Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-09
LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY

ing two spacious porches and is a
plying a new coat of paint.
The children in Dist. No. 1 are &C
lecting Idaho scenes fer the use
the fifth grade pupils. The teacher Q
fered a reward to the one brtngin
the greatest number. Lena Durhal
is in the lead having added 40 pi,
lures to the collection.
Alvina Comelson is oerv on tn
Owyhee visiting her sister, Mrs. Vogt
The l. A. X. gave Mrs Jensen,
surprise party at her home last Fri
day afternoon.
Hugh Shearer is down from hi
homestead to visit a few days will
his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Thorrtonj and
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Jones were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fon
ner.
Mr. Allen who has been living in
the E. B. Cox house near the hill,
has moved to his homestead up Cher
ry Gulch.
Lydia Young was the pleasant hes
tess last Sunday when she enter
tanned her friends at dinner. Among
the guests were Alta, Lille and Wal
ter Cox, Ethe, Jessie, Orah and Ira
Durham, Alma and Olga Reimer
and Opal jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Cheek were in |
Cherry Gulch last Sunday visiting |
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman.
Mrs. James Shearer entertained /
the l.. S. U. on All Fools Day, April
1. Each guest upon arrival found q
deserted house and no hes. less could
be found until the next guest came
in view, then the hostess appeared
and spirited the first conner away
so the second guest would find a
deserted house. After the last guest
arrived the meeting was called to or
Ter and the business OF the day was
AT three oc,ock 8 ten
course April Fool lulchecn vas
served and it kept one in doubt as
o what they were supposed TO bete
,ating. When the real luncheon sp-
Feared everyone did justice To the
ruit salad, sandwiches, cakes and
Office. Mrs. H. Edwards vas a gust
Or the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reiuer, Mr.
md Miro n D nurhor, 81 NJ 81 =
drs. Lee Young made fishing trip
o Buttermilk Slough last Sunday. :
There will be Easter services at
'rystal next Sunday. Rev. Evans q
yill conduct the meeting. Z
James Cox of Huntington, Oregon, L.
) visiting his brother, E. B. Cox. @
Friday night, April 10, is Grange
light for Orchard Ave Easter music g
] being prepared and the subject for IL
iscussion will be Long time farm o'
'ans." Come prepared to take part g
nd in that way gain a few points en-
our side of the contest. a
The young people of the Church o.
God held a social last Friday night
the home of E. Parsons. o.
M w. Watts lis ON his Wood Spur III
ACE putting in quite an acreage ID
corn. Since Idaho led the world
! corn at the recent corn show, al
by not make corn a commerce al
,op? Il
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Lattig enter
lined at dilner last Sunday. Among III
Ie guests were Mr., and Mrs. Greg OF
y and Florence, M, G. Stone of ie
nita, Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Lat Of
3 of Payette and G. w. Lattig. Mrs. 10
Lattig was the guest OF honor it Ell
ling her birthday also her wedding az
ll'
A. J. Shearer was In Boise Monday m
I'd Tuesday of this week.
The rain last Saturday was a boon LII
the dry farmers, everything WAS
'eding water. Those below the III
tch can get supply of water any re
ne the water having been turned pi
the main canal last Monday. Ell
James w. Jones, the corn expert
d director of the Idaho exhibits d
the Panama exposition, held a dc
ry instructive meeting at the Chap Ju
: House last week. The selecting ou
d testing of seed corn and the kind pc
st adapted to our climate were ~
Q main topics discussed. He also ma
planned why we should plant accli-
tied seed. Owing to the limited W.
ne he only touched upon the sub Ii
It of the by-products of corn, men SC
ming an oil used as a substitute for LII
We oil, another substance that 70
n be used in place of rubber, be- ne
les the numerous articles of diet we
CHI as hominy, corn starch and
eakfast foods. The day following UP
9 lecture Mr.. Jones took different ra
sws of spraying and top grating Cd
d will use these views in the moy- ne