Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-09-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BUSY FRU|TLAND ITEMS

3 nice ribbons on his fruit taken
Payette Street Fair and felt well pal
4 for the effort made in preparing tn
exhibit. He had the best individual
exhibit. LIST on Jonathan, LIST ant
End on 20 or. pippin, LIST and 2nt
Grimes Golden, LIST and End on Bald
win, End on. Ben Davis, LIST and Enc
Winter Banana, in all 16 prizes.
B. F. Tussing and family have
housefuI Of guests. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Wolber and family Of siz
children and a young man friend
John Searson from Ada, Ohio. Mrs.
Wolber is a cousin of Mr.. Tussing
and they expect to remain in the
west a couple of years to see If
they would like TO locate here perma-
nently, before disposing Of their large
farm in Ohio.
G. G. Wherry made rather a grew
some find September Is about 100
feet from his house, buried in the
sand banks along the Snake river
were the skeletons OF two human
bodies, one apparently of a young
| person and an older one. Most Of
the bones were intact except the
back bone and frontal bone of the
skull, the distinguishing features Of
teh cheek bones being absent Mr.
Wherry was unable to tell if the
bodies were of white persons or In
dians.
Mrs. George Chi.ds is enjoying
visit from her mother, Mrs. vii
liams, and sister, Mrs. George Nor
ris of Coon Rapids. Iowa. TLey viii
leave Thursday for points in Wash
ington.
A. Osborn from WATERFOWL, Ne
braska, stopped off for few days
visit with Henry Reins and family
and incidentally see the famous Pay
cite Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Hess who
have been visiting her brother, l.
H. Rich and family left Monday for
Fresno, Cal. where they will visit
son before Their ireturn TO their
home in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Griffith ell
tertained to a dinner party at the
Pardunn home Sunday. Mr.. Hook
of Parma and Mr. and Mrs. ]. K.
Graham and hetir guest, Miss Mey-
er of Albion, Nebr.
Augusta Arts who wss a guest OF
Miss Clara Armenian was suddenly
called home to Carol. Iowa, because
of a sad accident TO yuong nephew
who was severely burned.
Mr.. Stropes and family moved last
week from rooms in the Harvey I
building to the Frank Cellar house
recently vacated by Mr.. Hoff the
school janitor.
Rev. ]. ]. Ticknor has his new /
house sided up and ready for the
roof. 1t will be a very neat cot
tage home when completed.
]. NJ. Royston made his last trip
to Caldwell Saturday, previous to
the Canyon County Fair, of which
he is one of the directors. Mr.. Roy
ston entered about 20 of his prize
Poland China hogs and Pigs
at Malheur County Fair and will
make other dealers in fine stock
put up something pretty good if
they prevent him bringing home all
the ribbons again. From Ontario
he takes his stock to Caldwell, tEen,e
to Boise to the state fair.
Mrs. Sam Cregor went TO Payette
Thursday to visit her friend Miss
and was in her usual
health. when she was taken yer!
suddenly with a severe attack OF
tonsilitis and has been unable TO
return home at this writing, al
though much improved.
DR.. and Mrs Hubbard of Boise rep
Globe Optical Co. were
driven over the bench in D. d.
aambly's car and were astounded ct
he fruit crop here and also the |
beautiful homes and splandidly devel
lped country. DR.. Hubbard made
professional calls at the S. NJ. Thorn
Is, L. G. Prestel and ]. H. Spain
lower homes.
Another little Democrat came TO
GLADDEN. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Iuy Graham Friday morning Sep
ember 20 He may not be able to
-ote for Woodrow Wilson or his pa
Va this fall, but the family have
'oted him the dearest bunch of hui
nanity ever.
Mesdames Geo. Wilson, NJ, B. SIZE : !
nan and ]. H. Spainhower attended
he w. C. T. U. State Convention at !
Sampa this week, Monday, Tuesday
nd Wednesday. il
Mrs. H. E. Robinson is confined to {
Ter bed with an attack of lumbago.
Kay johnson and Vina Pitcher |
4 Payatte were Sunday guests of 7