Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-01

itor at the State Legislature Wed
nesday and Thursday of last week.
H. ]. Puchert was a Caldwell bus
mess visitor Wednesday and Thurs
day last week.
Rev. Deals brother from Nampa
visited him on Sunday and occupied
the pulpit at the NJ. E. church Sun
day evening.
p. A. Cregor is not only pa. but
grandpa now and he bears the hon
ors with proper dignity. sweet
little daughter was born Tuesday the
3Oth to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cregor
Both mother and baby doing fine.
Earl Johnston Of Weiser is on the
bench in the interests Of the U. S.
Separator Co.
( The High School and sth grade
have received new song books.
Mrs. Stanley Dean returned last
week from California. where she
has been visiting for several weeks.
A petition is being circulated on
the bench to obtain a Rural route
from Fruitland. II there is any
reason why we should not have a
route we can not see it. and the
Route No. l from Payette is beyond
doubt too long.
Quite number Of our citizens at
tended the State Horticultural meet
ing at weiser. Among the num-
Der was N. w. Lewis. Harry Lewis,
c. E. Barnse, D. ]. Ingard, E. b.
Tussing. NJ. B. Sherman. C. H. and
E. B. Sargent, S. F. Frazier. Guy
Graham and Orlo Edgecomb.
Harry Lewis went to Boise Mon
day to confer with Governor Haw-
ley in regard to the Pure Seed law,
as it stands at present according to
the reliable seed houses no machine
made can clean the seed as per-
fectly as required therefore many
have their seed lying in the seed
houses unable to obtain their mon
ey. Gov. Hawley promised to do
all he could TO remedy the condi-
ton for the present. He telegraph
ed the Prof. at Moscow also con-
ferred with the Grange Commission
er that the bill may be somewhat
modified.
The w. C. T. U. will meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. NJ. R.
POWELL. The meeting will be in the
nature Of a memorial to Francis Will
lard and a pleasant afternoon is
promised.
Mrs. Moore is visiting this week
with her daughter Mrs. S. L. Creger
of Big Willow.
4 route accommodating 1877 patrons
has been mapped out and would
still leave enough for Route No. l
from Payette. Fruitland is a growing
town and it must needs come to
that sooner or later and why not
now?
Tim Driscoll visited Frultland on
Monday,
The L, d. Carpenter family re-
turned from an extended visit in
Washington and Oregon, the latter
part of the week. Melvin Carpen-
ter, who is quite well known here
accompanied them to remain indefi-
nitely.
Mr.. Magee, the new owner Of the
Bohmer place, has nice new home
nearly completed.
Mrs. Craig Wilkie was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Orlo Wilcox the
last of the week.
Phil Carpenters heart was made
glad because Of a fine new set OF
single harness from his uncle Melvin
Carpenter.
Following is the program for the
Mothers League meeting at 3 o.
clock, Friday afternoon.
Lullaby. Sth grade.
Prayer by Mrs. Harry 7. Lewis.
Object of Mothers Circle, Mrs. Mad
sen.
Parental Responsibility by Mrs.
Wilson.
Lullaby, Cosy Sherman,
Need of Parental Guidance, Mrs.
Lynck.
Innate Modesty, Mrs. Spainhower.
Round table.
DR.. Harcourt of Boise will be pre-
sent and all mothers are urged and
expected to be present without fail.
Riverside, California,
January 25, 1912.
Dear Friends
We would like all our friends to
know of this beautiful sunny eli
mate down in southern California, so
thought l would tell you little about
it through. the columns of the pap
er.
Our party landed in Riverside, Cal
ifcruia, on the morning Of the TWEEN
ty-sixt, OF December. All feeling
somewha. tired from the long jour