Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-05-09
BUSY FRUIT. j ITEMS


1 Mothers Circle met Friday after
noon at the school house. The usu
al enthusiasm was manifested in the
papers and discussions. The subjects
Boy Problem by Mrs. Geo Gardner
An Ounce of Prevention by Mrs. c.
Il. Sargent, and an original paper by
Miss Rogers on Practical Co-opera.
ton between home and school were
full of splendid truths that we hope
will result in future good. Misses
Robinson and Westcott and Mrs.
I Madsen gave some splendid instru-
mental music. Little Josephine Par
dunn in voice of surprising sweet
ness sang Always in the Way" and
many a mothers eye moistened at
the pitiful appeal of a lonely child.
She responded to an encore. Little
Black Me-" General discussion of
various topics was taken up.
Miss Ora Mott and her 9Th grade
pupils served dainty refreshments of
fruit salad, cake, and marguerites.
Mr. and Mrs. j. X. Graham spent
Sunday at New Plymouth with her
/ sister. ,lrs. Leo Lingle.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Davis took ad
vantage of the beautiful day and
drove to Little Willow to visit their
| friends the Chatfields.
Mrs. E. w. Welch accompanied by
Mrs Chappiu, Ontario. was in Fruit
land Monday closing out her millin-
cry business in the Robinson store,
as her space is so limited they
fel, they must have the windows for
their own stock display.
Mrs. Manneman was a Payette Wis
itor or Monday.
The Philathea Glass of the NJ. E.
church will meet in social and bus
mess session at the home of their
teacher, Mrs. Robinson Thursday
afternoon. These girls have under
taken to educate a girl N a Mission
school in India, and will begin the
study of I'm and Out of the homes
in India" by Mrs. Lee, the matron
and teacher of this school.
Mr. and Mrs. Kastens and Miss
Mary Giesler of Payette visited Sun
day at the Cary Tussing home.
The ball game at New Plymouth
Sunday resulted in a score of to
in favor of Fruitland.
Marion Kenepp is ill and unable to
attend school.
Mr.. J. E. Shamberger was an over
Sunday visitor to Nampa
Messrs Rogers and J. o. Scritch-
field drove tc their place south west
of Ontario Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Mcconnell went to Payetts
Saturday and brought out his auto
from the garage where it has been
all winter
Mrs. c. Wright and Miss Robinson
drove to New Plymouth Sunday af-
ternoon to call on Mrs. Dr. Drys-
dale.
The Baptist Ladies Aid met last
Thursday with Mrs. L. G. Prestel a
very nice time was had and Mrs.
Prestel served a delicious luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slinker of Payette
visited the last of the week with
their daughter, Mrs. P. A. Cregor.
The road commissioners are doing
some very effective work this
spring putting in cement bridges
grading etc, and think it can not
be said much longer of Fruitland
bench that the roads are the worst !
in Idaho of any in the west.
Mrs. Rolph and little boy from !
Emmett visited the latter part of |
the week with the DUEL and Jesse |
Davis families.
Norman Thompson was Vale Wis |
itor this week for the purpose of
the hot baths there
for the benefit of his rheumatism.
Mr.. F. C. Howard received a tele-
gram last Friday announcing the
death of his only brother, who cele-
brated his golden wedding so re-
Gently at North Bend, Ncbr. While !
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard were back |
there his half brother passed away
and the death of this brother came
as a distinct shock, for he was APP
parently in good health when they
left for home.
A. Stetler and family and Miss Ger
trude Pardunn drove north of Pay
cite about six miles to where Mrs.
Hull has employment and brought
Irene Hull back with them to assist
Mrs. Stetler in the care Of the baby.
A Grimes went the first of the
week to Payette Oregon Slope 70
lay the pipe, preparatory to receiv-
ing the water.
c. H. Sargent and A. Kaessner will
go to Caldwell Friday to represent
the Farmers Mutual Telephone Co.
in the Independent Telephone inter
ests of southern Idaho
Ruth Dracewell entertained a par