Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-03


mond Albee Tuesday morning, Octo
Der LIST.
) e. P. Nokes was on the sick lis
last week with severe attack o.
the grippe.
Rev. Swanson of Rock Island, Ill.
is guest at the home of his friends
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson.
Mr.. Towdy of NATION, ILL.,, who
has been here looking after business
interests, a guest at the Ed Linck
home, left Saturday for Illinois.
Payette Valley at maIheur Co. Fair.
An entertainment will be given by
the Nelson trio on Friday evening
at eight O'Clock in the NJ. e. church.
The entertainment will be musical
and free hand drawing. An admis-
sion of twenty-five cents for adults
and fifteen cents for children will
be charged.
1t appeared by common consent
Thursday was Payette Valley day, at
Malheur Co. Fair as large crowds
from all over the valley visited the
big fair on that day. Everyone spoke
in highest praise of the excellent man
agement of the fair, it's fine exhibits
and the precision with which the
programs were carried out as adver-
tised. Many exhibits were entered
from this side the river and a gen
erous supply of blue ribbons were
awarded. Some of the winners were:
Grant Fisher, sweepstakes on best
individual exhibit on fruit, aside
from this they received about 20
first and second premiums on vari-
Gus things exhibited.
John Rich had a fine vegetable and
fruit exhibit that attracted a great
deal of attention and numerous rib
bons.
S. ]. Kenepp carried off 16 prizes
on his white and black Orpington
chickens.
Mrs. A. Stetler received blue rib
bons and sweepstakes on her oil |
paintings.
Miss Nellie Rogers took first on
collection of hand painted china.
Marian Kenepp, a thirteen year
old girl took first on darning, sec /
ond on embroidery and first on jel- !
Iy.
]. NJ. Royston as usual took every
hing on his fine hogs.
n. w. and Harry T. Lewis won
about twenty blue ribbons on flow
ers, vegetables, fruit and poultry.
No doubt this is but small num-
Der of prizes awarded to exhibits
md but goes to show that a united
effort and general interest would
produce as fine a "Payette Valley
Fair" as any section could possibly
show for We know We have the
foods, but certainly fail in united
public effort as evidenced by SO
many other localities.
Jolly Times at "Red Apple Farm"
Jolly times at Red Apple Farm"
re being had by the large number
# employers. On passing the place
asst week our eyes were greeted by
ather a grewsome spectacle in tho
hape of a man hung in effigy, up
n inquiry we found it only a prank q
f the younger set
On Friday night II of the young i
eople enjoyed hayrack ride in
be beautiful moonlight and inciden- d
ally they took in the sights at On
ario.
The biggest affair of the week was a
ne occasion of Mr.. and Mrs. a B. n
3Sth wedding anniversary I
n the evening of September 20. q
Ir. Eldredge had mentioned the I
let to the pickers and they at 7
nee set about arranging a big sur c
rise on the worthy couple and
ere eminently successful as they
never smelled a mouse" until the A
-owd had gathered which numbered r,
bout 75 all told and all proceeded o
, enjoy themselves to the utmost. A e
ne oy ster supper with all the de- s
cious appointments to make real O
anquet was served in the dining $
all by Mrs. Tyson, whose culinary II
Kill produced feast fit for king. d
fter supper a handsome couch was
the happy couple as
ken of remembrance, the donors :,
cling the assembled guests. All of W
lose present will long remember i
eptember Goth, 1912, as one of the v
light memories of their lives. III
Y. Nj. C. A. NOTES. ("