Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-11-11
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT
By Mrs. r. G. Wilson

{ Gorham in for a birthday supper
While Mr. Gorham was lamentiml
| over Mrs. Deals heading off birth
day surprise up town on him b!
giving them a birthday supper, he
ard Mr. Shamberger were really sur
prised to see about 40 friends com
ing in to help them celebrate theil
5Sth and 57th birthdays. A very
pleasant evening was had.
About 70 attended the Mothers
Meeting last Friday and greatly ap-
preciated the talks given by DR..
Whitney of Ontario, who supplied
DIR Wright's place, and by DR..
Holmes of Payette. The musical
numbers We're very good. Solo by
Oscar Gladish and piano solo by
Mrs. Nelson. About dozen little
folks from the first and second
grades, dressed in Halloween sym
bols and riding brooms, came into
the room and very sweetly sang a
Halloween song. It was decided to
send clothing and vegetables to the
Cidldren's Home from the Circle and
canned fruit from the w. c. T. U. as
usual. Any one having clothing or
vegetables or fruit to send, please
leave at warehouse in back of Robin
sons store before Nov. goth. Cloth
ing should be in good condition so
il can be worn. They can use every
thing in way of clothing.
Friday evening the young married
people of the Methodist Sunday
School met at the home of D. D.
Hunter for a farewell reception for
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Z. Stout who NOV
ed to Payette on Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stout will be greatly missed IN
our community. All are glad they
are not moving far away. The Sun
day School class decided on the
name of Faithful Band" as class
name. AS a band of Christian men
and women who live up to the full
est meaning of their class name, they
may expect great results in their
work as a class.
o. K. Wilcox has just completed
building a large cement watering
tank, several culYerts and putting c.
ment floors in barn, packing house
and cold storage building for Mr..
VIM. Holman ON his home place.
Martha Stevens entered High |
School Monday.
A quiet little wedding was solem--
nized at the H. G. Wilson home in
Albany, Oregon, October Both, when
Miss Maude Wilson and DR.. S. 8.
Fuller, of Idaho Falls, were united
in marriage. Miss Wilson with her
parents used to live on the place
owned by Ed Dotson now and has
1ursed here and in Payette and Will
be remembered by her many friends
who wish her every joy and happl-
ness. DR.. Fuller is the owner of Full
er's hospital in Idaho Falls and iB
% be congratulated on his choice OF
| bride. They spent several days at
Newport, Oregon, and stopped for
lays visit with Mrs Fuller's sister
Mrs. o. K. Wilcox, on their way to
heir home in Idaho Falls.
Kenneth Griep, Marion Fitzgerald,
Clark Lewis, julius knight and Tom
who made up the Fresh
nan basketball team, won the game
played with New Plymouth, Friday
lfternoon with score of IA to 8.
The first team is made up by Lyle
md Wendell Brown, Earl Scritch-
ield, Ralph Mitchell and Will Ho-
nan. They also played New Ply
mouth team but lost with a score
II 10 to Is.
Fruitland High School eleven de-
Gated Ontario IL to ON their grid
ron. Friday afternoon in the hard
,st fought game of the season. In
he first part of game, Ontario scor-
ID a touchdown. Fruitland made
the first by a forward
,ass to Perry, the second by an
Ontario man fumbling the ball be-
lind the goal and Homan fell on It,
t was good clean game.
Payette was not able to play
Vruitland High School eleven Tues
lay because Of being too used up
lfter game with Vale, which they
Won.
Three weeks ago dog belonging
o H. t. Lewis came into ]. R. By
ants yard and bit their dog. 1t
vas acting peculiarly and Mrs.
3yrant shot it. The head was sent
o the State Veterinarian, but 1t t
,ame back in few days nothing be-
ng heard from Boise in regard to 1t.
\ week ago Sunday Mr.. Lewis other
log acted strangely and was tied
ID and watched until Mr.. Lewis was