Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-06-18
LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY F:

j After the business session of the
! Orchard Ave. Grange flag day was
observed. After the reading OF
lshort history of our flag the flags OF
80 other nations were shown ON the
curtain by the microscope. The star
and stripes was the first flag to APP
pear and it was greeted with cheers
and everyone joined in singing "Coi-
umbia the gem of the ocean. While
| the flag of Austrian national hymn.
Germanys national sorg was rendered
| by the master of the grange. When
Englands flag the Union Jack, ap-
pcared everyone cheered and Aldula
Gregory sang God save the King
The concluding number was the re-
appearance of the stars and stripes
and the singing of the Battle hymn
OF the Republic" closed the lecturers
hour.
One of the leading social events
OF the season was the card party
given by Mr. and Mrs. H. Brewster.
Their spacious porch was lighted with
Japanese lanterns and with the many
small tables and easy chairs was
coy and inviting. Whist was the
game for the evening and about 20
guests were present.
Maude Carrier entertained the
L. S. U. with almost every member
present. One of the topics discussed
was the attitude of the business man
toward the farm. 1t was the general
sentiment of those present that the
men in business who ridicule the
farmer or his calling, should not be
patronized. The hour of study was
very instructive the items of interest
were taken from the CURRENT number
of the Independent Magazine" ard
covered a part of the war situation /
in Mexico Club adjourned to meet
in two weeks with Mrs Silas Carter.
Mrs. Cottingham of Les Angeles is
here for the summer she is visiting
her sister Mrs. A. Dudgeon.
Geo. Glasscock and his bride are
now at home to their friends in their
tine new house at Crystal. Mrs.
5lasscock will be remembered as
Alice Rasmussen.
Rev. Cox Of New Plymouth preach
ID last Sunday at school No 0. A
rood crowd was in abundance.
The A. w. L. held their annual
meeting and the result of the election .
vas for president Mrs Friedman
or secretary Mrs. Suplee and for D..
reasue Ms. R. H. Woods. After tn
usiness meeting tea was served,
1esdames Harland and Suplee we're 7,
he hostesses.
Henry Reimer was called to Port
ind last week by the serious Hines.
f brother at thatplace. q
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Harland AID Mes Z
ames Slaughter and Garland were
Disc visitors two days of last week. &
Mrs. w. James was pleasantly sur
rised last Sunday by crowd COM
g out from Payette with we'll filled
iskets and a FREEZER of cream. The 4
'ent was Mrs James birthday and 4
e friends who helped her celebrate n
ere Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Durham, Mr..
Id Mrs. F. Coulter and family and Z
rs. Founder and children from 3
blow creek.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
lgeon underwent minor operation
Vt Monday. He is recovering nice n
Gladys Paine of Pendleton Ore. is
ending week at the Eudora farm.
The Corner Drug Store given at 4
} Chapter House was we'll attend
e proceeds $3.50 will help to re- &
nish the treasury of the Orchard 4
e. Grange "a
:. E. Dean who fell two weeks ago 4
m the hay shed on the S. B.
pach ranch, is recovering slowly 4
m his injuries his friends hope 4
see him out seeA,
lrs. James Hiilerman is a recent 4
wal from Illinois she came to Join n
husband who is foreman on the
P. Lattig place.
asst week Mary and Alice Reed of
cite were visiting their aunt q
. E. F. Lattig. From there they
1T to the slope to visit their cousin :
!. J. H. Newton.
n and Mrs. Chas Shontz have
ed back to their farm on Iowa
/. They will live in a portable
Sc this summer. III
he state highway surveyors were
one day last week. If this road 3
uilt along the railroad as now
ned the farmers will enter a
est on the grounds that it will
be the greatest good for the
t people.
wing to the inclement weather
l. A. K. picnic was held In the
lelson house intsead of in the
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