Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-09-19

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!. dance 172. Average 1872. Average al
q tendance of teachers for the 3r
s. quarter was IL out of IL teacher
4 which report should prove conclusive
ly. Fruitland people are church &c
q ers, when we consider the Bretherl
4 church with an enrolment of abou
100 and the Baptist church with 13'
4 in their S. School. The election o
officers was as follows: Supt. L. B
Makinson, Asst. Supt. H. e. Robin
son, Sec. Esther Russell, Treas. Ear
Cotton.
Miss Florence Lewis and Nicols
are doing light housekeeping in
rooms in the H. B. Kinnison house,
50 as to be near their work as over.
seers of the packing houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus ingalls, of
New Plymouth were entertained Sun
day at the A Stetler home. Both
families were formerly residents of
Highland Park, Chicago. Mr.. ingalls,
was last year fruit inspector and
has for 16 years been a resident of
Idaho.
There was joint reception given
Rev. c. E. Deal who has returned to
! the NJ. e. church for another year
and Rev. j. j. Ticknor the new past
or of the Baptist church, THURSDAY
evening, by the members of the two
churches at Franks Hall. The hall
was nicely decorated with roses of
! flowers and Misses Mamie Bayer and
Bessie Griep presided at dainty
table during the entire evening where
refreshments of iruit punch and ma
biscos were served. A fine crowd
was in attendance and everyone ex-
pressed themselves as having enjoy
ed the occasion immensely.
b. Y. p. U. will hold a business anC
social meeting; Friday e. ening, at the
home of Miss Ora Mott.
Ladies Home Missionary society of
the NJ. E. church will meet at the
Parsonage Friday p. NJ. for election
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School opened Monday, in all grade
no changes were made of teacnei
engaged in the summer, except Miss
Lyon, has 4th grade and will also
teach Domestic Science. The corps of
teachers arrived the latter part of
the week from their various homes.
Misses Steilman and Westcott from
Caldwell, Miss Robinson Boise Miss
Crowther, Big Willow, Prof Charles,
Montana, Miss Lyon from Lewiston.
The remainder OF the teachers bel
have sixth grade pupils in the ola
school house, moved lately from Val
ley View, which has been newly lit
Ted up for their convenience.
Mrs. P. A. Cregor received word
that Rev. Bachelor, VINO held evang-
clistic meetings here in the II. E.
church year ago last winter, was
fatally i'll of cancer OF tie stomach
and spleen trouble at his home near
Boise.
Messrs. Mum, Shuler and Darneli
returned last week from Mann's
Greek with three fine loads Of der
rick poles from the Forest reserve.
Chas. DUEL has about completed a |
new packing shed IA X 80 in which |
he Will pack his apples this fall. Lat
er he will build cold storage and |
the present building will then be an
annex.
]. F. Carnifex purchased a fine
40 acre tract lying miles south and
two miles east of Ontario last week
and will at once put it in shape to
set to orchard.
J. G. Himler has been suffering
from an affection of the eyes so Sc
rious he could not bear the light
and was unable to be in the B. R.
Fitch store where he is employed.
Harold Prestal has been working in
his place.
Lucy Duell visited friends in Pay
cite last week returning home on
Banks and Allan Kinnison left the
latter part of the week for Mocow
to continue their studies in the
University.
H. E. Robinson was Nampa bus
mess visitor Wednesday.
Little Robert Yost who was operat-
cd on for such a serious case of APP
pendicitis at Holy osary hospital wi
be sufficiently recovered to be TAX
en- home this week.
Elder Small northwestern Kansas
gave a fine address at the Brethren
church Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hall and
baby moved over from their home
tseai, near Ontario, to the home of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Iinck and will remain during the