Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-18

The lower Payette valley is gettlnS
quite famous as a peach belt II we
can Judge by the number OF people
who have come from Dead Ok to
get their winters supply of peaches.
Mrs. De Haven, Mrs. j. Booges, Mrs.
Hesslop, Mr.. and Mrs. Crane, MIS-
Brown and Mrs. John Bartshe were
all over to get peaches one day last
week. Crowds like this are an eV-
cry day occurrence, the supply is not
exhausted and peaches are still being
shipped from Woods Spur in car
load lots.
Myrtle Hanna has been threatened
with typhoid pneumonia, friends are
now in hopes that the fever is
checked.
Harold Twilliger, who is helping
W. Immersion during apple season,
is in Ontario this week attending
the Malheur County Fair.
The regular meeting of the l.. S. u.
was held with Mrs. F. B. Suplee. Ow-
ing to the busy season there were but
few present. This will be the last
meeting until the grand rally of men,
women and children on Halloween.
The annual business meeting of the
Lower Extension Ditch Co. was he'd
in Weiser, September 10, Aside from
The directors there were but two
stock holders present, and but TWEEN
ty-fcur shares represented. There
being so few present no business was
transacted and the meeting adjourn
ed until the first Monday in Novem-
Der.
Charles Frederick Shontz, youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Shontz,
was born February %, 1913, and de-
parted this life September 49,, $3.50
P. NJ, after a brief illness of five
days. Services were held in the
Christian Church Sunday afternoon.
Many sympathizing friends attending
the placing of the body in a bed OF
flowers in Riverside Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Shontz desire
to express appreciation of the SYM
pathy and helpfulness of their many
riends in their late afiliction and
bereavement.
Dur dear little Frederick has gone to
rest,
Where never a sin shall stain his
breast,
No trouble assail, no fear annoy,
No cloud oershadow his innocent
joy.
He lived on earth, but little while
To gladden. our home with his baby
smile,
But in that brief time how tondly we
loved,
is realized now when by death he's
removed.
Like delicate flower, traansplanted
so soon,
Merely budding on earth, in Heaven
to bloom,
Too pure for this world, to a fairer
one gone,
With beautiful hands he seems beck
oning, come"
This call in our household, again doth
sadly prove,
Death spares not at all, earth's treas
ures we love,
But relentlessly intrudes-an unwel-
come guest,
Needing not mothers prayer, or faith
er's behest.
Almost an household idol, chide US
not for the joy,
We had in so loving our dear baby
boy,
Turn to your own darlings, and SYM
pathize now,
While we endeavor, in submission to1
bow.
Tho our home is so lonely, heart
strings bleeding and tern,
We look thru our tears to the Ressur-
rection Morn,
Tor the children on earth, our flow
ers so rare,
IRE the jewels that blaze in His
crown over there.
10 we know they're not lost-only {
gone on before,
waiting to welcome us on the Heav-
emily shore,
ct even this tho't cannot Danish the {
gloom,
hat settles at times on bereayed
hearts and home.
ct not long will 1t be till our sum-
mons shall come,
o cross the cold river of death, one |