Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-09-19

: near Twin Falls, where he has bus
l ness interests and Amos left tn
5 same day for Colversack, Washing
: ton, near Walla Walla.
: c. E. Barnes and S. r. Frazier re
! turned Monday from Midvale an,
t Cambridge whore they nave beel
} looking at land. They think the 70
I cation ideal for stock country.
C. X. Powell will leave the last o
the week, for Corvallis, where hi
will enter college.
Henry Manser sold his 10 acre
place to Mr.. Huntington of Alliance
Nebraska, for $500 an acre last week
Mrs. S. NJ. Thomas has been quite
i'll the past few days with stomach
trouble, but is somewhat improved
at this writing.
L. B. Makinson is filling his silo
for winter use. Reported to me he
was making his sauer kraut for his
cows"
DR.. Wright's attractive bungalow
home is going up rapidly and from
all appearances will be fine little
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Ocker from
Nebraska, will move into the J. o..
Scritchfield house when vacated by
DR.. Wright.
Jack johnson is considering plans
for a room house to be built west
Of DR.. Wright's, to be rented to Jas.
Barnard who now lives in the Tyson
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Tussing are
5cry happy over the arrival of line
oaby boy born Tuesday morning
september 18th.
Santa Rosa employees are to take
a day off and with picnic baskets
and hay rack visit Payette Street
fair Thursday.
]. o. Scritchfield will install hot
air heating plant in his home next
week.
Miss Carleton County Supt., drove
from Payette and spent Monday night
at Fruitland on school business
Miss Grace Rifle has SO far re-
. cred as to be able to be brought
home last week.
Jesse Rifle returned last week
rom an extended stay in California.
Miss Luck, who is a teacher il
ayette schools this year from
Ieadows, visited last week with her
riend Mary Kinnison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoff the school JAM
or, has moved from the Cellar hoLse
% the Watson house to be near
he school house.
Mrs. Sam Russell of Iowa is
guest at the w, ]. Russell home,
topping off upon her roturn from
IN extended coast trip.
Miss Newton of Baker City, Cregon
a guest at the home CT her uncle
md aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder.
The moving picture show are Llan-
ming to start up again, if they can ar
ange to operate successfully by put
ing in a transformer.
Mrs. Shank and daughter Mary re
turned last week from Sc, e. al months
.tay in Colorado with re att, es.
Henry Berg has the lumber and
gravel on the ground for new
Darn and will begin operations at
once.
O. Marlar and son Carl, Royston,
Meyer and Whitsell returned Thurs
lay from their trip to the Lakes.
they did not get deer, although |
Mr. Whitsell got a shot at one, but |
plenty of fish and gruose and a. fine |
trip. They reported severe freeze
in Long Valley that laid all vegeta-
ton low.
The Wood River bunch" surprised |
[. Meyer Saturday evening the occa-
sion being his birthday. The usual |
{ God time was enjoyed and plenty of
.ood things to eat.
-. i. Chapman and family of On
,ar:o and his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Chapmen from Grand Junction, Coo,
we're entertained Sunday to turkey
dinner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Spainhower having been ac-
luaintances in Grand Junction 10
5ears ago. The party was driven
over the bench in the afternoon and
had some very flattering things to
say about our orchards. Mr.. Chap
nan considers the price on bearing
orchards as very low in comparison
o prices in Grand Valley.
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