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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
5
Local residents attend dinners visits and trips across towns including Emmett Willow Creek and Parma. Guests include Mrs Vestal at G G Wherry home and multiple families visiting relatives in Payette Council Bluffs and Willston. Several out of town travel outlines and a baby born two weeks ago noted.
Community calendar with plans for Pomona Grange May 7 and Mothers Day services at Baptist and Methodist churches. Local accidents include a 12 year old and a 13 year old hurt, a wagon mishap, and a bridge incident. Wedding bells ring for Mr. Morti roee J. Philips and a quiet home ceremony at W B Shaw’s place. Fruitland High baseball loses to Ontario League team, and a Silver Medal Contest is scheduled Friday night.
Elementary and high school activities filled May evenings with club parties, a declamation contest, and May Day festivities. Florence Anderson represented Fruitland High in Weiser, while 140-plus attendees enjoyed student performances, class parties, and election of officers at Epworth Hall.
The B Society or the M. BS church will hold their monthly business and social meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Rowae, at which time, the gathering will discuss upcoming events and community activities.
Mutual Benefit Club plans its next meeting on Thursday May 14 at Mrs M M Hurst's time. Nellie Brows of Tacoma continues to improve at her father F Taylor's home. Chas Coon visited Weiser for overnight then to Bedford hatch on the way to the Gover shearing camp. Grover's sheep camp trips taken by Carl Bates and others to Midvale Hezeltine suffers from chickenpox. J B Wilson's children ill with chickenpox. J A Bates and C Stewart fished at Whitley Bottom Sunday with a good string. Clarence Ficken places second with a fine team at the horse show Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Tom Hulen and J W Boor visited the J H Boor home then called at the Stewart home. C E B Hurd and family moved a house to the grove on his place. D T Hams house nears completion for occupancy. Gus Davis sold his fat cattle to Mr Wilcox of Payette. Miss Martin visited Miss Elsie Bittle at Sunnyside. Mrs L J Meeker and Marion Fittegerald toured New Plymouth. Marion fitted with glasses by Dr Drysdale. W White attended a Payette horse show. corn planting underway. Mrs White Boor and Mrs Meeker were ill. Ed Fitzgerald Mrs Braswell and Mrs Thorp attended Payette show. Get Lundt and Davis to drill your well. Adress Box 140 R R No 7 Payette.
A brief items page notes Bata rie offers a complete line of good shoes for men and women at reasonable prices. Society notes mention rent shares, a Mothers circle meeting Friday P M, and a cooperative ditch stock detail. Payette Valley Railroad Co. meeting drawn large attendance.
The Payette valley notes detail births and family visits at mothers homes, dairy output and cream shipments to Seattle and coast points, plus plans for island development and a new wall drilling project. Local residents visit Payette, Patton Lane hosts a moonlight stroll, and a bank burglar scare ends with a curious suspect.
The Idaho district court notices a bill approved by President Wilson enabling a homestead entryman and wife to choose which entry will be their residence after one year of marriage. The law targets promoting matrimony and residence changes without affecting patent rights, with arguments of homesteaders’ approval.
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