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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
5
Local society notes from Fruitland cover visits by relatives from North Yakima and New York, a new Fruit growers Union manager appointment for A W Moody of Vancouver, illness and recoveries, travel to Payette and Nyssa, school events, and upcoming church services and community meetings. Many names, places, and dates reflect ongoing social daily life in the region.
A Friday society party at Robin Crowie celebrated Miss Roweda Robinson engagement to Mr. Robert G. Windler of Cincinnati Ohio set for July at the bride’s home in Nampa. They will reside on Windler’s pineapple ranch Isle of Pines near Cuba and then in Duluth Minn. with guests including Fruitland teachers.
Faculty and students wrapped a busy week with committees serving ice cream and cake, Pi Day trip to New Plymouth, and a hard fought 1 0 Plymouth lead loss. Eighth grade posts strong scores while the Athletic Association reports a sound crowd and profits of 11.
The Lutheran ladies aid of the Baptist church will entertain with a social afternoon on Thursday June 4 at the home of Mrs J Ho Spaluhower. A program precedes a substantial lunch and desserts in the Chase building north of Saroris shoe store. Ice cream and cake priced at 15 ets.
A large Fruitland high school crowd heard Rev. I J Tickner deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the Baptist church with flowers and decorations for the seniors. The pastor announced resignation after two years, effective September, while remaining affiliated with the church. Nearby news covers school plans, community notes, and local errands amid a lively rural newsletter tone.
Advertisement notes a request for five thousand hens with price advance. Provides contact phone 631 and names J Weldon Berry at the Valley headquarters for best prices.
Readable fragment records a village gathering at Eastside school with Drerrone joining the crowd, plus a rainy weekend, harvest hopes, and local visits. It mentions cattle and wool hauling, fencing at Olsen ranch, upcoming haying, and a meeting of the Little Willow Irrigation Association at the Burst ranch.
Residents share visits and homecomings around Payette district with gatherings at Harrington and Strobbeln homes. Schools end term with a picnic at Wilson ranch as Wm Bivens builds a new house foundation and land work continues for crops.
Reports from the area describe Mrs Tom Earns wee traveling to Shoshone Falls for her brother's illness with spotted fever. Kenward family moves to a ranch at the mouth of Little Willow. Idaore Light and Power Co wires break at the school house causing danger until repairs arrive. Mrs Baker returns from Boise after appendectomy, recovering. John Walker and Eloise from Weiser visit. A Lo Mathis visits Purseu. Dorothy Lewenger visits Golden home. Cattle losses near Sand Fido prompt water from the valley for pumping. Dolly McGrieve visits Saturday. Well drilling offered with local prices and terms. Pasture available. contact Berding at phone 266 black 1.
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