Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-24


H. r. Russell has sold his Is acr
place of young orchard to ]. c
. Scritchfield and H. j. Puchert, cor
\ sideration 5000 an acre and some
! where in the deal Ray now runs tn
Puchert auto
Two capitalists, one a millionaire
touring Idaho came from Twin Fall
and were looking over Fruitlant
Bench Monday and when shown tn,
new folder gotten out by our Com
mercial Club, said, Eyes, it's yer!
good only not half strong enough"
Mrs. l. F. Street will return to hel
home in Caldwell Wednesday ant
her daughter Mrs. M. B. Sherman
and two children will accompany her
for visit.
]. w. Prestals condition does not
improve to any extent, trained
nurse being in constant attendance.
He is enjoying visit from form
er partner in the lumber business,
S. Neff of Mcbride, Mich, who is
now retired from active life and
came to see his friend for an ex-
| tended visit.
Frank Marlar has a badly injured
foot from having it run over while
hauling gravel from Whitley Bottom.
The team of colts started up sud
denly and in grasping the lines,
the heavy load passed over his foot
crushing two toes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Albee and Ella
Albee were entertained at the N. w.
Lewis home Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albee will leave this week for their
former home in Newton, Iowa.
Mrs B. r. Fitch's little daughter
Katherine, is reported ill.
Mrs. ]. w. Beehlers baby has
been quite i'll.
The Wood River Bunch" sur
prised VIII Thompson Saturday even
ing, the occasion being his birthday.
About 80 of the old friends were Their
and most enjoyable evening spelt
in games and the usual good time.
A fine supper was furn shed by th-se
present and many happy returns OF
the day are hoped for this estimable
man.
Gus Davis returned last week from
a II day cattle buying trip to
Harvey Valley, Westiall and Burns.
Oregon, picking up SO fine head on
the trip.
Mrs. J. NJ. Royston is improving
slowly from her serious attack of
erysipelas which was much more Sc
we're than at first reported, not on
ly her lace, eyes and ears being in
yol' ed but almost her entire bouy.
E. I. Bowman is in the east dis
posing OF his apple crop and has or
dered two cars shipped to Chicago.
In ogden, Iowa, he saw some beau |
tiful apples on display in winGow |
and at once recognized the Idaho |
brand" and began to look up the fell
low who brought them there and dis |
;oV cred a converted Idaho Booster |
in Norman Thompson, Mrs. Spain
nowers father.
Mrs. Sam Cregor and baby ale over
On Big Willow visiting with her
family.
Mr.. Christmon OF Nebraska is Wis
ting at the Henry Rein's home
and looking at the country.
Mrs. S. A. D. Pardunn has had
very attractive bay window added
% her dining room to accommodate
her fine house plants.
The Younger set of the Association
packing house employees enjoyed
nay rack ride to Ontario one even
ng last week incidentally taking in
he picture show and later enjoy
ng an oyster fry at one of the res
,aurants. Let the young enjoy
rood time for "All work and no
,lay makes Jack dull boy" and I'M
ess they can exc out little fun
low and then apple packing would
ret monotonous.
Harry T. Lewis spent Thursday in
Middleton attending Republican
Rally. Seems pretty quiet for so
lear election time but don't mistake
his for lack of interest ior instead
# the old time torch light process
ion, men are studying men and is
ues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison S mmons, a
ewly welded couple from Dalles, ,
,re., are visiting their aunt and I'M ,
lie Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 2. Taylor. A =.
elightful place to spend their hon :
ymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A Sargent and :
vo children of Boise, stopped off
II an over Sunday visit with his
rothers, E. B. and c. H.. Sargent,
lille enroute for home, from attenC- !,
lg the Grand Lodge of the l. o. o.
and Pahakahs ar Wallace Ida