Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-04
LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY
H. A. Ireland,
County Agricultural Agent.


Monday morning, September, with
Miss Florence Douglass as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Shearer moved
to Payette to live during the coming
winter. They made this change SO
that Mr.. Shearer would be near his
work as secretary OF the Idaho-Ore-
gon Fruit association and that the
children might attend school with
out riding such a long distance in
the school wagon. After September
they will be at home in the Alden
house on Front Street south.
There is soon to be a school house
built near Crystal. The school board
will be ready to receive bids for con-
structfng the building September 6,
1913. The work will be rushed to
completion and it is quite probable
that Miss Vesta Halves of Weiser
will have charge of the school.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Carter and VIII
bur Carter and son have returned
from their sad mission to Eagle Val
ley, Oregon.
Labor Day seemed to be quite a
strenuous day in this section. Every
one was too busy to recognize 1t as
day of recreation, although a few
nimrods were out hunting ducks and
from the amount of noise around the
ponds one might think they, were
near the Mexican border.
Robert P. LOOMS, prominent
commission merchant of New York
City, was dinner guest of Geo. w.
Lattig ST., one day last week. AL
though Mr.. LOOMS owns an orchard
at Hood River, Ore, he il always,
glad to handle Payette Valley apples.
He has purchased apples of Mr.. Lat
tig a number of years.
Mrs. Jonas Brown and Mrs. John
Bartshe of the Oregon Slope were
in this vicinity last week securing a
supply of apples and peaches.
Mrs. C. Miller is entertaining two
young men from the east, Clarence
Mitchell and Roy Medley of East Pal
estine, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. TYhos. Ashworth are
leaving their country place and have
taken up their residence in town.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Garland will nave
charge of the Ashworth farm after
September Is. This is not the Gar
lands first trip to this part of Idaho
and their many friends will be glad to
welcome them back.
Miss May Oil OF Star Idaho, is
spending the week with her aunt, |
aud Carrier.
Blaine Edwards has accepted a
position as am assistant in the office i
Of the Payette branch of the idaho |
Oregon Fruit Growers Association.
Mrs. Ackarat, Jr. who has been |
IL for some time was taken to the
Holy Rosary hospital at Ontario
asst Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Berry and fam
ly have returned to this neighbor-
hood after spending few months
n Payette. Mr.. Berry has leased
| part of the Harris place and will
arm quite extensively next year.
Clarence Friedman is out again
lfter being confined to his room 10
lays with AN attack Of acute sciati-
"a.
Word has been received that
Cyrus Lattig has disposed of his
property i'm Anita. Iowa, and will
ioon be on mis- way to the Paystte
ALLEY, where he intends to- locate.
Mr.. Lattig's wife and family have
,een here for some time.
e. e. Dean, deputy inspector is in
Emmett and will remain there until
he peach season is over. At a spe-
,ial meeting of the fruit growers in
his section, Mr.. Dean was elected
vs. local manager and inspector OF
tpple packing at Woods Spur.