Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-13
LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY

err. Mr. Brown is looking over thu
valley with view to Locating.
Zee Young and his crowd have
returned from the hills and proved
their skill by bringing home three
deer.
J. F. Wood came down from Mid
vale to spend Sunday with his fam
lily. AS soon as his house in Mid
vale is finished the family vii
move. x
Opal Jackson spent Sunday II
town with her grandmother, Mrs
Powell
i Mr.. Keller and Mr.. Pugh are of
on hunting trip. They are camped
on Little Salmon and expect to bring
home all the game the law allows.
Jno. Scott on Scott's island is all
ing. He has R. Henry employed to
assist him with the care of the
stock he is wintering.
Mrs. Geo. Shurtleff is home from
Nampa where she has been the past
two months with her daughter, Mrs.
A. Young While in Nampa she
made the acquaintance of her first
grandchild q fine baby boy which
arrived October 23 at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. August Young.
G. ]. Lundt is packing the last of
his apples this week. He has dis
posed of them at good profit and
will pack Winesaps and Ben Davis
at once and not wait for the spring !
market.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carrier of Sa'-
EN-, Ore, were guests at the c. M.
Miller home two days of last week.
Mr. Carrier is one of the company
who own the Toole place, he also
has property interests in Salem. They
are now on their way to Brcookville,
Penn, to spend the winter.
Elmira Casey and Mrs. 10. Jimer-
son were in Payette all of last week
visiting Mrs. W. A. Armstrong.
Lena Puser and brother Frank are
IN their way to Tucson, Ariz They
90 by the way of Portland and wi
yisit there and in california.
Mrs. w. Stoughton entertained last
week in honor of Miss Piper and the
affair was called a recipe shower.
Zach lady attending gave her favor
tie cooking recipe to Miss Piper who
will soon be interested in household
luties. Luncheon was served and
he ladies departed after giving much
Ldvice to the bride-to-be.
The Iowa Avenue Kensington met
asst Wednesday with Mrs. Jensen.
This is the first afternoon meeting
he ladies have had since the busy
easno began. Everyone reported ,
,ood time L
A baby girl has taken up her abode
With Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Brannock,
ate of arrival November 6, 1913.
D. R. Durham has been In South 1
dakota on business, the family Q {
Expecting him home daily.
The rabbit drive on the Oregon 1
lope was a success. There were e
eally two drives, one was conducted 5
y the Weiser crowd and the other @
y the Payette men. About 1900 t
abbits were killed by the Payetters Z
nd an equally large number EXTERN
mated by the Weiserites. Dinner Q
;as served at two places. About b
90 took dinner at the Bartshe ranch D
,hile about LBS enjoyed dinner at 0
Doughnuts, sandwiches
nd pickles were placed in paper
acks, each man received a sack of
inch and then passed to hte tab's E
here coffee was served. Il
E. Dean in company with Mr.. p.
rane, made a business trip to Cald-
ell last Thursday. Mr.. Crane is Y
n expert apple packer and will take
barge of the packing at the Dorman
richard at Caldwell. Mr.. Dean re-
lrned home Sunday.
A fatal accident occurred Nov Z, II
the home of Herbert Wayne. n,
'ealthy the four year old daughter, n
as playing with matches and set n.
re to her clothing, the child lived ar
ut a few hours. Funeral services
ere held from the Church of God
Payette. Many flowers were IT
mt as a token of sympathy for the
,reaved parents. The flowers sent II
: the L. S. U. expressed the heart u
1t sorrow of their immediate neigh D