Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29

afternoon in Epworth Hall, by Mis-
: Jessie NJ. Hoover, Home Demonstra
ton agent OF the University OF Idah'
Extension Department IN Home Eco
nomics, who told OF the many use
full and helpful utensils and appli
: ances that tighten the house wife!
work and gave many useful hints OF
, jelly-making, etc. She was accom-
panied by County School Superintend
ent Miss Fowler, and County Agricul
ture Agent Mccall. They hadl with
them Yictrola, and many other use
full devices which they allowed those
in attendance TO take home and use
The result no doubt viii be that
many of these devices will be pur-
chased and many house wives work
lightened.
A large number of Fruitland peo-
pie are attending the Chautauqua this
week and enjoying the splendid pro-
gram.
The Fruitland Baptist congregation
attended the dedication services in
the Ontario Baptist church Sunday
morning. This church has been built
several years but was just lately re-
modelled and having never been dedi-
Gated, this time was chosen as a
fitting time to dedicate.
The Brethren Ladies Aid will NEST
this Thursday in the church.
c. A Maneman lost one of his
best milk cows Wednesday. It was
tied near a ditch and upon becon-
ing tangled in the rope, fell in. The
ditch had but about inches Of wa
ter, but the COW fell so that she
could net move her head and was
drowned before being discovered.
Grover Bros. shipped 1 car Of hogs
from Ontario and car from New
Plymouth to the eastern markets last
Wednesday.
Last Wednesday evening the Di-
rectors of the Farmers Mutual Tele-
phone Company held a meeting. The
hooks were audited and found to be
in tOod condition Five hundred dol |
lars worth of stock has been sold |
thus far this year. One hundred dol
lars worth has been transferred
back to the company. 1t was decid-
ed that no assessment would be
made during the last quarter Of the
year, thus making the cost to the
subscribers but 70 cents per month
for the year. One new line has
been built and few more viii be
built to tighten other lines. The
new operator, Mr.. Shubert. is max
Ing good.
Lieutenant Governor Taylor Of
Sand Point, and Captain Shaw Of Pay
cite, were in Fruiltand Friday in an
effort to recruit the company TO
war strength. Chas. Tussing, Chas.
Taylor, Hubert Hutch, Herbert Bay
er and Bert 'Melcher have enlisted
since Company I went to Boise. |
Major H. T. Lewis was in Rexbung
and St. Anthony recruiting, Monday.
Representative Earnest Anderson of
Parma, sent word to his parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson, that he
had enlisted and would close his |
attorney office and be home for a
few days before leaving.
The Elite Sunday School class OF
the Brethren church entertained the
Loyal Workers class at a lawn par
ty at the Fisher home Thursday eve
ming. They had a delightful time. Ice
cream and cake were served.
Stanley Dean is having a sleeping
porch built on his residence south
of Fruitland. !
Messrs. Flack, Cotton and Yockey
motored to Boise Friday where they
presented the plans for the new high
school building before the State
Board of Education. for approval.
Everett Flock tells of an artesian
well he drilled on the Barnard ranch
near Letha, last week, which throws
"a 900 gallons of water IN "a hours
through a 6-inoh pipe. He has sew
eral other wells to drill in the vicin-
ity and will probably strike several
more artesians.
The Rose Circle class of the Nj. |
e. Sunday School, will meet Saturday
afternoon with Elsie Berg,
The w. c. T. U. will meet Friday |
afternoon at the E. A. Stegner home. |
Mrs. H. E. Robinson, leader. Sub
ject: Legislation"