Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-11-02

the parlOr TO listen TO some Delight
ful music by Mr. Crandall with the
trombone and Mrs. Peterson at the
piano.
Goodwin Wilson left this week for
( Sand Point, Idaho.
Just before the finishing up OF ap-
pie packing on Santa Rosa. the GROVE
/ Oh workers, who have been so busy
80 many weeks enjoyed a delightful
picnic on Saturday The tables were
spread in the packing house and
covers laid for Sc. Each one had
contributed to the feast, and IL was
we'll worthy the name. Apples and
autumn leaves were used for decora-
ton and each plate had beside IT. a
Grimes Golden apple. Upon inquiring
the form OF entertainment, We were
informed they just ate and ate and
talked and laughed Nothing better
II. b. Fuller lost fine mare last
week from a stray bullet. In such
a thickly populated district as this
shooting with large calibre guns
should be prohibited. except on rifle
range
All the teachers, with the excep-
ton of Supt. Hughes who was Ill, and
several of The trustees attended the
Teachers and Trustees meeting at
Caldwell Friday. A large crowd was
in attendance. An interesting and
beneficial program rendered aud all
report a very pleasant day.
II VIII be remembered last spring
well known young lady. Esther
Strawn. was operated on for append
cItis at Prinzing hospital aud short
ly after was married 10 young man
Mr.. Gorril BY name. On Monday he
underwent an operation for the
same trouble and gall stones and
died I'm a few hours. The bereayed
young wife has the sympathy OF her
many friends.
Harry Crandall and Clyde fokem
left Tuesday for the Stein Mts.. ore
gon. for two or three weeks hunt
ing trip.
Banks Kinnison, a student at Mos
COW writes home he is center on the
football team, and will play at SAT-
Lake CITY on Thanksgiving, also Eu-
zene. Ore, during their trip. Last
Saturday they played Seattle but
owing 10 their lighter weight men,
were the losers. Seattle men being
an average Of u pounds heavier men.
Mr. Wheadlon returned from
Grangeyille last week where he has
been for some time looking after MS
real estate interests up there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bishop served
a fine dinner N their packing house
Wednesday to thirty two OF their
workers. Just about all the GOOD
ehings you can think of were served.
Mrs. Whealdon and little son and
her mother, Mrs. Brandon went 10
siuhl. Idaho, to visit her sister TINS
week.
Potato digging is about done and
most of the growers are storing LOT
A better market and better prices. j.
n Royston holds the banner on his
ron of $500 sacks from Ia acres
With potatoes such failure in oth-
" places. the Idaho product is bound
20 demand good prices and become
as famous as the red apple.
Miss Mamie Bayer went to Cald-
we'll last Thursday to visit her
friends. the Misses Lake. returning |
Saturday.
A Halloween party was given az
he / n. Hill home Monday nignl
and the usual jolly good time was
aad. The packing house was decorat-
ed In autumn leaves, corn, ETC., lot
he occasion and several were out
from Payette making about 20 All
told The games were, toastlng
bcbbing for apples,
ortune telling and all succeeded IN
thinning a feeling OF weirdness with
the stories. A supper was served
that was no joke, consisting OF
sandwiches, pickles, gingerbread
,umnkin pie. sweet cider and cocoa. |
I, ID. Carpenter made another trip
to Weiser with a load OF his fine
.abbage and this time, supplemented
Nv some fine squashes, which nno
ready sale over there.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hall. parents
of willard Hall left this week LOT
Green River. Utah.
Mrs. Geo. Boor came from EN-
mott 70 be with her brother, Chas.
+ ,ooLner In his illness. Mr.. LOCK
ner,s father also came from Nebraska
to be with his son in the second OPP
Grafton on the injured limb.
M Royston started last Wednes-
lay fer Maryland In response 10 a
telegram that a favorite, nephew, ROD
,rt. Miller, a young man VINO was
here about two years ago, was oeau'
. r,+ ,.ant or once and ex-
Mr. KOySIOn went at OhSo eA
nected to be there for the funeral.
Mr. White Hill OF Portland visited
in Payette and at the E. E. Hunter
nome one day las week.
Tom Frazier and wife moved their
household goods to his fathers place
1ear Washoe, and they expect 10
make quite an extended visit in iowa
his winter.
Miss Mary Shamberger entertainei
n a delightful manner to hallo"-
cen party. all the teachers and the
trustees and their families Of Fruit
land school
Miss Florence Lewis entertained 70
dinner Sunday. Mr.. John Albee. MISS
Albee. Miss Hatfield. Mr.. Yokem ana
Harry CraDdall.
On Tuesday morning Drs. wright
Prinzing and Drysdale operated ior
the second time on Charles LOCK-
ner. amputating close to the BODY
blood poison having developed IN
the limb He recovered from the
chloroform, but his condition is very
critical.