Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-29

BUSY FRU|TLAAD ITEMS

church Sunday night. He is a mai
SO years of age and bright of min
and able as a man of so. He wen
from here to Portland.
| The Musical Recital under th'
auspices of the Mothers Club viii
bee given at the NJ. E. church FIJI
day evening So'clock Sept 9Th. AID
mission 10 and % cts.
Fruitland Changers are invited to
the George Frank home Friday
night This is the regular night for
meeting, a fine time is anticipated
Refreshments will be served.
Elizabeth Reed of Payette visited
over Sunday with her friends Mes
danes Arthur Wilcox and T. F.
Harry.
Rev. c. E. Deal left Tuesday for
Twin Falls where he will attend the
annual conference of the Methodist
church which convenes there this
week. AS he a member of the ex-
amining board he will be obliged TO
be absent next Sabbath therefore
the morning service will be in charge
Of the class leaders and the evening
service in the hands of the young
people.
Rev. J. j. Ticknor moved his
household goods from Middleton
this week and will at once begin op-
erations on a neat house 2Sx3G TO
lie built on his farm on Fruitland
Avenue, West of Frank Tichnors
place Next Sunday he will take up
his duties here as pastor of the
Baptist church.
Mr. Lyon, two daughters, son, and
their friend Miss Faulkner left the
last of the week for theeir Mime
apolis home.
H. r. Frost, Mr.. Lyons scn-in-law |
arrived with his wife and two chill |
dren from Spokane and are being !
at Park Ranch until they |
obtain possession of their property |
purchased last week from H. A Rus
sci. The place lies Immediately west
Of Pleasant View school house and
consists of 10 IL acres, consideration
SIC, 900.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Russell will
leave this week for Nebraska where
they will dispose of some property
and then go east to their old Yer
mont home where hey will reside in
the future near their two married
daughters.
Miss Leila Biggs returned Sunday
rom Baker City where she had gone
n response to a message announc-
ng the death of little brother by {
Miss Biggs viii be en-
'loyed during the packing season at
he Sargent & Burnett orchard ano {
will be entertained at the burnett
lone.
Miss Augusta Arts who has been
listing Portland, Seattle, Vancouver,
}. c. arrived fer several weeks visit
nth her cousin, Clara Manneman, d;
efore she proceeds to her home in
;GrroI, Iowa.
Mr.. G. Frazier and wife left last {
yeek for their home in Muskogee, s
after a pleasant visit with (
he ManEeman family. They go via i
california where they will visit his t
rother Mr.. Frazier has made sever '
i trips to Idaho and III time it t
Ooks better to him and thinks next
ime he comes it will be to take up l
heir residence here.
Clarence White of Boise was here !
he latter part of the week in the {
interest of the Britt Lyccum Course. q
those who stood back of the course l
asst year were losers financially
wing to the many obstacles that !
lindered its success, therefore, in /
II probability there will be no
curse this year, unless sufficient SEA t
tickets could be sold to assure it's 7
Gccess.
Mrs Allan Stegall, children and i
er sister Mrs. Smith of New Ply a
south visited Monday with the VIM.
toman family.
Miss Zoe Hall formerly resident o
ere but now residing at Huxton
colorado is renewing old acquaint- {
noes here. u
B. Whealdon is doing some very
improving on his place "
here L. B. Makinson resides. The \
lrge barn is now compleete, except &
ne cement floors. The silo is nearly n
one and now Contractor Yockey
buTAng comfortable room Il
ouse with pcrches and bath. Mrs. \
ockey of Parma Joined her husband d
thursday and will do light house
eeping in the basement of the B. o
Ihealdon house while he is en- s.
loyed here. o
Miss Grace Ligh and Mrs Ernest
Iyers of Boise and Mr.. Myers and o