Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-09-11
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LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY I;



Mr.. and. Mrs. T. j. Jackson gave a
birthday dinner last Sunday in honor
tof Mrs-Jackson's mothers seventieth
birthday. Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Arms
strong, Sylvester Jackson and Mrs.
10 Immersion were the guests.
~ The social hop at the Lattig cold
storage Wednesday night was an en-
joyable affair. This will probably be
the last dance given there this seas
on as it is now time to use the build
ing for apples. B eas t-ts Ia
At a special meeting of the school
board in District No, l the contract
for the hauling of the winters sup
lply of coal was given to j. B. Dur
ham. Mr.. Durham was also hired to
NOW the weeds and clean up the
school yard.
Last Friday night Turner, the alum
mum man, gave a demonstration
with his ware at the Keller home
on Iowa Avenue. The meeting was
well attended and each lady present
was given an aluminium sauce pan
as souvenir.
Miss NJ. Carrier accompanied May
Obi, Roy Neeley and Clarence Mitch
ell as far as New Plymouth on their
way to Star, Idaho. Mr.. Neeley and
Mr.. Mitchell are now on their way
to their home in Ohio. Mr.. Mitchell
was especially delighted with the
west and hopes at some future time
TO make his home here. He believes
that planting a vineyard would be a
profitable investment.
J.. A. White has assumed another
care, besides his numerous farm
duties, overseeing prune pickers, as
he, has been elected to serve on the
board Of education in the Payette
school district.
Miss jamie Thornton, who gradual
ed from the Boise high school in
June, has been fortunate in securing
a school on Willow Greek. Miss
Thornton has just returned from Al
bion where she has been attending
the summer normal.
Bayard has been under the doc
tors care the past week but is now
on the road to recovery.
The census taken has been around
counting the children, the next man
on the scene will be the truant off
Ger.
Mrs. J. R. Lundt of Greenville, "a,
Mrs. Henry Lundt Of Linn Grove,
Iowa, and John Vass of Glad Crook, !
Ia, are visiting at the home of C. j.
Lundt. Mr. Henry Lundt was in Ida
40 about two years ago and has now
sent his wife out to see if she likes
L here. She, is delighted with the
climate, fruit and general air of pros
oerity. They will probably locate
here and engage in stock raising.
A car shortage is causing a lot of
Melons and peaches to become over
'ipe. This means loss to the grow
RS.
d. B. Stokely, who is in the en-
10y of T. j. Jackson, spent Sunday
listing friends on the Oregon slope.
Last Saturday night there was an
ther dance at the pavilion on the
raven place. Richard Benninghouse
furnished the music, the crowd
1as large and the usual good time
Tas enjoyed. ,
Kate Cahill returned from Potoka,
linois, where she has been spend !
ig the summer. On Sept. Is, Miss !.
ahill will take charge of the same =
chool she had last year on the Ore
on side, near Crystal.
Mrs. H. Harland was Boise visit 3
r the first of the week.
Miss Opal Jackson and Mr.. J. Jack
On of Crystal attended a play at the
yeiser Opera house Friday night.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank our friends and
eighbors for their kindness during
lie recent sickness and death of M
erva Carter.
Wilbur Carter, r
Mr.. and Mrs. S;las Carter. \