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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04
Local Meus

G. Syms put in rs hogs and VIM.
Holman 16 too make up carload
which was shipped Tuesday to Port
land, Mr.. Symes going with the car.
Friday afternoon witnessed the
best ball game of the season be
tween F,ruitIano and New Plymouth
high school teams. A large crowd
of rooters were present for both
teams and excitement ran high. Dur
ing the first part of the game New
Plymouth seemed to have the best
of 1t and at the 5th inning the
score stood to in favor of New
Plymouth largely through errors.
In the 9Th lining Lyle Brown went to
the box as pitcher and in this lining
they tied, in the 7th Lyle struck a
home run bringing in two scores
and the crowd went Wild with ex-
element. The teams both did their
best but Fruitland outclassed New
Plymouth and at the end of the ninth
the score stood to in favor of
Fruitland.
Fruitland lineup; Robert Harris,
Lyle Brownp; Lou Ramey 1b; LATE
Royston 2b; Harold Perry 9b; Grant
Gardner If; Amsey Bollinger CT; Wen
dali Stown c; Earl Scritchfield SIS.
During the season our team have
won in the series, two games play
ed with Vale, two Of the three games
in the series with New Plymouth
and lost one and won two from Pay
cite being forfeited by their nom APP
pearance after our boys were on the
ground,
The big ball game between the
Fruitgrowers of Fruitlland and the
business men of Payette is called for
Wednesday afternoon June 10 at the
Canning Factory grounds Payette. 1t
is hoped that good crowd of rooters
will go down and root for the home
team,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04
Little WILLOW News

Let us help New Plymouth cele-
brate the 4th of July. There has boel
some talk of picnic at the sCoats
ranch but a trip to New Plymouth
over the new bridges and to see
something fresh and green we mean
that which is produced by irrigation,
would be treat within itself. Then
to be neighborly and get acquainted
with the people will be good for us,
we might some of us run for office
you know, sometime, so it might be
best to meet oour neighbour. The
valley people here can have dance
later on the platform at the Grove,
but for the 4th let us all go to New
Plymouth.
Haying is in order now everyone
is busy. We don't want rain this
year. The grain is standing the dry
weather. remarkably well so far.
Chas. Nelson of the Heights was
a Boise business visitor last Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. W. R. shrimp and Mrs. A. E
Hartley and boys called on Mrs.
Albert Goats Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Hutchinson and family were
up the valley in the auto last week.
There will be dance at the Nesbit
barn on Big Willow June 5. Every
one invited.
Byron Elan made trip to Mer-
ridain for a short visit with his
parents last Saturday returning Sun
day In plenty 70 time to cause
some one too be in flutter for II
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04
FRIENDSHIP NEWS.

Mrs. ]. E. Wilson received
message Saturday from Boise an
nouneing the sudden death of he
brother in law Brink Ratican Will.
working for neighbor he was tax
en- with a heart attack and hyet
but 20 minutes. Mrs. Wilson lef
for Boise Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Stewart Of
Whitley Bottom were guests at the
]. A. Bates home Sunday.
Mr.. Lee Cooks mother arrived
Thursday from Kansas for an extend
ed visit
]. D. Walker returned Saturday
from California where he spent the
winter in the various sections of the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Yost came down
from Midyale to Falk too see his
mother who mas been very i'll in
Ontario hospital also visiting at the
home of Mrs. Yost parents Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Bates.
Miss Bessie Griep closed very sue
cessful term of school Friday at
Friendship with a picnic that prov
cd surprise all around. She took
her pupils over to Mr.. Strawns place
where she had prepared ice cream
and cake as pleasant surprise. Her
part worked fine but 10 and behold
upon their arrival nearly all the pat
rons had preceded them with a
bundance of ice cream and cake
and surprised the whole bunch
teacher and all. Needless tosay the
occasion was most enjoyable one
with enough and to spare of re-
Carl Bates horse got away from
him Sunday nitched to the buggy
Ind after gyrating around Fruitland
/ while struck out for home when
lie arrived there was not dry hair
IN him but no serious damage other |
wise done to eeither horse or buggy. |
Sunnyside school house was pack
ID to the doors and many out side. |
Thursday night to listen to the |
,rade concert and view the art ex
libit of the past years work under |
Prof Nelson. The glee club was |
ut from Fruitland high school and |
avored US with some splendid mus c
which was very much enjoyed.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT

invitation is extended to all to at
tend.
Rev. Deal was unable at this writ
ing to announce his subjects fer Sun
day Services but the usual service.
of the day will be held to which al
are most cordially invited.
Brethren Announcements.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Preaching IL a. m.
Christian Workers Meeting p. m.
Preaching at p. m.
Al welcome extended to all to come.
ALL the Sunday Schools are plan
ming for Childrens day the second
Sunday in June.
w. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday June
8 in Flower Mission Day at the
home of the superintendent of that
Dept. Mrs. E. Blomstrom.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04
Democratic Rally.

Quite fair sized audience greet
ed ex-governor Hawley and Hon
M. Alexander on their visit to Fruit.
Land Thursday evening in the interest
of their candidacy for democratic
governor for Idaho and U. S. senator
respectively. Mr.. Hawley gave a very
nice talk on national political issues
of the day, namely the tariff Pana-
ma canal tolls question and kind
red topics.
Mr.. Alexander followed with an
equally good address on What is the
matter with Idaho prescribing RENE
dies for the lowering of taxes, the
question of the day.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04
Announcements

Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet Fri
day June IL at the home of Mrs, ].
M. johnson in Payette.
Grange will meet Friday evening
June 12' at the home of the master
T. GA dy social time will be en-
joyed and ice cream and cake viii
be served. Remember the date the
place and the occasion and gran
gers don't miss 1t.
The subject of the morning ser
mon by PASTOR Tickner is What
is truth. In the evening he WI
give lecture on Success which
promises to be very interesting es-
pecially to young people. A cordial
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04
Promotion Day

Friday was promotion day and
with few exceptions the entire school
advanced a step. An unprecedented
record was made by Sth grade under
Miss Apphia Robinson all of the 80
pupils passed with general average
of 92.S and according to letters from
the state superintendent the best IA
the state, further for the semester
they were taking high school sub
jects of IA of these will be in some
of the sophomore classes next year.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04
commencement Nlght.

Commencement held in the Bapt-
list church saw the largest crowd
gathered for any event ever held
in Fruitland and the many visitors
from abroad had highest words Of
praise for the exercises of the even.
ing. The Salutatory by Fern
Linck was well given her theme be-
ing the class motto Nothing with.
out labor. The class address by Rev
Geo. R. varney of Caldwell was
full of witt.cisms facts and truth
his theme being the making of
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04

he didn't bring home a brand new
buggie, horse and harness ali com
plete Now the good roads that
Mr.. Stirm has been Su9t.
will be thoroughly tried out this
summer.
We extend congratulations TO our
neighbor Mr.. John Hardin who was
recently married to Mrs. Hattie
Gilmore of Payette, we have been in
hopes they would come out so we
could show them the real valley spirit
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04
By Mrs. J. H. Spainhower

and Neil and her father F. G. How
ard came doown from Dry Bucl
Thursday last week returning home
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Deihm are re-
ljoicing over the arrival of a boanc'
ing liz pound boy born Sunday, al
are getting along nicely, even da-
dy.
Mrs L E Hall and children were cal
lers at the w H.. Vestal home Mon
day enroute for their hcme at Falks
store after a three weeks absence with
her family at Moscow, Miss Edith
Blomstrom accompanied her home
for the summer.
Mr.. Herbert Tuney came Thurs
day from Salt Lake to jeoin his wife
who came last week tosee her sister
expect to return home in few days
and will take his father Mr.. Tuney
back with them.
C. X. Powell and Lester Brant-
hoover are expected home from Cor
Wallis the last of the week
Bertha Blind accompanied Mics
Rowena Robinson home to Namra
to remain a couple of months CT
longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lockner came
hcme last week from Ironside for a
visit and for the haying season.
Mrs. Chas Bailey and two sons
from Boise are visiting at the home
of her sister Mrs. Laura Bartles.
E. B. Gladish returned Saturday
from three weeks stay at his place
at Grand View.
Mrs. Clyde Davenport ard dau
shter Mildred came last week from
Kansas City to visit her aunt Mrs.
L. q. Taylor
County adviser H. A. ireland and
wife were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Harper Monday night.
Hazel Powell of Payette is spend
ng the week at the home Of her
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Cartwright.
Miss Anna Weatherford is visiting
Vt the Fred Harper home
Galen Bollinger left Tuesday even
ng for Chicago for about a months
isit and attending to business matter
# personal nature upon his return
is sister will accompany him and
'erhaps others.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Fisher moved las
Wednesday into the E. A Blair house
ust completed.
Mrs. Heap of Letha is visiting her :
aughter Mrs. Frank Barnard.
Lewis Eaton Hosea and Fray .
hafer were out from Payette last
eek guests at the j. NJ Royston n
ONE.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. ]. Tickner attend
/ the memorial services at Ontar-
Saturday. =
AL Schiller Margaret Schiller =,
I'D Cora Alderman of New Plymouth :,
ere guests of the ziehger Bros. =,
lnday
Royston boys. ]. M Royston and y,
w. Young attended the ball !,
lme at Vale Sunday. =,
Mrs Cross and Mrs. w. R. Williams -
NJ 10 slsenS 9I9M 9lle6Bd 10 IN
Id Mrs. DaveWilliams Monday. =;
j. o. ScritchfieId left Tuesday for n
ortland for a short visit. =,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04
School Notes
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
MEMO RABIE ONE.

/ O'NGs
| Public interest has centered in
cur school the past week the elise OF
the most successful year in our hist.
cry and we believe placing our
school in the ranks with the very
best in the state.
Glass Night.
Wednesday night was class night the
exercises teld in the BAPTIST church
which proved in adequate to hold the
large crowds who attended the Pre-
grams of the week. The church was
beautifully decorated in potte1 plants
pennants notices and flowers the
work of the sophomore class.
Robinsors Orchestra gave Vesper
Bells as an opening number and
surpassed themselves this was follow
ed by the High School march by
mixed chorus. The surprise of tie
evening came in the sophomore cl9ss
with garlands of roses making an aisl
and arch for the entrance of the
GRADUATES Will USduliul SIeCl- nc
program waas very fine and spoke
we'll for the PERSONAL CT class of IA.
The orations "Gleanings from Ben
Hur" by Esther Johnson and "Open
Sesame" by Emil Schmid We're
well thought out delivered. "Class
Roll" by Grant Williams was pro
phetic of a bright future and witty
as we'll as entertaining ''Class WIFI
by Alice Perry bequeathed to the
high school their dearest belongings
and many of the peculiarities of the
out going class that should be pre-
served to the school Hazel Smith
gave some good advice to under class
men. Wilma Bollinger gave a De
clamation in German, Die Wacht der
Iebets pure in accent and well rem
Tered. The chorus in Sea Songs"
was truly inspiring. Class songs by!
both seniors and sophomores were
original reproductions and sung with
rue class spirit, all the music of the
evening showing the advancement
made the past year.
Industrial EXHIBIT
Thursday large number of pat
ons visited the school and listened
o the concert in the different grades
conducted by Prof, Nelson AID
iewed with interest and no little sur
rise the splendid exhibits in art
rom LIST grade to high school man.
al art and domestic art.
In the manual training dept was
ound Morris chairs porch swings
library tables magazines stands many {
Their articles of furniture showing :
plendid workmanship and a credit to 4
be pupils and teacher Supt. Cotton. II
The exhibit in domestic art was d
lilly as interesting and comprised {
from plain sewing to t
nest embroidery it was almost be- '
ould be found and far more sensible
ould have come from the hands
f girls Is and 10 years of age. The
raduates made their entire outfits
nd were as neat and dainty as
ould be found nd far more sensible =,
nan is so often the case where
ivalry in finery is the paramount
uestion.
The best of the exhibits in ali
mes are to be taken to the fairs /.
nd later to San Francisco.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04
Society Notes


i Mrs. Selvedge was hostess to
finely appointed birthday Dime
Sunday in honor of her husbands an
Iniversary day These to enjoy thu
occasion were Messrs and Mesdsme.
y. Hostettler, C. c. Powell, Harry
Powell and Ira Dalzell and Mss
Beechley Mrs. Harry and Miss Beech
ley each presented a beautiful birth
day cake.
The ladies of the school board
assisted Mrs. A. B. Eldredge in a
pleasant social evening at tie
home of the president of the board
A. B. Eldredge Tuesday evening
last week in honor of the teachers.
All the teachers were present Is in
all and a delightful evening spent
in social conversation ard music.
Delicious ice cream and cake was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Tussing enter
tanned too a delightful lawn party
Tuesday evening for their yourg
married friends the invitations bear
ing the message back to sweet six
teen. The lawn was brilliantly light
ed with electric lights and youthful
games prevailed, Punch was served
thru out the evening and a festival
of strawberries and cake later re-
freshed the guests. Those invited
were Messrs and Mesdames wilson
Puchert, Hansel, Pete Johnson,
Swank Jack Johnson, Andy johnson,
Frank Rands Lester Rands, Chas.
Rich, Dalzell, Kaessner Starr,
Wright, Stout, Otto Deihm, H. E.
Tussing Campbell, Rauert, Taylor
and Mr.. Freed Rodgers, Mrs. Silpha
Puchert, Mrs. Rrocklehurst, Eleanor
Rodgers, Irene Puchert Mr.. and Mrs.
]. C. Giesler, Mary Giesler and Arthu,
circuit, Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Tussing.
A Pleasant Birthday Surprise
The Pleasant View Embroidery Ciuf
were the peri etrators of a very plea
SAINT surprise Wed. P. NJ. on one of
their number Mrs. H. r. Frost ON the
occasion of her birthday anniversary.
The surprise was cleverly arranged
md the little hostessl completely over
xhelmed as one by one her friends |
lropped until twenty one were |
PRESENT The time was spent in sec
al chat while some piled the needle
n dainty embroidery. A beautiful
cake the work of Mrs.
larry Powell surrounded by 20 can
Hes graced the table and as suit
BILE getting a handsome lunch cloth
he gift of the guests was presented
Irs. Frost. Refreshments of sherbet
nd many delicious kinds of cakes
Tere served. The departing CUES S
rished the hostess many more such
Apply birthdays. Each member had
invited one guest as follows, Mes
ames, Enberg, Chas. Rich, Starr,
ialzell, H. E. Robinson, McHenry, h
:. Richardson, Deal, Spainhower w. |,
Russell, L. H. Rich and Mrs. VIII 3,
ans and Mrs. Morris mother and
ister of Mrs. Geo Childs from N.
akama the club members present ;
-ere Mrs. Winters and Lillian Mes
ames H. Powell F. Thompson Childs,
'homas and Stephens
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hanmack er :
to q delightful Z o'clock
inner parity Thursday evening. Tee
lble was beautiful in china and
liver and decorations of pink roses..
he dinner served in courses was all
hat could be desired Those pres
mt were Messrs and Mesdames Waite
'ence, Harry Pence, Tom Dotson
liss Mary Weir, Archie and Tom
Weir, Ray futile and Mr.. Delaney of
-ansas and Miss Nellie Weir in
hose honor the dinner was held up
n her return from South Dakota.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04

WANTED-Five Thousand
Hens. Advance in price. For
full information phone OBJ
Headquarters for best prices
in Valley.
4tf Berry
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04

For Sale or Trade-Planit Jurior,
Orchard Cultyator with all attach
ments including discs will sell or
trade for anything worth the money.
21t3 H. E. Golden, Phone 2s2 blk 2
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04

CATTLE
Cattle liquidation somewhat lighter
compared with week ago, with inn
proved demand for besf supplies.
Steer market particularly firm. Bes.
light, hay fed steers selling $3.50 to
us, grain fed stuff brought $500 t
S.25 and featured the session. AL
butcher classes ruled firm.
HOGS
Market pened steady to firm Mon
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04

day, but eased off somewhat by mid
week. The bulk of best light swire
selling at the markets close at $50.
SHEEP
Sheep house business arabic dur
ing the week. steady at times and
again slow. Best Valley yegriings
ewes and spring lambs scld firm
for the first half, but closed a
shade weaker. The following r.rge
of prices covers the market Frisay
morning. Lambs 1925; Valley year
ungs $500: Ewes s4.s5 to $50.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04
LIVE STOCK REPORT.

Receipts for the week have been
Cattle $40, calves 101, Hogs S40S
Sheep 4,4S7.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04

Public interest has centered il
cur school the past week the elise Of
the most successful year in our hist
cry and we believe placing oui
school in the ranks with the very
best in the state.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-04

Market pened steady to firm Mon
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-02-02
HOLD LAST MEETING.
Women Crowd Main Street Friends
Church.

BY 2:1b o'clock Sunday afternoon
the East Main Street Friends church
was completely filled with women
who had gathered to attend the last
of a series of women's meetings beid
by the women members of the Honey
we'll party. The song and devotional
service was In charge of Miss Lamont.
A large chorus of women's voices
sang a number Oh the old hymns Mrs.
Clase was at the piano. Mrs. Warren
Lacey and Mrs. E E Meyer sang
The Light of His Beautiful Love-
in an excellent and praiseworthy
manner.
In a brief manner Miss Lamont
took this time to thank the ushers in
charge Of Mrs. Edwin Crawford and
all women who assisted in making
this series of meetings a success.
Miss Duke concluded the song serv-
ice by singing a beautiful solo.
Mrs. McCombe told the story for
the afternoon in an interesting man.
ner. She took her text from Genesis
24:15: And it came, to pass that be-
fore he had done speaking, that be-
hold, Rebekah came out, who was
born to Bethuel the son of Micah
the wife Of Major, Abraham's brother
with her pitcher upon her shoulder. "
Mrs. McCombe told of the many
quaint customs Of the day and how
Abraham sent his old servant to find
wife for his son and the servant de-
cided to take the first maiden who
came to the well and gave him drink.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-02-02
SPEAKS OF ETERNAL LIFE.
Evangelist Succeeds In Bringing "a
to Front Saturday Night.

Following the demonstration OF
Evangelist Honeywell that only eter.
nal life will satisfy the longing. uni
versal in human hearts. twenty-five
persons went to the front after the
Saturday evening sermon. An audi
ence of two thousand persons, the
smallest of the week, heard the ex.
position of the gospel
In the crowd were special deIega-
tions from the Richmond Casket
company, the F. & N. Lawn Mower
company and the Insurance men. The
town of Greensboro was represented
by about fifty persons
For the life and soul OF every man
and woman there are two bidd ers
the evangelist said. The devil offers
eternal death, while Christ extend
the promise of eternal life
The desire for eternal life is in
every person and nothing but eternal
life will satisfy, he pointed out. No
ney, fame, honor, and personal charm
will not satisfy the longing of the
soul. The individuals who have stood
out in the world have had to die, as
other mortals. Their money, fame
honor. or personal charm has not
saved them from the grave.
No one but Christ can promise eter.
nal life. Rev. Honeywell said The
physician, the philosopher, the elec
tricians and millionaires are all pow
erless before death. They can not
stay his hand
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-02-02

AS Rebekah approached he saw that
she was comeIy and good to look upon
and SO he asks her for q drink. He
asks her who she is and she answered
a am Rebekah" He then asks for a
nights lodging and IL was given him.
Later he returns to his old home with
Rebekah who is given in marriage to
Abraham's song.
Mrs McCombe said that to her Alb
raham was the type of the heavenly
father and Isaac the beloved son a
type of Jesus Christ and the servant
the type of the Christian people. 1t
is the way with the women of Rich
mond today who have named Jesus
N:1 -ist and so many have not
Chris; is calling. Have yon
received Him today? If not,
G0n't delay. as this win be the LAST
opportunity. There are many who
we have bken PRAYING for during
these meetings and Gaey nave been
led to Christ, but there are many more
VINO have rot heedad the call We
cannot serve unless we strengthen our
hearts As kbranarns servant
Christ says to the many Rsbesahs Of
today Wilt THOU Go With Me- Moth
ers if you are seeking husband for
your daughters seek one with per-
feet character. Don't look for wealth
and position.
In Closing, Mrs. McComne told sew.
eral stores which brought tears 20
the eyes OF uanv. IN the after serv-
ice nineteen persons acknowledged
their faith.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-02-02
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