Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-18

SOuth VI rTultlauu all 10 IrulL trees
The pool hall and confectioners
store was re-cpened under new man
( agement, Anderson and Helms. Twin
Falls. being the new proprietors.
3 Strange as it may seem, the
town was moving along in It's usual
way. while the establishment was
closed.
Mr.. Geo. d. Field travelling shoe
salesman from Galesburg, H., was
in Fruitland Monday. The gentleman
hailed from Mrs. Pardunn's home
town and was an acquaintance Of
her relatives and friends there.
Jim Frazier returned Friday from
Los Angeles where he spent the
winter.
L. II. Ludgrean Of New York City
was looking over our valley last Sat
urday.
E. T. Patterson representing Blake
McFall was a Fruitland visitor last
Wednesday.
J. o. Johnson returned Sunday
from Salt Lake accompanied by John
Anderson Of Heber. Utah. They
reported snow a. POcatello which
3 not hard TO believe. when we
look at the surrounding hills
Harry Smith was over from CAD
wei "Wednesday looking after his
land interest here.
R. B. Shen, Portland avs in Fruit
land Friday.
Water will be tarned in the ditch
es this week. however in view Of the
fine rain, the need for irrigation
no. great.
Mr. and Mrs. F rank Davis and lit
tie Dorothy were over from the
homestead for a visit at the E l.
Davis home Sunday.
All the friends of Miss Maude
Stegal will be delighted TO hear Of
her improved health since going
out on her homestead. Sunday she
was able to walk to Rev. and Mrs
Thorn's, eat a hearty dinner and
walk home.
Fruitland Drug Store presents a
very neat attractive appearance with
its freshly tinted walls.
The material has arrived for the
johnson store and work will be re
sumed at once on the second story.
The contract lease for Fruitland
hotel fell through, therefore the
building is without a renter. Con
the numbers of people who
come to Fruitland every week, the
success Of this enterprise is as
sured if the right party will take
hold of it.
Fay and Earl Shamberger returned
Saturday from Medicine Lodge, Kan
sas. and resumed their school work
The Glass in Agriculture organized
a Potato Club Monday under the
guidance Of Supt- Hughes. Sixteen
will take part, eight on
either side under Hazel Smith a-d
Goldie Magee as leaders They are
to plant 500 hills OF a variety to be
chosen. cut the potatoes, irrigate.
tend and care for them. Similar
clubs are being organized all over
the state and the successful ones
will be the recipients OF some val
liable prizes.
Messrs. Rogers and Bowers are
piping the dicrh in front Of their
homes which will add greatly to
their already attractive appearance
Let the good work go on.
Mrs. Ewing Of ,Letha visited with
Mrs. L. H. Rich and other old friends
the latter part of the week On
SUNDAY the L. H. Rich family. Ira
DalzeT family and Mrs. Ewing were
entertained at the Frank Thompson
home.
Mfr. o. P. Hall returned last week
to Green River. Utah. taking with
him his little six year old grand
daughter. Bernice Swab TO remain
all summer. While here Mr.. Hall
purchased five acres OF land west
of Ontario near Willard Halls place
Mary Anderson of Hooking, Iowa.
arrived Friday for a long visit with
her aunt. Mrs. Len. Griffith
Mr.. Connerly who has been very
i'll at the F. c. Howard home was
taken to Payette Thursday, and
is still a very sick man
Walter Davis. cattle buyer return
ed last week from a business trip
to Salt Lake.
The H. E, Robinson family were
DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained at the l.
B. Makinson home for Sunday din
ner.
The Chas. Duen and Harry Ram
ey families went 10 the home OF MI
and Mrs. F. F. Hurd to spend the
day last Sunday with their parents
and brother, Dr. Web. Hurd who
- fs-S-ha5 his course At Kansas