Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-14
BUSY FRUITLAND ITEMS

the occasion pleasant one. FRO
and Mrs. H. T. French of the Con
munity school at Washoe have bee
secured for the evening and Prof
French will give an interesting tail
on Agricultural Legislation" Mrs
French will talk On menu building
and give demonstration the re
suits of which will be nice hot SOU
and waters, doughnuts, sandwiches
salad and pickles to be used to re
fresh the inner man. A musica
program will also be given. All mem
bers Of the grange are requested t.
bear this date in mind and be pres
ent or you will surely miss a gooC
time.
Beginning with Sunday the 18th
Home Mission week will be observed
at the NJ. E. church. On Monday
evening THE Negro" will be the
subject with Mrs. George Gardner
as leader.
Tuesday night, 100 stereopticon
views depicting City Life in Chi
cago."
Wednesday, "The Emigrant" Earl
Cotton
Thursday, "The Rural Church." H.
T. Lewis.
Friday, Social Problems" H. R.
Russell.
On Sunday morning Rev. Deal will
conduct the service and on Sunday
evening. Nov "a, Rev. Gillian, D. D.
Dist Supt of the N. E. Conference
will address the audience. Everyone
is cordially invited to attend these
meetings.
On Sunday Nov. "a, Rev. Herwig Of
the Anti-Saloon league, from Boise.
will hold temperance meeting at
the Brethren church, and extend an
invitation to all Fruitland churches.
James Cloughly, travelling sales
man from San Francisco,w as a Fruit.
land visitor Monday.
Mrs. Craig Wflkie from northern
Idaho is guest of her sister Mrs.
Orlo Wilcox.
Felix Sodieman and family will
move to Payette this week, having
rented his farm for the coming
year On Thursday evening aboSt
40 of their neighbors and families
met at their home for little fare
well party. A pleasant e.ening was
the result Refreshments OF coffee
and cake were served.
The carpenters have the neat s.
room bungalow, being built for d.
Hooley and family, now rooted and
it presents very attractive appear
ance-
orlo Edgecomb has position With
the Rex Spray Company as trayeling
salesman in Idaho for their spray !
and spray pumps.
w. C. T. U. met at the BAPTIST |
church Tuesday afternoon at viii h |
time they received a report from
the delegates to the W. C. T. U.
State Convention
Amos Cregor returned Fricay from !
points in Washington and Northern
Idaho.
Hazel Thorpe, 16 year old son Of |
Mr. Thorpe of Whitley Bottom &C
companied L. E Griffith on his hunt
ing trip beyond Thunder City. When
Mr.. Griffith became i'll, he permitted |
the boy to join hunting party on
the south fork of the little Salmon.
They came near being showed in be-
ing compelled to founder their hors-
es through feet OF snow to make
a trail to get out. He lost one of
the horses by hobbling it and it wan
dered away. His father became
over his long absence and
started to try and locate him and
met him at Sweet travelling alone On
his way home with three horses and
packing deer and half one o,
which he had killed while travelling
alone. He also shot bear but
Bruin was only wounded and gave
him the slip. Taking the entire
trip he had some pretty exciting ex-
periences for young lad that tried
the mettle of even western bred
boy
rs. A. H. Mcconnell became very
i'll from a severe attack of pneumon- Il
la last Thursday and was brought to
their town residence where she has !
been attended by Miss White a train
ed nurse from Boise. At this writing
she is much improved and in fair {
way to make a good recover. a
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Lewis left en- Ii
NJ pnday for the Land Show at Spo- i
Kane and viii go from there to Red 5
nond, Oregon, to visit a brother
ard look at the country. y
{. w. Young returned Thursday /
rom Portland where he went with I
/ car lead of hogs.
J. o. Scritchfield was a Boise bus Y