Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-03-09
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT
BY Mrs. X. G.. Wilson

nesday. Mr.. Johnson has been T.
Bliss, Idaho, this winter.
Miss Mccormack was a Caldwell
visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. w. F. Strother visited Fruit
, land friends Thursday and Friday.
/ Rev. Kanaar left Monday morning
: for Lake Lowell where he will as
sist, this week, in revival services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Solterbecl
Went to Falk Store Sunday evening
to visit Mrs. solterbeck's brother,
Mr.. e. Strohbehn, they will also visit
her sister, Mrs. Creswell, at Emmett.
Mr.. Gus Miller of North Dakota
arrived Monday to visit his mother
in-law, Mrs. c. Talbert and other rela
tives.
Mrs. Lacey Greip returned to her
home near Caldwell, Saturday.
Mr.. C. L. Andrews, enroute from
California to Alaska, stopped off
last week to visit his mother, Mrs.
Brandon and his sisters, Mesdames
Whealdon and Chamberlain and fami-
lies. Mr.. Andrews gave a lecture ON
Alaska here a couple of years ago
and will be remembered by all who
heard him. Mrs. Brandon will &C
company him to Corvallis where she
will visit another daughter.
Mrs. Glen Darnell of Parma, visited
her parents Mr. and Mrs. ]. R. Wells
last week.
Mr.. Lon Kessler went to Beau
mont, last week where he has rented
a farm. The family will follow later.
Mr.. l.. Anderkirk has rented the
Hooker ranch east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Davis autoed to
Boise Friday, returning Saturday, to
see Mrs. Davis mother, Mrs. C. Ia
bert, who was in the hospital at /
hat place. Mrs. Tabert returned to
Ter home Monday.
Grandpa and grandma Flock went
to New Plymouth Saturday to visit
relatives.
Mrs. Sadie Shank was a Caldwell
business visitor Thursday.
Mr.. John Marvin went to Beau
mont, Monday where he will open up
| blacksmith shop. The family will
Don follow.
Mr.. H. Anderkirk and family left
saturday evening for Sydney, Nebras-
"a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Patterson of
ontario, were Fruitland visitors Sun
ay.
Mrs. Ditwiller and Albert moved
0 the John Rich home the first Of
he week.
Rev. J. E. Shamberger returned
he first of the week from Nampa, ,
here he has been helping in evan !
elistic meetings.
Mrs. Carol of Cambridge is visit
lg Mrs. Kingsbury. {
Mr.. A. B. Eldredge visited the :
liver Bingham home near Ontario,
thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Sargent at 7
ended the Hylton-Hurrle wedding at
lew Plymouth last Wednesday eve
ing. d.
Mr. ]. M. Kinsey of Boise, is prun- :
lg the 4O-acre orchard, of which Mr.. r
B. M. Capron is overseer.
Mrs. Sarah Rifle is having a O
eep we'll drilled on her place. Will a
On of Payette is drilling it.
Mr.. Ben Patheal moved near Pay r
tie this week. 4
Mr.. Tom Murray was a Boise p
isitor from Friday to Monday. Mr..
Turray's father, E. F. Murray of h
ock Springs, wyoming, arrived the s
rst of the week. \
Messrs Charles and Geo. Lockner v
nd J. W. Boor helped move Geo.
DOR of Payette out to the Chas. G
DOR place on Monday. G
Miss Gertie Melcher returned from F
'onside, last week. 7
Mr.. Chas. Rich was a business h
isitor at Caldwell Monday and Tues O
ay. e
Mr.. Chas. Stevens has built two 8
ew hen houses on his place.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Rich are now s
wing at the L. H. Rich home a
Mr.. ]. M. Felthouse of Jackson, h
ichigan, visited his brother, N. S. $
'elthouse and family, last week.
Mr.. James Johnson returned from T
lie Ontario hospital Tuesday. s