Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-10-20
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ranch took possession TINS "eeh.
Mrs. s. NJ. Thomas, Mrs. Chas
Winter and daughter Lille attende'
the Boise fair last week. While Their
Mrs. Thomas consulted an oculist.
Mr.. Branthoover and family move'
into their house this week. Mr.
Branthoover has one Of the mode
houses of the valley.
Mrs. Chas. Lockner and Flor
ence Boor have been in Payette tol
some time with their sister-in-law
Mrs. Geo. Boor, who is sick and II
a very critical condition.
C. E. Barnes and T. Frazier fin
ished picking and packing apples
this week. Mr.. Barnes informs us
that he had very few culls this
year. . u
Owe Harry has been engaged to
teach school at Sheaville, Oregon
and left Wednesday for that place.
Edna Campbell and Maude Stegail
attended the wedding of Miss Pearl
Wachter and Mr.. John Harfurth, at
New Plymouth last Wednesday.
Chas. Boor and B. Whealdon are
building new houses. This valley is
fast becoming noted for its good
substantial homes.
Mr.. Reeds have moved from New
Plymouth into the new house on MT
Terrell's place one-half mile north
of the Pleasant View school house
Ralph Bailey, who is working at
Wilson, Idaho, was home for three
or four days visit returning to his
work Monday morning.
Mrs. Harry Griep whose husband
died a few weeks ago near Ne"
Plymouth and who has been staying
at Fred Grieps for few days LETT
with her four little children for
Iowa Sunday. She expects to
make her home there.
Friday evening of this week the
Baptist Young People will hold their
monthly business meeting at the
home of Mr.. Kyles. A social time
will be held in connection with this
meeting to which all those VINO
are interested are cordially invited
to come at 1880 p. IN.
Mrs. G. C. Welsh ana children
sister of Mrs. Harvey d. c. are IN
Fruitland from Soldier, Idaho. They
wiz stay during the winter and Mr..
Welsh contemplates buying lot and
building a house on it.
Tom Hulin and Blaine Mayes sold
10 acres of their land just west OF
Santa Rosa farm this week t., Mr..
Strother of Payette for 100000. The
transaction was made through the
agency of Donovan and Stofer.
Rev. A. ]. McVey, evangelist for
the Oregon Methodist Conference
section will preach at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning. This
will be the beginning of series of
meetings to be held at this church.
Miss Inez Scott who has been stay
ing with Mrs. C. E. Barnes while
Mr.. Barnes has been packing his
apples returned to Payette on the
Saturday morning train.
Mrs. Kaesner and little daughter
Elise. spent last week in Boise. Mrs.
Kaesner reports a very pleasant
time and the state fair better than
usual
Miss Katie Watts Is a record
breaker in packing apples, or at
least she surely must come very near
being. As we stepped into the
packing house last week she had
Just finished her eighteen boxes in
an hour. We were informed that
she averages packing something ov-
er a hundred a day.
Rev. Kyles of the Fruitland Bap-
fist church preached at school house
No. 2 in the Patheal district last
Allen Stegall over-seer for road
district No. 8 was down as far
as L. B. Makinson's looking over the
work the latter part of last week.
J. o. Scritchfield went to Wendell,
Ida, to look after his real estate in
terests at that place last Saturday
returning the following Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson from Noun
tain Home were here last Tuesday
looking up a location. They are
contemplating putting a hardware
stock in the Cellar building.
The w. c. T. U. meeting which
was to have been held with Mrs.
]. o. scritchfield last Tuesday was
postponed until the next regular
NJ. J. Roberts of Wendell, Idaho,
a friend Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. o.
Scritchfield was here the past week
looking over some nursery stock 70
take back with him to improve his