Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-16
Local Neus

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Mrs. Kennedy last Thursday for
farewell to Mrs. E. E. Hunter. Mes
DANES H. G. Gardner and X. q.
Wilson gave short addresses telling
Mrs. Hunter how much We have ap-
lpreciated her work with US and as
surfing her of a most cordial welcome
when she returns next June. Mrs.
E. w. Madsen furnished some music.
Mrs. Hunter and daughter Olive
left Sunday evening for Lewiston
where Olive will attend the Normal.
Prune packing viii be completed
about the middle of this week and
apples will be ready Immediately. Il
is gratifying to note that apples OF
the C grade are selling readily for
S5c +. o. b. at shipping point. Grow
ers may hope to realize good pro-
fit on their crop this year If other
grades bring correspondingly good
prices.
School opened Monday with an
unusually large enrolment consider
ing the number who are staying out
to finish packing out the prune crop.
The High School enrolled 60; eighth
grade 26; seventh, 80; first, 80; with
all the other grades correspondingly
well filled.
Now that the Supreme Court
has decided that the amenda'ory
local option law of Idaho is consd-
tutional, it only remains for the
prohibition people to elect officers
who will bring criminals to justice.
Let every one who stands for law
enforcement, watch how well Our
executive and judicial officers dis
charge their duty and be ready to
reward or punish such at the next
election.
Fruitland is being entertained this
week by the Quaker Show. The
! Company is made up of seven actors
who gave a performance each eve
ming up to and including Saturday
evening. Tuesday and "Wednesday
evenings the exhibition was free.
The fruit jars from The Boise
Children's Hcme have arrived and
may be gotten at the o. K. Wilcox
home. There is so much fruit this
year we should have no difficulty in
getting them all filled. Remember the
request for fruit buffers when you
make up your contribution.
Company I of the Idaho State
Militia will soon complete the an
nual company shoot on this range.
They hold several meets each year
Another mad coyote was sighted
near the VIM. Fitzgerald place last
Friday morning where it attacked
and killed a small dog. The men
gave chase and it was followed down
Pennsylvania Ave, where it BIT
several dogs and was not killed IN
til within about two miles Of New
Plymouth. All dogs known to be
bitten were Immediately killed. Il
might be a wise precaution to again
muzzle all dogs.
Messrs. Clarence Strawn and Lam
bert Young who received silver med
ais for their corn exhibit at The
exposition, and Late Royston ano
Floyd Spainhower who received
bronze medals, are rejoicing over
letter of congratulation from Cover
nor Alexander. 1t certainly was
| fine thing for our Governor to re
member the boys and is sure wal
of encouraging them to even create
| effort.
, Monday evening the school boar
met and perfected its organization
Mr.. A. B. Eldredge was elected
President, Mr.. L. B. Makinson Vice
President, Mr.. NJ. B. Strawn, Clerk
Mr.. d. l.. Ingard, the new mem
Der. was placed on the repair ana
, purchasing committee.
Quite a number of our young peo
pie attended the Institute at BOISE
, and speak in the highest terms o
: the instructors. DR.. Arson, Professo
of English in Princeton UNIVERSITY
lectured each day on Literature an
t his Interpretation OF Shakespeare wa
especially fine. DR.. Sargent, head Q
the Art Department Of the Chicas
e University, was also a daily lee
t turer. Miss Abee, Matron OF tn
e Childrens Home, gave a reception
to the teachers ON Wednesday aftel
1 noon, and Thursday evening, Pr
fessor and Mrs. T. R. Nelson wen
out to the Home and Mr.. Neiiso
n sang nursery rhymes to the childre
t at their bedtime hour. It was o
evening enjoyed by the visitors
s we'll as the children.
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