Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-17


with A. c. Douglass. NJ. r. Powell
and H. NJ. Lewis as judges. The
prize was given to Mrs. E. W. Mad
sen for the funniest story. The
men then served ice cream and cake
of the finest quality to the sixty
nye or seventy present and we
ladies are willing they shall enter
tain again.
Mrs. Lang of Boise Valley visited
with Mrs. Rev. Day, the Jack Meeker
and Fitzgerald families for several
days last week.
Nathan Grimes of Michigan, an
uncle OF A. Grimes arrived at Fruit
land from a trip through Washing
ton on Tuesday Of this week, to
look at the country here.
Mr.. ]. r. Layton from Bowling
Green. Ohio, Mr.. L. ]. Smith. Upper
sandusky, Ohio, and L. B. Messing
er. stopped off from coast trip
for few days visit at Santa Rosa
with their old friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ lngard.
Mrs. Marlar ad her son in law. Mr..
Judy. visited at La Grande, Oregon,
last week
Mr. Lewis of Columbus, Nebr., is
here in Payette Valley to buy proper
ty. guest at the Marlar home.
The Manneman family have al
nouseful of company. Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Frazier from Oklahoma, the
Misses Lottie and Laura Jones and
Mr.. Tackle OF Iowa.
Mrs. Nokes and Gertrude Pardunn
returned from Jamison and Brogan,
Oregon. where they had pleasant
visit of a few days.
A C. Rogers had the pleasure of
a few hours visit from his brother
and wife between trains on their
way to the coast. However it was
'ong enough to bring them out and
show the fine property owned by Mr..
Rogers, and his brother was very
.ayorably impressed with the coun-
Try.
Eunice Day is visitor at Falks
Store this week.
Rev. Day, Mr. Cotton, Charlie
smith, Mr. Makinson will leave on
Thursday for the Methodist Confer
snce.
1t is reported that Geo. Oyerlander
and Harry Redington are down with
typhoid fever.
Our former barber, Mr.. Shank I
was at Fruitland this week and re-
covering nicely from his recent OPP
grafton.
School will begin September is and
Supt. J. Hughes again met with the a
board to perfect arrangements. The ;
BOARD have secured two new wagons.
Those who plan on leaving this
week on the excursion to California {
ire Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Garrison, Mr.. 4
md Mrs. E. Hunter. Mr.. F. w. Griep
Ind John Bowers will visit at Port {
and.
The Teachers training class have /
ully organized and held their first S
lass Monday night. the regular night
however will be Tuesday night at {
o'clock. Mr.. Cotton has been J
.hosen as teacher. .
Mr.. Whealdon drove over to
starting Monday to at s
end 20 his farm interests over there.
NJ X. Powell is building his new Il
'arn and will then build a neat five +
DOM bungalow, modern, and of the d
,est material, with hard maple floors
md every convenience. Il
Josephine Pardunn received let Q
er from Mrs. Ross. They seem TO
,e in their seventh Heaven in their \
lew home at Raisin, Cal, as they \
re near their parents and family
riends., q
There was temperance lecture at 4
he Methodist church Tuesday night, ,
Y Mr. Laughlaun. Il
Miss Shearer has resigned her posi- Fl
ion as teacher in District No. 2, y
nd the teacher from abandoned Dist. s
20. will take her place.
Miss Waterman came from Boise
tuesday, for a few days visit with
Iiss Florence Lewis. .
Mr. Chase of Des Moinos. Iowa, =
as been a guest at the Harding hors.
he past week. +
A number of people OF the bench c
ave expressed themselves to your 2
correspondent on the courtesy Of
ne Payette real estate men. and we p
-ish TO acknowledge this favor with Il
rofound thanks. No matter who A
entertaining friends from the east, L
est, north or south or II there is
ny possibility of land sale. they Fl
lost generously come out and show d
hem over this beautiful valley show. F