Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-04
BUSY FRU|TLAND ITEMS

Prof. Geo. Cotton met with tn,
eighth grade pupils Monday and deci,
el to begin a summer school July Il
10 review and prepare for another
examination previous TO the opening
OF school. Seventh grade will also
take up special work in Physiology
and Geography, that the subject may
be dropped early in the school year.
Rev. E. N. Thorn was taken quite
III Wednesday and on calling their
physician Thursday his case was pro.
nounced spotted fever. An auto was
secured and he was at once taken to
E the hospital at Ontario where he
rs getting along as well as can be
expected.
Miss Gladys Taylor of Parma was
visiting Fruitland friends last week.
Sunday morning service at the NJ.
L. church was entirely given over to
admission Of new members baptism
and the Lords Supper" eight mem
hers were received by letter, six re-
ceiyed into fEoTship with the church
two on probation and baptism ad-
ministcred TO three small children.
Rev. J. J. Ticknor wife and two
grandsons returned home from
Middleton Tuesday where they have
been for two months.
VIM. Holman has finished the
plumbing in his handsome residence
also screened the spacious porches
With this further Improvement this
is one OF the largest most modern,
and handsome residences on the
bench.
Straight Sailor" boys were enter
tanned at the home of their teacher,
Mrs Spainhower Friday P. VI. This
class of Baptist Sunday School boys, !
numbers about 20 and have two base /
ball mines that forms all the amuse-
ment necessary on any occasion. Ice
cream and cake was served and cleo
ton of officers held.
H. R. Flack is cementing his cellar
preparatory to putting in a heating
plant. Re has installed an electric
motor which will tighten labor by
pumping the water, doing the wash
ing. saving the wood, etc.
A. D. Carley and son from Boise
we're over Saturday writing insurance
for the Idaho State Life Insurance
COmpany.
Mary Anderson, of Parma, was
guest last week of Miss Alpha King
Quite number of girls from Cald-
well and Middleton are employed at
the Sargent and Burnett orchard,
thinning The apples.
Mrs. Moore and Annabel Moore
were over from the homestead this
week. visiting with friends on the
bench, and picking cherries at the
Fisher orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. T. Bishop and two
children spent several days last week .
attending Chautauqua.
We have just learned the J. A.
Bates home is under quarantine for
smallpox. Miss Ella Bates being
quite ill., Z
Grange met Friday night, and 1t
was decided. because of the small
attendance. to hold the meetings but ,
once 4 month. to come on the fourth
Friday of the month and H 7. Lewis,
Cuv Graham and ]. n. Hill were APP
nointcd to secure prominent political
men representing the various parties
70 sneak on these occasions as an
educator to the people on the issues
of the day. 1t is planned to make
much of these meetings, for while the ,
Grange as an organization does not
engage in partisan politics, it does /,
stand for certain issues pertaining 10
the general welfare and its member
chin wants to cast their ballots in
teIIigently at the fall election.
large crowd of young friends
Gathered at the home of Milan flu
Gerald Friday night in honor of his
18Th birthday The young man was
supposcd to have been surprised put
-b;r,, the little birds must have
told Mt any rate all had jolly good
time AID enjoyed games in and out OF
doors adaH4 late hour. Ice cream
and cake was served. Milan received '
soveraI nice and useful presents. 4
Johnson & Son are every day get II
ting things settled and in better shap' :
In tho new store. The new counters t
have arrived and been put in position
!, fine electric coffee mill installed
tbc wagon scales removed to the new |
s,,,d and business moves right along
in the meantime. Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. Len. Griffith and ;
frankie Minas and Mr.. Hook of Boz
co took dinner at the Pardunn house
sunday after which Messrs, Griffith {
and Hook and Winters of Parma
donarted for their trip to Occur d |