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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
5
Fruitland weekly column records arrivals and visits from Major Harry Lewis and family. Clark Lewis later to Navy training. numerous neighborly gatherings, dinners, picnics, and church events. Transported by autos to Nampa and Lewiston. local births, new homes, property sales, and school plans documented among residents and traveling relatives.
We thank friends and neighbors for assistance during our daughter's illness and death and for the flowers. We remember the Class of 1919 with gratitude and shall hold them in memory. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Puchett, Mrs. Dorothy Hendrix.
Johns Hopkins scholar Dr. Robert Armistead Stewart concludes the closest revision of Japanese resembles ancient Hebrew with some movement toward Arabic. He reports mutations suggesting an ancient unity of Aryan and Semitic speech linking Japanese to English through Semitic and Indo European pathways, urging improved cross cultural understanding.
An advertisement asserts that highly educated men endorse a new science and invites readers to investigate its merits. It promotes sessions on Monday Wednesday and Friday each week with evenings and Sunday by appointment.
Little Wilson and Mrs George Hardman of Reno visited the Shimp ranch last week. Elizabeth Mickelson of Kenmare arrived to spend the winter with her sister Mrs Soren Gissel. Surprise gatherings recently took place at several homes. Louis N Roos of Boise visited the valley. Mrs John Syme returned from an outing at Sea Valley and plans another trip next summer. Elmer Keifer returned home after nearly two years in the Navy. A community celebration and dance is planned with veterans as guests. Miss Oliveene Kenward opened the Eastside school. Kenward girls have taught here before. Miss Woolsey teaches at District No. ? A new school house is anticipated. James Pease drives a new Oakland. Charles Nelson leased his ranch for 3 years to Mr Bisby. Mr and Mrs Warren Allen of Midvale visited the Pease home. Mrs Allen is Mr Pease’s mother. Mr and Mrs John B Johnson of Vale visited Elmer Wicklund’s home. Gavannaugh of Sunnyside and Ben Thomas with Ontario kin visited the Shimp ranch. Johnas Wickland of Hager man visited Elmer Wickland and wife. Frank Cross and son Arnold and another daughter and son-in-law from Olympia drove over and will winter in the valley. Board meeting attracted outsiders Don Conklin of Ontario, Mr Wheeler, Dr H Avey, and J L Thurston of Payette. Mr and Mrs W R Shimp and Jack visited the Hartley home on the Emmett Ranch. Mr and Mrs B D McIntyre were Payette visitors. Mrs Jess Ball and children were Payette visitors. Mr and Mrs Thomas Windle were Fruitland visitors.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Couts visit In Payette this week. Miss Bertha Cheek worked in the Pecking House in Payette for ten days. Jacks of Linsen Creek visited Caldwell last week. Noel Soldier and children from upper Paddock Walley visited Payette last week. Neil McCullough from the valley arrived early in the week. Bill Syme moved into a new home after purchasing James Hors ranch. includes livestock and machinery. Delegates Mrs Chas Boltes and Mrs C A Currin will seek a County Graduate Nurse for Payette County schools. Elmer Wicklund and wife Boise visitors. Leta and Alta Ree teaching sixth grade in Payette School. Howard a high school sophomore. Mrs Floyd Blurton and baby Lillian visited Mrs Walter Shimp. Mr H C Robinson from Logan Utah explored the Valley. For sale dairy cows and Hereford calves by W B Gilmore, Payette Route 2.
For sale half gallon and quart Setham fruit jars from Idaho Vinegar and Pickling Co. Sept 4 through 12. Glass jars in assorted sizes with price 95 cents for half gallon and T8c for quarts.
Moving sale at the W R Ind and Grange hall on the fourth Friday at 2 PM. Household items include bedsteads, mattresses, davenport, dining table and chairs, kitchen cabinet, major appliances, carpet sweep, and more. Also offers for car recover, repainting, and garden tools. Contact Seguine or Mrs Sarah A Say for details.
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