Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-13

time this tree was in full bloom
We had a snow storm and hare
/ freezes every night, and the cry Of
total failure was heard on all sides
Wonderful beautiful Payette Valley
where is your counterpart?
Mrs. Darling, the friend of the
Frazier family who has been visiting
( here returned TO her home in Wash
ington Saturday much improved in
health.
Mrs. Moore and Miss Lois visited
Friday at the Z. L. Davis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. R. Fitch and Neal drove
over to Roswell in their auto Sun
day to visit the NJ. R. Taylor family.
They say the damage due to the
hail storm was quite extensive over
there, the hail stones being as
large as guinea eggs.
Saturday evening Major Harry T.
Lewis, Lieut. A Kaessner and Char
lie Hartung, in company with other
Payette officers left for Fit. George
Wright. Spokane, to attend military
school for officers. The will be
absent at least a week.
Rev. Oliver Howeer and Miss Mary
Kinnison returned from Portland
Sunday night having had delightful
trip and a very enjoyable time at
the National Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Fisher and
children left Tuesday overland by
the way of Emmett for a vacation
in the mountains They intended to
drive until they found an ideal
spot, make camp and rest.
Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Kinnison, Carl
and Rev. Hover and Mrs. Hover and
baby left Tuesday on the train for
Meadows for a two weeks visit
with their daughter and sister, Mrs.
E. A. Barry. This is Rev. Hower's
first trip out west and to say he
is delighted but mildly expresses
mis- enthusiasm.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
of this week at Mrs. Yes
tails.
A pleasant party was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Hill, /
night in honor of Miss
Bertha Cortner and Miss Leila An
derson. Most of the young people
were from Payette, those present |
being Will Birdsall, Leila Anderson,
Allen Anderson, Bertha Cortner, |
Mack Windle, Irene Harland, Mearl
Cortner, Fay Lauer, Florence Ander-
son and Katie Watts. The evening |
passed in the usual manner when (
a crowd of young people get togeth-
en- games, music and general good
lime. Ice cream and cake were serv-
I'D and the guests departed at a
ate hour, voting the ]. N. Hill home
4 place to have a jolly good time.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
turch will give a 10 cent social at
Mrs. WhitseIs on Wednesday, July
18th. Mrs. Nelson, Dalzell and Whit
;el will serve. Everybody cordially
invited to attend.
Mrs. Rev. Day on reaching her
ZONE at Sheridan, Wyoming found
hat her father had passed away
,efore her arrival.
Mrs. E. W. Griep's brother, Mr..
King, wife and three children are Wis
tlrg here from South Dakota and
nay locate here as they are out west
ooking around and where is there a
more ideal spot than Payette Val
ey?
Miss Nellie Wilson from Butte,
dontana, arrived Tuesday to visit
Ter uncle Geo. Wilson and may re-
main here for her home, as she
las it in her mind to turn Idaho
armer being tired of pedagogy.
Mrs. ]. E. Colly went over to
CALDWELL last week returning Sun
ay evening, to consult with her
MUSICIAN over there. Her health
S very poor and the Doctor ADVISES
bsolute rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Dalzell and Paul
nd Chas. Rich were the guests of
lr. and Mrs. Geo. Childs Sunday. {
Miss Maude Stegall leaves the lat /
err part of this week for Council
yhere she will join her friends, Mr.. {
nd Mrs. Craig Wilkie for noun
ain trip to their place up in the /
inc timber.l
Rev. E. ~ Thorn has purchased |
he other 20 acres of Leonard Grif-
eth that Mr.. Griffith bought some !
ime ago, making him 40 acres Of 7
me land.
Mrs. Fouts and Mrs. Madsen enter ]
aimed Mrs. Kirkendall of Payette {
nd her sister Mrs. Martin from T
lissouri Valley, Iowa, Wednesday Of /
his week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paine OF Payette were 7