Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-10-04

bank.
G. C. Welch of Camas Prairie
but who has BEEN near Walla Wala
for somH time, arrived in Fruitland
Thursday and will move his family
: here soon.
Mrs. F. A. Luse and children left
| for a visit at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, near Ia
coma, Wash, Friday evening.
Mrs. e. e. Blomstrom of Cambridg
writes friends that she is with Mr..
Llomstrcm in Boise. Mr.. Rlomstrom
$ in 81. Luke's hospital and will lprel
badly undergo an operation in about
I two weeks.
I Mrs. ]. NJ. Royston visited her
father, Mr.. Eaton, at Midvale, from
Thursday to Saturday Mr.. Eaton re-
mains very poorly.
b. z. Taylor attended the State
Fair in Boise last week.
Frank johnson of Bucyrus. Ohio,
arrived at the A. A. Settler home
Saturday for visit with his sisters
Miss Rupp and Mrs. Settler and
family.
Prof. Chas. Miller has been elect
ed Principal of the High School.
High School bryan again Monday,
but with a small enrolment. The
prunes ere not all picked and pack
ed yet and apples are crowding.
The Earl Fruit Co., Grant Fisher.
and Tussing packing houses began
packing apples Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Kinnison NOV
ed the last of last week beyond On
Lario to the Hill ranch. Mr. Robert
Raines has accepted a position on
he same ranch and will move his I
'amily.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. d
Hill entertained in honor of their |
18th wedding anniversary. An eve J
ing OF music was enjoyed. Lovely re S
reshments were served. Mr.. Hill \
las sold his ranch home Of 20 acres {
o j. c. Newcomer of Ohio, who will I
AXE possession next spring. The Hill
amily's many friends hope they will {
ecide not to leave Fruitland. b
The VIM. Meyers place, owned lat,
by the l!enggler estate, was sold o
D Chas. Skippen who formerly lived n
n Willow creek but have been in iis
ortland the past year. e.
The Royston Bros. returned from e.
Disc Monday with their prize win c.
ing Black Poland China hogs, hav- OF
lg carried off all the first prizes
nd sweepstakes. They also receiv- II
the beautiful silver cup for be- Ih
g the prize winners. II
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. MCGEE mov- ~
to Ontario Monday. They have =,
'nted their ranch to Arthur Ed =,
dge. 81
su
Mrs. c. II. Lanfear was called to
lyette Sunday by the serious ILL., On
SIS of her 7--menths-cld granddaugh III
r, Ida Blanch Wells, baby daugh- fir
of Mr.. and Mrs F. C. Wells. TIL m
tie one died Monday night of in
inal meningitis. She leaves two in
der brothers besides her parents. Ci
The prune packing will be finish sh
the middle of the week. Apple sa
cking began in earnest Monday in
number of the packing houses. S0l
Rev. j. D. Gillian, Boise District the
perintendent of the NJ. E. Church, fir
ID the first quarterly conference for
: the year in the church Monday an
ening. Cit
The Baptist Church will give their SAL
ITO Mission Dov nroa-.no crn5.r Iie
rning. This was postponed be- e't
Use Of the rain September 23rd.
cordial invitation to all. -
irakam Parks returned from Boise
tie Fair Saturday. Mr.. Park car
d away a number of prizes as
al, on his fine Rhode Island Reds
White Leghorns.
londay evening a most fortunate
come to what might have been a
MIA Avenue in front of the Hunt
ton place. The Misses Alice and
rgaret Whealdon and Mabele Ed
&c were driving up the avenue
IN the Eeckus auto came up be-
d them, the girls turned to theI
It Of the road as soon as they'll
I'd the car, but the car was go
az too great a speed to givel
buggy time to turn out afteri
king the whistle and in passing
J wheel Off The horse was
ky stopped by being turned in
the ditch Miss Edredge was
'wn out but was not hurt. 1t may
wise for all to remember the iawi
ep to the right for such is thel
of the road" and for all auto
'ers to slow down when they scei
er an auto or team ahead to pass
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