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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
5
Fruitland community notes from a long list of residents include health recoveries, visits, and social events. Mint Louie Ramey back on the streets. Walter Selver recovering after hay-chores operation. many family visits between Parma, Payette, Emmett, Ontario, and Caldwell. A R R McDonald stricken with paralysis at Homedale ranch. ongoing county and church activities. pupils, travelers, and farm life fill many paragraphs.
Fruitland residents flock to Chautauqua events this week as crowds swell and local coverage notes the event’s appeal. The piece also covers departures of Mr. and Mrs. Rowse from Fruitland to Independence, the Rowses’ community ties, farewell activities, local club meetings, and upcoming games and social events in town.
The W C T U will meet at Mrs G W Cotton's home on Thursday afternoon July 1 with Mrs N P Yokey in charge and the subject Summer drinks. At Brethren church Sunday evening the Excelsior class offers a musical program from 7 to 8. At Methodist church Rev Walker of Emmett will fill the pulpit both morning and evening. Baptist church holds usual services. Rev N R Wood of Chicago will preach more.
Hear Miss Ruby Weyburn the District Missionary at the Baptist church Friday evening. She will share insights and inspire attendees with a report on mission work and community outreach.
In New Plymouth district weather is improving with possible relief from blight. Dr McBride sent a carload of cherries to Chicago. Seven year old Walter Sievers, son of Clarence Sievers, was seriously injured by a horse while driving a hay wagon but surgery in Ontario hospital ruled out a blood clot. his right arm remains paralyzed but hopes for recovery. Christian Science services meet Sundays at 3 PM in Valley View schoolhouse. Homer Cheney, famed as the big bee man, owns about five hundred hives and sells honey to A I Root Co of Medina Ohio. E C Preston sold his horse bogey and harness to Louis Stuve. Bernice Mason returns from Shoshone hospital stay. Vivian Snyder and Ethel Phetteplace visited Payette. George Ackerman returned from Lewiston where he attended the Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge. B E Pu y is having office renovation. Rev Ira D Hall preached at Fruitland. Entra Nous club hosted husbands with cards and dancing. refreshments served. Mrs J C Ebitch and mother gave a Salt Lake City guest a jolly party. Sorlak Chih hosted by Mrs C A Strong. high-five, snacks served. Boy Scouts party honored Scout Master W W Baker with games and a Cross home gathering. For Sale Heston Bulldog. garland’s phone 8T 24. New Plymouth youths held social at the New Fiyently Hotel porch with ice cream and cake.
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