en-
crprises this class is Noted for.
Mothers Circle" meeting has
been postponed until the last day
of school, June 7.
Friendship Sunday School gave a
party Wednesday night in homer o.
David Niswander's 18th birthday.
y general good time YVES enjoyed by
all in games, etc. and Friendship is
no misnomer for this faithful band
who regardless of creed have main
tanned a splendid Sabbath school
for a long time They are now
fortunate in having a regular pas
tor in Rev. Niswander.
Miss Linnie McCrite of Wa,la
Walla, formerly of Boise, is visiting
a the L. H. Rich, Ira Dalzel and
Frank Thompson homes.
Chas. Mitchell has been suffering
with a very bad throat, caused from
getting wet, while helping his
friend Chas Taylor last week when
his horse backed into a ditch and
smashed his buggy to pieces.
LATE Royston has a very game
hand from being struck with base
ball on the finger.
P. E. Silkett was very badly in
jured last Tuesday from fall
from a scaffold while working IN
the Eastman barn. A careless driv-
er caught the wheel OF a wagon
on the scaffolding tearing it out
from under Mr.. Silkett, who fell
2t feet, breaking three ribs and
injuring his back and badly hurting
the ankle. At this writing he s
doing fairly well, but has suffered
intense pain and it will be a long
time before he is himself agan. Tee
other workman was saved by no {
ing on until help arrived.
Messrs. Hersel Shank and Roy
Bowers and Misses Mabel and Mary
Shamberger autoed to Weiser last
Sunday,
Mrs. Ed. Fitzgerald and Milan
left Friday for a visit with frien s
in Boise Valley.
The small son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Youst has been very i'll of pneumon-
ia hut Is now on the road to recoy-
cry.
Mrs. C. E. Barnes is the proud
owner Of a fine Schoeller-Mue Ter Pi-
ano. A number of the musica'ly in
cIined neighbors gathered in Sun
day evening for the first song, as
a try-out on its merits. It's a dan
dy!
Mrs. E. n. Thorn came over Mon
day from the homestead for se'-
eral days visit on the bench.
About Is neighbors and friends OF
Mrs. Manneman dropped in unexpect-
edly Thursday evening. for a lite
social time, and to bid her good bye,
ere her departure for Carol, Iowa,
where she will spend the summer.
These ladies are noted cooks and
the fine luncheon they brought al-nS
was UP to the mark in excel-ercy.
Mrs. r. F. Hutch went to We,ssr
last Thursday for a visit wi her
friends.
Chas. Whitsen has remOdeled his
house inside and out, by putting IN
new windows. doors. baseboards, re
papered the walls. grained the wood
work. in short Mr.. WhiJsel is the
handy nan that can do anything he
can lay his hand to- and the real
cause for all this preparation, is
the wife and boys are expected to
start either Saturday or Monday
from Centerville, Iowa, for their
new home in Idaho.
Miss Maude Stegan came home
from her homestead Saturday for