Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-05
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LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY :,

Orchard Ave. Grange held SOCIAL
4 session last Friday night, all mem-
: bers came early with well filled
, baskets and everybody enjoyed
seven o'clock supper. Miniature flags
supporting cards, ON which were writ
ten familiar quotations from the
Presidents, were used as place cards.
The Hall was decorated with flags,
and bunting and two large American
shields bearing the word welcome
occupied conspicuous places at each
end of the room. A microscope was
used in showing each presidents pic
ture on the screen in the order OF
their election. Washington's picture
was greeted with Washington hymn
and two recitations. AS each pic
ture appeared some one gave
short sketch of that presidents life
or some event connected with his
administration.
Lincoln was greeted with great ap-
plause and two recitations were CIV
en- while his picture was ON the
screen. During the time the audi
ence was viewing the kindly face CT
Mckinley some one sang Lead Kind
ly Light" McKinley's favorite hymn.
The remainder of the evening was
spent in singing the old patriotic
songs so dear to every true citizen.
The next meeting will be for instruc-
ton in selecting, testing and planting
seeds.
i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steigerwalt
have moved from the Geo. Alspach
place and are now living on their
own place on North Iowa Ave.
Ella Griffin and Tillie Capron are
with Mrs. Horace Loveland this week.
Bessie and Gertrude Miles, Violet
Williams and Myrtle Crane are pack
ing apples at the Spur and are board
ing with Mrs. Suplee.
Noble Russell writes from Pomo-
ma, Cal, that he was in the flooded
district and during the worst of
the disaster worked in water waist
deep.
Don't forget the date, Tuesday,
March 10. A 10c tea at the Chap
ter House. Everybody come.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Harland We're in
Caldwell Tuesday of this week to at
tend the Boise Valley Pomona.
| Herbert Wayne and family who
have been living on the A. ]. Shear
err place moved last Saturday.
Everett Greenlee from Willow
Creek is now working ON the G. P.
Lattig ranch.
Prof. Taylor of MOSCOW was at the
Spur last week inspecting the ap- |
pies that were grown on the expert
ment station on the Harland fruit |
farm.
Mrs. Geo. Windle and Helen are
home from Kearney, Neb., Mrs. Win
die was accompanied home by her
sister, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Smith will
come later with car of stock and
household goods and they will prob
ably locate in Payette.
If Dame Rumor can be relied on
there will be double wedding at
Crystal in the near future.
Seward Kaizer spent Sunday with
his parents ON Willow Creek.
The pupils in Dist. No. 1 had a
February program at their school
last Friday afternoon. The opening
number was a patriotic song by the
school. A sketch of Lincoln's life !
was read and this was followed by a
number of recitations in honor of
the greatest of all Americans. st.
Valentines life was reviewed and the
origin of sending loving messages on
Feb. IA was explained. Washington
was then spoken of in story and in Z
song. A sketch of the life of Long 4
fellow, the children's poet, was CIV n
en- by one of the older pupils. The a
last on the February program was a
recitation of the ARROW and the +
Song" by one of the little boys. The p
Visitors present were Mrs. George
Mrs. August Young, Mrs. b
Ioveland, Olga Reimers, Ethe Dur Il
lam, Mrs. V. Shurtleff and Mrs.
Friedman. q
F. B. Suplee made a business trip i
o the county seat last week. Ill
G.. w. Brannock and family have
moved from the ]. B. Durham ranch 81
nd are now living in the house va &c
ated by G. w. Holt
This is the third week of apple SC
acking at the Spur, last years crop 70
ill probably be all packed out by
ne middle of next week. az
S. B. Alspach moved to Payette OF
Lst Monday. E. e. Parsons Is now
wing on Mr. Alspach's place. Mr.. III
nd Mrs. Reece Lynn are occupying FL
lie Parson house and will have the In
larqe of that n1aca this summer