Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-09-17

r of the absent ones altho the person
: mel of the residents has changed on
l ly one of the familiar faces now gree
/ is us. Those who now make up this
happy family are Mrs Churchill and
her daughter Miss Gale Churchill
Miss Fay Sutton and Miss Apphia
Robinson, Miss Agnes Hall will have
rooms with Mrs N. p Yoekey and
take her meals at the cottage.
Miss Dora Bowers is nicely estab-
lished at her former boarding place
with Mrs. R. G. Wilson and Prof.
Dewhirst will also take his meals
there.
I Prof. and Mrs. Mcintosh are in the
Bowers house very comfortably es abb
lished. Miss Pearson is with Mrs.
Rowse and Miss Wright at the home
of her brother DIR. Wright, Miss Edna
Harris and her sister are doing light
housekeeping in rooms above Fruit
land Mere Store and the rest Of
the teachers are fortunate in beng
able to live at home.
Mrs. J. o. Scritchfield enter taired
to dinner Sunday the family from
Robin Crow-Cot, Mrs. Church II, NJ SIS
Gale Churchill, Miss Fay S ton,
Miss Agnes Hall, and Miss Apphia
Robinson.
The CHEEKY Sth grade room is de-
cidedly attractive with its newly
frescoed wall, brightly vanished
desks, beautiful potted plants, fresh
laundered curtains and canary birds
with their happy songs Can any
thing pleasanter be imagined than
room such as described in which to
spend the nine long months of school.
The pupils furnished a neat mould
ing for the drop ceiling and when
the promised piano is installed Sth.
graders will be the envy of all be-
holders. but don't envy, Get busy.
The school house at Sunlyside
ing in honor of the school board tina
gave to Sunnyside some of the com-
forts justly belonging to them as tax
payers and they showed their appre-
citation by rousing reception. Fsld
ing doors now make it possible to
throw the entire building in one
room and a large crowd was present
and enjoyed the evening in social
chat, music and partook of the deli
cious ice-cream and cake provided.
In very truth Sunnyside will be a soc
ial center and this is but one of the
good times to be held in their school
house this school year.
The following report is submitted
by 2. Fay Fowler our present county
superintendent and a candidate for
reelection. Personally l think both
school and church should be free
from partisan politics and if the re-
port given below speaks well for the
present incumbent in office in all
Justice let her efforts be crowned
with public approval.
My expenses for the last eighteen |
months have been s2264.61 less
than my predecessors were during
the same period
The expenses of the office of Co.
Sup't. during the last year have |
been only $S73.41 more than they
were six years ago when Cora B. |
was in office. At that time there
We're SO districts; 1872 teachers and
the law required the office to be OPP
en- on Saturdays only. Now there are
6S districts, 233 teachers, and the
law requires that the office be keEt 1
open six days week. All lines of |
work have increased with the growth |
of the county during these 6 years.
FIGURES
Miss Cartons expenses for 1Smo. |
S6473.31
Expenses during last 1Smo s420S. 20 |
Saved for tax payers s22s4 81 |
Average saving per year. s1509.74
Miss Fowlers expenses for 1894, |
s2sSS.S5
Miss Beans expenses for 1908 90,
s2059.94
Increase in six years. sS73.41