Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-05-07
Local NeUs

A series of accidents the pas
week made it eventful for the inter
ested parties at least.
Saturday P. NJ. Clinton Merse
was riding colt and was thrown
breaking his leg between the knet
and hip and on Monday it was put in
cast. At almost the same hour tht
~ year old daughter of Mr.. Balm alsC
of New Plymouth was thrown from
her pony and both bones of her leg
broken below the knee.
Saturday night at about ~ O'CLOCK
thirteen year old Noble Peacock was
kicked by a horse while retaining
home from Ontario riding one horse
and leading another. The horse be
| ing led ran ahead and kicked Strik.
ing the boy in the forehead render
ing him unconscious he finally recover
ed sufficiently to go toward the near
est light which proved the Guy Ora
ham home. Dr.. Wright was sum
moned and dressed the injured boys
forehead which was bruised from eye
brows to hair. He is getting along
as well as en- be expected.
Wednesday, Clarence Ficken was
returning from their place on Payette
Heights, when nearly home one OF
the horses refused to cross bridge
the wheel dropped in rut breaking
the reach. Seeing he could not hold
them Clarence let them go and when
they reached the railroad track one
horse fell and the front wheels of the
wagon pinned him down, the othen
horse reached home with part of the
harness. No very serious damage
resulted except to the wagon and
harness.
E. A. Blair is building a neat bung-
allow in Fruitland on his lots east OF
A. ]. Hansel. The house is for specul
alive purposes and rent, Mr.. Blair
thus showing his faith in the best
little town in the valley. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Will Fiser are to occupy the
house.
Sunday night was a feast of good
things for Fruitland people. Between
the hours of and 8o'clock an i'm
mense crowd gathered at the Birth
rem church upon the invitation of Ex-
celsior Glass to listen to a concert
of sacred song by the talented
singers of this class in chorus, SOLOS,
iuetts and quartette. 1t was indeed
an excellent service of song snow
ng much pains taking effort.
The services were then dismissed
and in a union service of all churches
at the M. E. church. DIR. G. H. Brad
ford of Oklahoma gave a powerful
address on Education Using as MS
text "And there was a Lad. LIT.
Bradford is indeed man with mes
age which he gives in all simplicity
and truth much resembling the SILVER
tounged orator William ]. Bryan.
Prothern Class of the Baptist Sun
day school about Is girls of ages
from to IA years, enjoyed picnic
and class meeting and hunt for wild
flowers Saturday at the home OF their
teacher Mrs. ]. j. Tickner.
After Sunday School Miss Wilma
Rollinger assisted by Miss RENE
Eldridge took Sunshine class OF ten
little girls to circuit grove for "a
picnic.
That was a mighty mean trick
lack Frost played Monday night SO
saw those who had strawberry vines
beautifully white with bloom, potatoes
and beans up nicely and one man had
Just finished setting out l5oo sweet
potatoes plants. Such is life On
farm. laugh and forget it.
Fruitland High school baseball nine
played the League team at Ontario
last Thursday resulting In a score OF
4 to 9 in favor of the League team.
TUESDAY the OlldlpO ISuih NS
for a return game with the boys.
Wedding Bells. D
A very quiet home wedding occurr-
ed Sunday at high noon at the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Shaw, when
was united in marriage to Mr.. Moru-
mer ]. Philips, Rev. j. j. Tickner on
ficiating. The bride was charming IN
white missahne and white roses. Will
not unexpected the affair was so very
quiet no one knew of the event until
the nuptial knot was tied. No one
except the parents minister and
wife and bride and groom being pres
emit A delicious wedding dinner
followed the ceremony. The happy
young couple will make their home IN
Fruitland where Mr.. Philips Is city
tonsorial artist and they enjoy a
large circle of friends with whom
we Join in wishing them long life and
unalloyed happiness,