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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
5
Local society pages list W C T U and Mothers meeting at several homes on May 2. Fortnightly Club, Baptist and Methodist groups share socials, programs, and choir practice. Grange meets Friday 28 with plans for Pomona Grange May 4. Other items note subscribers, visits, and a road crew incident near Warren.
The passage lists a string of brief items: a man averts a blow and is seen in town, Mr. Hunt of Canada visits Grant Fisher, plans to spend summer in Emmett, Carl Kinnison recovers from whooping cough, Mrs. Sloan visits New Plymouth, M. R. Powell sells cherry prebend for 625 an acre, the Powells head to Portland for summer, O. W. Wilcox attends the aviae Nou meet in Boise, the Bonch blooms, Fruitland Basket Ball team loses 26 to 6 to New Plymouth, Mr. Welsh improves rheumatism, frost saves fruit growers from thinning, Nella Capron returns from Willow Creek, A. C. Douglass goes to Boise to see flying machines, Fruitland to get electric lights from Ontario with lines along Pennsylvania Ave, electric cars promised, Law and Order League humorously inactive, M. R. Taylor brings oats from Roswell, John and Fred Jackson visit from Heartwell, Dr. Herbert Harvey begins chiropractic work, Grandma Walters and Miss Augusta Blum nursed, J. C. Johnson sells store share to son Pete and retires, various travelers from Nebraska and Ohio visiting the Placks, Alfred Reed moves to Tom McComasys Place, Mr. McComsey’s family continues their travels, Arthur Wilcox goes to Caldwell, W. W. Crist to preach at the local Methodist church, Dortton Hunter welcomes a baby girl in Pennsylvania, J. W. Vanderford welcomes a son.
Members of the L. U. and families gathered at the B. F. Lattig home for an evening of kitchen article games and Easter bonnet making. New homesteaders Hugh Shearer Tom Moggrnge Bert Moggrnge and Wall are mentioned along the high one ditch. A box social at the Chapter house raised 17.15 amid sickness in the area. Mr. A. J. Shearer plans a 30 acre apple orchard. 100 sacks of potatoes are sought. An ordinance requires Greenwood Avenue Irrigation Co. to vacate its open ditch along 7th Avenue North and imposes penalties for violations.
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