Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-16

. mere ABOUT LllltS WSSES ago ID H1dk
: their home in Emmett having
! ranch near there and the mother ha
failed rapidly since their arriya
there passing away Friday morning
Funeral services were he'd Sunda
i, afternoon and interment made n tn
cemetery there. She leaves to noun
her loss four sOns, Darwin, Monty
Yirg2 and Gordon and three daugh
tiers. Alta, Mildred and a marie.
daughter, Mrs. Della Conyes q
Long Valley all beirg present at the
funeral. The family are az grown
the youngest being Mildred who Is
e Is years of age. When she WIS a
babe OF three weeks the husband
and father Mr.. Beers was killed
up IN Long Valley by falling tree
Fruitland people extend deereet sym
patty to the bereayed family.
The school board met Monday night
and transacted considerable business
1t has been decided 70 add the cook
ing department to the Home Eco
ncn6cs in view of the fact tire APP
propriats0l viii not be received from
the stateu Mess the department IS
taught in full. Teachers were ele L
ed as follows, however this report IS
somewhat indefinite as all elected
have ret yet Responded there.cre su5-
jet to change. In the grades, BIS
sic Grep, Ist; Mss Pearson, End;
Elsie Schrnid, 3r1; Emma Kessler,
4th and 5th; Miss Bowers, 9Th; Mrs
7th; Apphia Robinson, 8th.'
In the High School. Supt.. George
Cotton; Prof McIrtoah; Principal.
Prof Dewhirst, Miss Sutton, Pref.
Nelson. Some Of the teachers are
not yet elected and the subjects by
the various teachers rot yet fGIy
determined. At Sunnyside there IS
to be a new principal. Mr. Bel niger,
and Miss Troyer for the second room.
The department OF Domestic SCI
snce and Manual Arts are to be put
On at Sunnyside. Miss Edna Harris
s elected to Friendship.
The people OF the church o. the
Brethren are contemplating some
extensive Improvements on their
church, which is TO be raised and a
arge basement put under the entire
structure which will then be treatd
o a new coat OF paint
A. Stetler is making some attrac-
i've Improvements on his home north |
If town, wide yeranda with bal (
,ony is being added TO the east Of
he residence and the house is to be I
reated to a coat OF solid white paint (
he barn and other buildings TO be
an and brown trimmings. In addi-
ion TO this he has lad out his .
grounds and flower garden etc with I
IN eye to beauty and convenience.
The NJ. E. Ladies Aid which is ey-
II replete with ideas planned that
he members OF their society should /
aeh donate the eggs laid on Friday
md Saturday from their Aocks and
low those biddies did lay. Mr.. Barry,
he poultryman from Payette who
anne for them found $50 dozen ready
nd wanted to know il al the people
N the bench were Methodist
a large cement bridge was put In
asst week across the Noble D-h
lear the railroad track around 30
eet in length, TO replace the old
gooden bridge. The work was done
lnder the supervision of good roads
H. ]. Puchert.
Easter services were fittingly OBJ
e-ved by the churches of Fruitland
" appropriate programs ard deoora-
ions OF plants and flowers. At the
&. E. church after the program Of
he morning several new members
yere received into full fellowship
With the church and baptized. At
he Brethren church an excellent pro
ram of songs, recitation. class ex-
,rcises and drills filled the entire
sunday School hour and most Of the
PREACHING hour. At the Baptist
hurch in the evening very inter
sting program of music and recita-
ions and exercises was given by the
Sunday School, all three of the
hurohes reporting crowded houses
1t Friendship school house the Sun
lay School gave very carefully pre-
,ared program which was made more
interesting by the courtesy of the
Il. E. choir of Fruitland attending
md assisting in the exercises. The
,ousA was hacked 10 It's utmost ca |