Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-28

ganize a degree team among the
young ladies and went over Tues
day night for that purpose returning
home Wednesday morning.
Last Tuesday while hewing a piece
of timber Troy Shubert met with
quite a painful accident. The axe
glanced off striking him on the
knee cap, he was laid up for sever
| al days and at last became alarmed
at the exudation of water from the
wound and called a physician and
as medical attention stayed the es-
cape of the water 1t is now hope
no serious results will follow the ac-
Icident
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Hopper and lit
tie son from near Weiser were over
sunday guests at the home of her
cousin James McHenry and left the
first of the week to visit friends in
Emmett during which time Mr. Hop
per will take short business trip
to Boise.
John Rich and R. B. Perry had
turkey shoot" of so turkeys Tues
day November 26, just west OF town
the ideal weather brought out a good
crowd.
Mrs. Fuller who is SO i'll at her
sons home west of town is reported
as improving.
Mrs. S. w. Sloan an aunt of Jas
McHenry, left Friday for Pleasant.
Hill, Mo-, to make her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Nichols. Mrs
Sloan is 80 years of age but has the
appearance of a woman of go and
can still do good days work.
Good roads commissioners are prof
iting by the ideal weather and good
roads to do some much needed gray
cling. Minnesota Ave. has been
graveled and Fruitland Ave. is TO
be done next, in fact the work Will
be pushed forward as long as the
weather continues good.
Nellie MCGEE is having a painful
time with a felon. DR.. Wright lane
ed the finger Monday but she is SUI
fering terribly from it even yet
While visiting in Payette the lat
ter part of the week, Mrs. A. L.
Bishops little years old child was
playing in the yard and in some
manner her finger was taken OF IN
the lawn mower. Medical attention
at once restored the injured mem
Der and they hope no permanent in
jury will result.
There seems to be large numbers
of the field mice this fall that did
so much damage to orchards two
years ago. Orchardists will do well
to clean all weeds and trash from
off the ground as it is in such plac-
es they harbor in winter and bur-
row under the ground and girdle the
tender bark causing the tree to die
the following season.
Idaho-Oregon Light and Power Co.
are hauling the poles to extend their
lines east from L. H. Rieh's 10
VIM. Homan, then north to Santa
Rosa and connect at the c. Meyer
place.
Miss Carleton county superintend-
ent. was a visitor at Fruitland school
Tuesday.
Mrs. L. G. Prestal spent all last
week in Payette for visit with OLD
friends and little rest from house
hold cares. ]. w. Prestal is quite
a little better and enjoys splendid
appetite. His nurse, Miss Elizabeth
Kuhlmann has gone to Weiser Tor
two weeks vacation and Miss Tewks-
bury of Payette- Oregon Slope is IN
attendance.
Mrs. II. E. Robinson is able to be
about again, but is not fully recov-
cred.
Misses Steilman andWestcott Will
go to Caldwell Wednesday evening
and remain until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Prestal reeelv-
ed highly priced gift from Green
Vile, Mich, last week, in the shape
of two registered Poland China pigs,
shipped by express. Grandpa Pres
tai at once dubbed them woodrow
and Emily" and they take every
thing in sight, just as Woodrow did
November 5th-
MIR. and Mrs. C. II. Loveiand
Celebrate 18th Wedding Anniversary
Friday, November % was an enjoy
able occasion at the c. H. Loyelano
home as it marked the 10Th wedding
anniversary of this estimable cou-
pie. The house had been daintily de-
corated in pink and white and ever
green and presented a very festive
appearance Thirty-one guests were
present to congratulate them on hav-
ing passed fifteen years of health,
prosperity, and conjugal love. A me
supper was served by the hostess
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