Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-03-21
FRUlTLAND DEPARTMENT
Mrs. K. G.. Wilson

Fruitland people are glad to wei
come the family TO the community.
]. o. Lee who recently purchased
tho Thacker land at the south enc
of Pennsylvania Avenue, Is having
a pumping plant installed and thf
entire tract put into grain. Later he
Will put up a residence and Other
improvements. ]. /. Lee has charge
OF the place this year.
Word has been received from the
C. NJ. Lackey family that they ar
rived safely at their new home neal
Dietrich, Idaho, and are much pleas"
ed with the location.
Graham Park has moved his pro"
duce and poultry busine IS into the
old livery barn, formerly occupied by
NJ. E. Channer's garage. THIS will
give Mr.. Park considerable more
room for his rapidly growing bust
ness and is an ideal location.
D. l.. Ingard returned Saturday
evening from Spokane, where he
attended a meeting of the Idaho
Oregon Fruitgrowers Asscciati OF
which he is president. He reports
an unusually long and enthusiastic
meeting and good prospects for the
fruitgrowers.
Rev. McCord returned Saturday
from Grand View, Idaho where he
and his sons have a ranch. Arthur
will remain at the ranch for the
present and will be joined by his
brother Charles at the end of the
school year.
The Tussing twins at the home OF
Mrs. Burnett, have been quite i'll
the past week and under the care OF
DR.. Drysdale. They are improving at
present, however.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jones have
rented and are now occupying the
ranch just east of Santa Rosa, &C :
cupied fer many years by L. NJ.
Capron. The Capron family moved
recently to a ranch west of Ontario.
A deal was closed Saturday which
changes the management CT the
Fruitland Garage. Warren Dorathy
has purchased the James Bros inter
est and will continue the business
with E. P. Holland. Mr.. Dorathy
has rented the Jack johnson resi-
dence in the south part OF town
now occupied by Andy Johnson, and
will move his family soon.
V. V. Tucker was operated on for
Sunday at the Ontario
Hospital.
Rev. Ford NJ Burtch is in the
Ontario Hospital where he is be-
ing treated for abcesses following
erysipelas. His many Fruitland fri
ends hope for his speedy return to
health.
Andy johnson and family will leave
in a few days for Wilder, where
Mr.. Johnson will take care of an Or
chard tract for the season.
The Junior Glass of Fruitland High
was entertained at the home Of Miss
Elsie Bayer last Friday evening.
Eighteen members of the NJ. E.
Christian Endeavor Society went to
New Plymouth Sunday evening to
hear an address by the State Presi--
dent. A. H. Mcconnell took the par
ty over ON his motor truck. They re-
port an excellent meeting.
Miss Opal Crouch enjoyed a visit
from her parents who reside at EN-
NETT. They made the trip over in
their car and taking Miss ORAL with
them they made a trip to Payette
and the Payette--Oregon Slope.
The Freshmen of Fruitland High
enjoyed straw ride last Friday
night after which they spent the
balance of the evening at the Nc
Keown home where refreshments
were served.
Mr.. John T. Wayne and Mrs
Jennie B. Pierce were married last
Wednesday afternoon at the Baptist
Parsonage. Mr.. Wayne has a ranch
on Whitley Bottom where he has
resided for many years. Mrs. Wayne
is n stranger in this community, com