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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
5
Fruitland residents report family visits in New Plymouth and Payette, birthdays celebrated with friends and neighbors, and area events. Local figures include Mr and Mrs W A Colwell, Mrs N Garmin, and Rev G C Todd among those hosting or attending gatherings. school and church activities also noted with upcoming events at Sunnyside and Whitman College.
Payette County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting in Fruitland last Wednesday with strong turnout from county farmers. W. S. Shearer urged national and state aims, discussed county needs, and membership was set at five dollars with portions for national and state dues. Officers for the coming year include H. R. Boomer president A. J. Sheerer vice president Freak Gardner treasurer Harry Lewis secretary. The county was divided into six districts with representatives named for each.
The Brethren Ladies Aid Society will hold a cooked food sale at Moller Grocery on Saturday March 5. Rev Trossite of California will lead Bible study meetings at the Brethren Church during the first week of March. Public invited to attend. Mr William Haige underwent an appendicitis operation at the Ontario Rosary Hospital. condition serious but improving. Paul Sargent is home from Moscow where he studied, touring with the University Glee Club since February 9. Payette concert last, he stays home. F G Wheeler a Payette and Emmett visitor. N E Butcher busy in Fruitland gathering Fruitland Growers Exchange stockholders. Mrs Warren Hubbel entertained last Friday for daughter Pauline's seventh birthday. guests Iola Grover June Young Mrs C Shira and two children. Marion Grover sick. Paul Sargent hosted Moscow friends for dinner. Large crowd at High School Auditorium program. University of Idaho Glee Club and Orchestra performed. Fishing tackle showcased by Fruitland Amusement Club. Box Social and dance at Hall Friday night with fishing gear on display. Mothers Circle to meet in High School Auditorium Friday March 4 at 2 30. Fulton & Snowberger topic Good Citizenship with program including Roll Call Patriotic Gem Reading Miss Barrett Paper Piano Duet Dorothy Lewis and Virginia Ady Piano Solo Helen Stetler and music by the grades.
Oregon slope residents report visits and illnesses including measles and tonsillitis. A Jersey Cow Sale at Ontario drew local farmers. The Wisdom home hosts the next club meeting March 10 with a mock wedding entertainment featuring Otto Miller and Lord Culbertson, plus readings, music, and a May-pole drill by twelve girls.
Four month old Airedale dog missing or stray. Respond to Mike or D. C. Chase at Motor Service Co. Prices and information for irrigation problems discussed. Call 149-w.
The annual meeting of Payette Irrigation Company Limited stockholders will be at the Court House in Payette Idaho on March 8 1921 at 2 o’clock p m to elect a Board of Directors and transact other business. Also advertisements announce for rent a sleeping room and for sale a Thoroughbred O C Chesterwhite Sow weighing about 350 pounds.
A Payette Idaho notice states Mrs Bind Jacobsen will perform hemstitching after March 15 and asks for reservations of any work. She invites possible clients to appreciate the service.
A strictly high grade piano stored in a public warehouse in Payette is offered for quick sale to a responsible party with a big discount and easy terms. Write at once for particulars to The Denver Music Company in Denver Colorado. Also note for rent dry storage space.
Local notices record births at Orchard Ave and Iowa Ave with dates in February, plus many school and community updates. Dorothy Speriing visits District No. 9, teachers board at Crow home, and multiple residents visit relatives and attend events. Community meetings, poultry visits, farm work, and a Grange gathering are described, including a district Farm Bureau talk and a public sale.
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