Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-03-06
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT
conducting it at present.

conducting it at present.
Mrs. Betibeimer and children arriy-
ed Monday from Rayana. Neb., to
take UP their residence On their
land recently purchased from c.
Meyer. Mr.. Betibeimer and son will
arrive in few days with their car
of goods
Tom Murray of Rock Springs has IL
Gated cast of Fru.tland and will
conduct a poultry farm this year. He
recently received a consignment of
Thoroughbred Plymouth Rocks, from
Maine to head his breeding pens. Mr..
Murray is an energetic young man,
thoroughly posted in the. poultry
business and will no doubt show us
how to raise poultry.
A drove of sixty mules belonging
to the Utah-Oregon Construction Co.
went through Fruitland Sunday. They
have been wintered in the Payette
Valley and were being taken into
Oregon.
Gus Davis returned from Westfall
Oregon, last week with 116 head of
cattle, which he is feeding at the
Hanson ranch east Of town.
H. E. Robinsons new residence in
Fruitland is nearing completion. Earl
Cotton is doing the painting and dec
Grating.
Frank Pathael has turned his
school wagon over to Hersehel Shank
who will have charge of the route
for the present. Mr.. Pathael has
moved to the Melcher house south
of Pleasant View school house.
A. H. Mcconnell is packing car
load of apples this week, which he
has sold to eastern parties.
Society Notes Fruitland. ..... $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Puchert enter
tanned 35 of their friends, last Fri
day evening at a 'Hard-times Par
ty," at their home ON Pennsylvania
Avenue. The guests appeared dress
ed in costumes suitable for the occa-
sion and a jolly evening followed,
two "coons" adding to the merri-
Eent. During the evening the
guests were served with mush and
milk, bread and treacle and other
delicious delicacies of the season.
The table was decorated with ban
dana centrepiece. and china collect
ed for the occasion" Several very
amusing stunts" were pulled off, as
each guest was asked to tell a sto-
ry, sing a song or otherwise take a
turn at entertaining. The party
broke up at late hour, with much
praise for their hosts for SO delight
full an evening.
The Grange meeting Friday even
ing proved to be a very profitable
one, the program being carried out
as scheduled. Mr.. Makinson's talk
was good and should prove helpful
as he speaks from actual experience,
with silos and dairy herds.
During the evening two grangers
present, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Royston,
were treated to surprise in the
shape of two delicious cakes, made
and presented by Mrs. N. w. Lewis,
as a reminder of their 31st wedding
anniversary, Feb. q. Mr.. Royston
was SO completely dumbfounded that
he could find no words in which to
express his appreciation. 1t is need
less to say that all their friends join
in congratulations.
Miss Olive Tanquary was hostess
on Friday evening to the members
of the Philathea and Baraca Glasses
of the Baptist Church Delicious re-
freshments were served and a very
pleasant evening was spent in vari-
Gus amusements.
Mrs. N. P. Wilson returned Fri1ay
rom Mountain Home where she
went to visit nephew and to re-
cover from an illness. The Doctor
pronounced her condition a form OF
poisoning and she returned much
improved in health. An erroneous
impression was given when mention
was made of her departure some
weeks since that the aged lady was
an object of charity, the thought In
mind was not physical want, as she
is very industrious when well, ard
does various kinds of work to supply
her few and simple needs but the
loneliness of being bereft of loved
ones, want not to be supplied by
human hands. We gladly and hearth
Ily correct the error.