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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-28
sAccALAUREATE service

A large audience listened TO the
inspiring message Rev. ]. J. Tiekuel
in the Baccalaureate address to TIE
senior class of Fruitland high s>ho-l
Sunday evening at the Baptist
church.
Cut flowers and potte1 pla-ts
made pleasing effect ard as
the nine young graduates came in
and tock their places it is with psrd-
5nable pride We see Class CT IA
complete their high school work.
Rev Tickner chose for his text
Prov. 3, 13 Happy is the man that
dndcth wisdom and the man that
getteth understanding giving wise
counsel for the shaping Of their
future
The music was in charge Ct Prof.
T. Il. Mellon and net vita keen En-
joyment as we listened 70 the sp'ez-
did chorus and other pIe7sipg num-
bers. Quite number were out from
Payette fer the service
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-28
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT

will be given and a pleasant time
assured A cordial Invitation is ex
tslde1 to al ladies O. the community
Next Sabbath Z Ger L. H Ely Is
to 49,! b -1Ipit at tie Baptist
church at the mornirg serm-. In tie
evening Rev. Oliver Hover will
preach the sermon. A large attel-
dance is hoped for. All invited.
Sunday School at Brettre1 church
10 O'Clock. Preaching at II o'clcck.
Christian Workers meeting O'Clock
Preaching at O'Clock. All ma e
welcome to the services.
The subject Of Sunday mornings
sermon at the Methodist church BY
Rev. C. E. Deol will be Ought a
Christian to go hungry in a land Of
plenty. Special muse by the girls
quartette
The evenings lesson will be The
cost and reward Of friendship. 4 cord
ial invitation is extended TO al.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-28
BY Mrs. j. H. Spainhower

Sunday at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Cary Tussing.
Mrs Tom Hartung of Paye.te cams
Tuesday to visit few days with hel
daughter Mrs. Warren Dorithy upo1
her return Mary the little grand
daughter will go for a visit with
grandma.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Albee ard chi :.
rem Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Shaw and
their guests Mr.. Geo. Ditch a. d
daughter Rena and Mrs. Ere Lovet
and son Joined the V. o. Wainwrigl I
family in Payette Sunday in a
family reunion. twenty-five beng
present for the affair.
Mr.. Al Schiller and Mss Margaret
Schiller the Misses Alderman ard
Vera Watcher Of New Plymouth
spent Sunday at the c. B. Henggler
home.
Mrs. Shafer and Hazel and Mark
came Monday from Payette 20 spend
the week at the Royston home.
The wind storm Saturday blew
Tom Dotsons barn over the barn at
The school house and several small J.
or buildings around the country.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-28
FRIENDSHIP NEWS.

]. A Bates is now conTalescent
from q two weeks illness.
Sunnyside school are to have a.
exhibit of their art work Thursday
night and concert conducted by
Prof. Nelson showing the work doEe
in the music classes. Next year
the school board will add manual and
domestic arts to the school curri-
cuIum thus enabling those in the
outside schools TO resolve the same
work as central school
Ira Wilson who has been attending
school at Boise returned home tbs
week.
Mutual Renfit Club disbasded for
the summer.
That furry cane Saturday so filed
the Farmers ditch with weeds that
ditch rider NJ. NJ Hurst, Robert
Smith, NJ. Hezeltine and VIM. Ho-
man worked for hours to clear the
stream. A derrick and hay fork
was used al the head gates and Mr.
Hurst rode the length of the ditch
to Payette river and also rode the
ditch to Whitley Bottom pulling up
at home 2 o'clock Sunday morning.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-28
School Notes

Individually and col ectiv ely public
interest centers in the scLo-l this
week. Its something doing every
minute throughout the week until
late Saturday night.
I Committees OF Mothers Circle
about four to a grade served ice
cream and cake OF the entire s-hool
Friday. which we assure you was
properly appreciated, as you 10
doubt judged it was disposed of.
Fruitland High School ni-e ate
ice cream and then went to New
Plymouth in C. H. Sargents car FIJI
day. The rest of the story IS sad
to relate the game was hard fought
standing l to 0 in favor of Plymouth
and in the series Plymouth won 2
out of games. They outo known
better than to eat so much ice ere
am
Miss Alma Crowther was just dying
to entertain the teachers of Robin-iE-
Crow-Cot at her home at Little
Willow the weekend and they were
real anxious TO be elteTtained toe,
but therein lies the story. Mr..
Croyther came down in the car and
gaily they salllied forth to conquer
distance near New Plymuth where
the spring rains had been, they stuck
in the mud and along toward twilight
they chug chugged back to Fruitland
to begin anew Sunday morning this
time Payette way, which was but
repetition of Saturdays story and
they returned home tired but happy
in the thought they did their best.
Miss Apphia declares she wasn't in It
Miss Edna Hall came over from
Caldwell Saturday to look over her
work as domestic science te-ccer
for next year and engaged rooms
with Mrs. n. P. Jockey.
Eighth grade has made record to
be proud of this year having finish
ed eighth grade subjects except two
at the end of the first semester and
taking up Algebra Book-keepiuk
Physical Geography and Agriculture
in the Freshmen year the eni e
grade of 81 pupils has passed. vi tn al
average of s2H per cent
Vera johnson, Ida Blind AID Free
Schults had an average Ct 81. Helen
Mcclure 90. Ted En6erg, Mildred Day
and Velma Spainhower So.
The Athletic Association hal a
good crowd out for their entertaic-
ment Saturday, very good Pre-
gram was given and plenty OF ice
cream and cake, Netting the boys s11
to straighten UP their financial af-
fairs.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-28
Local NeUs

Quite a number Of oar fruit grower:
are making improvements on their
residences.
Prof. and Mrs. T. R. Nelson we
are informed are soon to move from
Payette TO Santa Rosa AID with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingard will make them
selves comfortable in the packing
house, while fire 10 room house,
with all modern conven.ences IS be
ing built for them to reside in. The
old house is to be remodled and used
in the new structure. n. P. Yockey
and his men have the contract
John Rands is having his residence
remodeled and a kitchen and porch
es added. Colwell and wilson doing
the work.
Work has begun on the basement
and re-moeling of the Brethren
church.
H. J. Puchut is re-painting his resi-
dence.
N. s. Felthouse is remo1elng AID
plastering his residence which will
be very neat and convenieat when
D. D. BoIlinger dong the
work.
Frank Thompson is pas ering and
his residence.
Mr.. Salradge is painting Ira Da'-
zells house remodeled last fan the
color used similar to the former color.
Gus Davis came in from Rock
Creek Wednesday with 80 head of
fat steers sold to the Ontario butch
ers. These are from the bunch
brought from Arizona last fall ard
he states take to Idaho climate and
bunch grass like fish to water.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-28
Southeast of
Payette

Mrs. James Horn went 70 Council
Wednesday. She returned Saturday re
porting 3 delightful visit among her
friends.
Miss Lucy Wager was visiting al
the Harrington home one day last
week
Mrs. Earnest Stain IS able TO be
back 10 her home again.
Mrs. Mossmans mother and sister
arrived in Payette one day last week
from Midvale. they viii spend a few
weeks in the valley.
The school children of district No.
ended their 9 months school with
picnic on Friday. The children ar
rived at the school house and went,
from there to the Wilson ranch
where they played games and tried
to catch 9 few fish
A bountious lunch was served by
the young ladies consisting Of fee
cream and cake. After enjoying q
good time they returned home late
in the afternoon. Mr.. Hooker their
teacher being the chaperone.
Ms. R. P. Purcell was with Mrs
McCombus and family one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kilinge-biehl spent
Sunday at the Strohbehn home.
Mr.. VIII Wells has a large force
of men st work getting the land read,
TO plant corn
Mr.. John c. Giess'er is drilling 8
well on his home stead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kieser and
children were visiting at the Allen
ranch last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Golden and family
were visiting with Mr. Golders mothe-
last week
Miss Morine and Mr.. Walter Bivens
made q trip to weiser Saturday TO
spend Sunday with some Of Their
friends.
Ms. Hollsnd is visiting at the
Ben Ashley home fer few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horn spent Sunday
at the Stain ranch.
i Mrs. Holto was visiting with Mrs.
lKilingerbiehl one day last week.
| Mr.. VIM. Bivens is laying foundat
ion for a new house.
Iva and Fannie Horn were visitirs
with Dorothy Kleveuger Saturday.
;. Mr.. and Mrs. Kflingerbiehl were
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Holtc Sun
day.
! Miss Katie Diedericksen is visit'ns
with her mother at the Harsen raDch
Mr.. Henry wiedner is Very busl
now DAYS working with bis bees a
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-28
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker fryn
wesssr Idaho came over in al auto
mobile TO visit WITH Mr. and Mrs
Ben Ashley Sunday.
Ms A. L Mathis was listing with
Mrs. Parson one day last week
Mss Dorothy kleveager IS visiting
at the Golden home $ few days tas
week
MIS-. McGrievie living near sasid
Holo had the misfortune OF hsi
pnmp breaking down leaving them an
2hcut twenty head Of hogs and some
cattle without water. So it was Resss
sary TO have Mr, Dick Purcell
hawI water from the valley for tenn.
Miss Dolly McGrievie v'sissi with
Mrs. Clyde Currin, over Saturday AID
Sunday.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-28
WHITLEY soTTom NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Hurd and Mss
Martin spend Sunday at Nysss with
Mrs. Hurds parents Mr.. and Mrs
Adams.
The C. E. Stewart and L. ]. Meekel
family were entertained at the H.
]. Thorp home Sunday to fine
dinner with all the delicacies of the
season such as spring chicken straw
berries etc.
c. E. Stewart drove to Payette
Friday with Mr.. Rogg the carpenter
who built the Ham bungalow.
]. H. Boor took Mr.. Ham TO Pay
cite Saturday and LETT for his hons
at Spokane after a two mouths STAY
in the valley. Z
Mr.. Brasweu was working Il
Ontario at his trade last week
Mrs. J. w. Boor and Mrs. Chas
Lockner and George Locker wer'
visitors at the ], H. Boor home Mo-
day.
Hurrah for the rains. 1t bring
Joy to the heart of the dry farmer.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-28

they have been swsrming very live J
the last few days
Mrs. Tom Barns was called 70
Shoshons Falls Idaho on account OF
the Illness Of her brother that d ed
he next day after she arrived there
with spotted fever
Mr.. Kenvard and family have
moved oouS from town 10 their ranch
st the mouth Of Little Willow
The Ida-ore. Light and PoSeC Co.
had the mishap OF two Of their wires
breaking on Sunday at the sshool
house and for tims it was danger
Gus TO pass. The Company put
man there 10 watch til their nen
came &ere 20 repair the line.
Mrs. Baker returned cme rem
Boise where she underwent a. OF
Grafton for sppendizidus- She s
doing nicely at the present writing.
Miss Elem Carsen is spepdirg
few days with her friend N IS ETmo
Hennirgseu.
Mr.. Hansen, Katie Diedricksen arc
Leona Diedricksen let fer Starkel
Hot Springs where Mrs. Hansen Il
for rheumatism
Miss Emma Carson came cut las
week to visit with Mrs. Antoz'
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-28
Society Notes

4 pretty little party was giYeI tEi-
day evening at RobiE-Cr5w-Sos en-
plimentary to Miss Rowena RSbi1-
son whose engagement w6s a-nou1o-
ed to Mr.. Robert G. WiRdler of Gin
cinnati Ohio the marriage to ike
place in July at the home OF the
bride in Nampa, alter which they
will make their home at Duluth Minn.
and within the next year will take
up their residence on Mr.. WiadlerS
pineapple ranch on the Is.e of Pines
about 40 miles from Cuba.
The rooms were daintlly decorated
in pink and white the pink rose AID
locust blossoms with their fern
like leaves making an artistic effect
The table was very pretty in its
china and silver, the silver candle
sticks a gift of the groom to be.
Covers were laid for twelve. The
guests being the lady teachers of
Fruitland. Place cards bore the rame
of each guest and on the other SIDE
the announcement of the engage
ment written in lemon juice which
was revealed by the heat from the
candles on one was a heart for the
next bride to be the lot falling TO
Miss velva Grimes. Those Of the
party were, Misses Alma Crowther,
Velva Grimes, Emma Kess ler, Bowers
Jessie Talbot Apphia Robinson Mi d.
red Steelman, lola Westcott, Els Q
Schmid, Rowena Robinson Eleano
Rodgers and Bessie Griep.
The freshmen class surpr sed their
adviser Miss Rowena Robinson at
the home of their classmste, Lols
Carpenter, Monday evening the
party going out in school wagon.
A jolly time was spent in games aId
fun and abundance of ice cram
and cake was served The class
presented Miss Robinson with a
silver butter knife and sugar she'll
as token of regard for her efforts
in their behalf.
Miss Mildred Steelman entertain.
ed to an informal affair Monday e-e :
ing the sophomore class in honor Of
her sister Mss Eleanor Stee,mal
who is sophmore at Caldwell. The
time was spent in planning tie CO
corations for commencement o.
which the sophs have fell charge
and playing games and making canoy
A jolly time prevailed.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-28
Little WILLOW Neus

The picnic given by the teacher an
pupils of the Eastside school was Z
very successful affair. Everyone cams
out and joined the crowd with a res.
picnic spirit. The place was ideal be
ing on Indian Greek near the Stirn
ranch The usual good dinner was
served with lemonade and was fol
lowed by hiking p the Canyon, where
the rattlers are numerous. Upon
returning TO the picnic grounds,
Miss Kenward passed the orar ges to
the crowd. And when we were all
homeward bound a wind and rain
storm came up which was much az
preciated. But we have promised
Miss Kenward 10 go another year.
The gentle rain Of Saturday an
Sunday done lots Of good up through
the valley and it was surrey baz1y
needed. Let US have more rain ard
"a bountifuI harsest viii be tie result
Numerous hog buyers have ben up
the valley lately, mostly from Ontario
There seems 10 be a shortage on the
fat hog just at the present time.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Curtin were
Ontario visitors last Saturday and
Sunday visiting with their daughter
and husband Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Garry Hurst we're
down to Payette Saturday afternoon
in their auto.
The Misses Zeta and virgie Hodge
we're visiting their cousins at the
Roe ranch last week.
Miss 10 Kenvard and her sisters
Ruth aid Myrna are AT work on the
ranch and expect TO remain there
all summer.
4 fencing bee was the latest event
and that happened at the rarch OF
Mrs. R. E Olsen last Sunday. Mrs
W.R- shrimp Mr. and Mrs a E
Hartley and boys and Water shrimp, |
All went over to the ranch AID built
! fence around her grain. They all
worked and nearly completed fe1ci-g
en- acres in less ttanaday.
Andrew Solosatal and his outfit /
Ire hauling wool to Payette this
week
Clyde Currin has just finished the
.ontract for the wool hauling for 4
dr. Doubleday. Tom WindIe assisted
lin with the work
Having VIII soon be the order OF tn
sy in Little Willow Valley. EFery-
ne is preparing 10 get busy. This
s much earlier than usual
VIM Stirm is still busy with the
Dad building in the upper end Of
he valley. let the good WORK go on
The board of the Little wilIcw r.
igation Co. requests everyone TO be
resent at the next meeting on Tues
lay at the Hurst ranch.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-28
Announcements

Lutheran ladies aid viii serve luuch
in Payette circus day June IN tie
Chase building north o; SarSoris shoe
store. good substantial lunch Is cts.
Ice cream and cake 10 cts,
The ladies aid of the Baptist church
will entertain in q social afternoon
Thursday June at the home OF
Mrs, ], H, Spsinhover, a program
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-28
Baptist Minister resigns.

After successful pastOTste OF
two years, during which time the
beautiful new church edifice has
been built aand the membership in
the church increased almost by half.
Pastor ]. ]. Tickner surprised his
congregation at the close of the ser
vice Sunday morning by handing il
his resignation TO take effect the
first Of September. Rev. Ticker
after that time VIII continue to re
side in the field at his home on
Fruitland Ave. as one with the church
until such time as he sses TT to again
take q pastorate.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-28

WANTED-Five Thousand
Hens. Advance in price. For
full information phone 63J
Headquarters for best prices
in Valley.
4tf J. Weldon Berry.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-28
WELL DRILLING

Get Lundt and Davis 10 drff your
well. Prices right Terms rsasona-
BILE. Satisfaction guaranteed. Adj
dress Box 14a r. R. Ne. :. Payette.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-28

Pasture for horses and COWS. Mrs
c. a. Berding, phone ss4 black l.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-28

frevziiing direction Of winds SEQ Il
E. +. ALLEN. Observer.
Ellsworth American., 1914-03-25

sfAssEr.


Misc Celia Wilson retained from Sew
YORK last week
DR.. @. w. Anderson has returned from
New YORK, and Miss Helen Clark from
Nsdwsy, Mass
Special meetings are being held this
week, with Rev Mr. Erb, OF Greene, hslp-
ing Pastor Dresser.
VIII Ward, Capt Harry Wilson and
David Malonson have gone TO Nova Scotia
after Mr.. Wards vessel, the Merits Perry.
Capt. William Ksene and wife are plan
ming to go 10 Duck Island light in April.
Mr.. Keene to act a. assistant Iight-kseper.
The ladies' aid society of the Methodist
society met with Mrs. A E. Foss March
IS. Dainty refreshments we're served
The society VII meet ritn Mrs Elmer
Stanley next
Tennyson Brown will move his family
TO Port Clyde, where be mas employment
Thomas Norwood has purchased the house
vacated By Mr. Brown and owned By
Everett G. Stanley.
March q LILAC.
Charles Haynes, Of this place, was called
TO Goaldsboro by the death of relative.
Mr.. Allen, proprietor of Ocean House,
reports favorable outlook for the coming
season.
Orrin Fernsid, who went to the Eastern
Maine general hospital for an operation
for appendicitis short time sgo, "a ex-
pected home tomorrow. Elmer Consry
has had charge OF mis- barber shop during
his absence.
This town at the annual to~l meeting
voted TO lease a shore privilege near the
steamboat landing at Southwest Harbor,
and maintain town landing and floats,
to BE- built and in readiness by June /.
This will be greatly appreciated by permz-
Bent and summer residents.
The grammar and primary schools
closed March %. Miss Eleanor /. Stover,
of Orland, taught the grammar, and Miss
Nellie Webster, of Bucksport, the pri-
mary. They have given excellent sstisfac-
tion in the two terms they have taught
here. They left for their homes for the
two weeks vacation. The grammar school
has had good record of attendance of the
thirteen pupils enrolled. Those perfect
in attendance for two terms are Morris
Dolliver, Evelyn Hopkins, Mildred Hop
kins. James Hancock, Julia Hancock and
Franklin Ward. John Hopkins and Pearl
King we're perfect in attendance the Last
term John Soyes has been absent only
one-haf day for the two terms.
March q. SPEC.
Ellsworth American., 1914-03-25
remains wers taken to 5oath Goaldsboro
for interDsnt.
March 70. ;.
sALIsBURY cOvE.

Mrs. Lester Mcfarland has been at Bar
Harbor.
CIarsnee Alley IS in WsssrviIie visiting
his brotner Chester.
Mrs. Agnes Mayo. Of West Eden, visited
at the parsonage last week.
Miss sue Haynes DsLaittre is at home
from Csstine normal school for two weeks.
William DeLaittre, who has been em-
pIoyed in Dsanysviile through the winter,
Is home.
ceylon Emery, wife and daughter Hiida,
who have BEEN visiting in Boston and
New York, are home.
The mission social Friday evening was
decided success. The. .''Chinese .Laan-
dry'' and the armenian Peddler" at
trseted much attention. The society is
grateful for liberal patronage.
One Of the social events Of the season
was the party given by Miss Georgia Nc
FsriaDd on Monday, March 1s,.. to cele-
brate the twelfth anniversary Of her birth.
Fourteen guests were entertained most
delightfully."-. Two huge birthday cakes,
beautifully decorated with appropriate
inscriptions. together with other dainty
refreshments, were served. Many pretty
gifts were given the young hostess. Miss
Georgia was assisted in receiving By her
sister, Miss Sadie, who knows just how 10
entertain.
March q K.
Ellsworth American., 1914-03-25

flock OF sheep, several hogs and flock
OF hens. At PittsfieId the house OF j. Nj
Rolfe was struck and badly damaged.
The first prosecution under the Maine
law enacted in 1911, compelling manu-
featuring concerns to pay their employees
weekly, was begun to- day when warrant
was served upon Fred 81. Harvey, manager
OF the Ii. IL. Harvey Manufacturing Co.,
tool manufacturers, of Augusta, for
alleged violations. The complaint was
made by John F. Connolly, State commits
sioner of labor and State factory inspector
Mrs. Harvey Foust, of Belfast, who was
one OF the victims of the fire Sunday
in which her four-year- child was
burned to death, is in critical condition
in the Waldo county hospital, suffering
with severe burns on the face, neck, chest
and back. The child's clothing caught
fre from a stove, and the mother was
burned in trying to save the child. Mon,
day morning she gave birth to child
that did not live.
Ellsworth American., 1914-03-25
HANCOCK.

Kenneth Crabtree is home from Hebron
academy.
Miss Lillian Scammon is visiting in
Prospect Harbor.
Henry johnson spent the weekend in
Machias with his parents.
Alonzo Abbott is visiting his son, DR..
e. @. Abbott, in Portland.
Miss Carolyn Crabtree is lhome from
Pennington normal school.
Mrs. Galen Young waited c. II. Abbott
and wife in Bangor last week.
Elmer Tower, of Southwest Harbor, was
a recent guest Of Frederick johnson.
Mrs. Ellen Graf btree is in Portland visit
ing her daughter, Miss Gertrude Crabtree.
Miss Vera Fernaid. of Franklin, re-
Gently visited her sister, Mrs. G. p. Cook.
Miss Marion Marsh, of Holden, was a
recent guest at the home of w. 8. Stratton
and wife.
Mrs. o. w. Foss is in Bangor, called
ter, Mrs. c. II. Abbott.
w. s. Strarton, who for the past year
has been employed as steward on the
schooner Horatio Baker, is home.
Capt. .. l.. Crabtree, who has spent the
winter at home, left last week TO take
command OF bis schooner, the Alice J.
Crabtree.
DIR. Howard Crabtree, who for the past
two years has been connected with the
Massachusetts general hospital, Boston, is
visiting his parents, Fl. q. Crabtree and
wife.
March %. C,