Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-02
LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY !.


dinner. Among the guests were MI
and Mrs. E. B. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. F
Steigerwalt, Chas. Lesh, Eddi
Young, Opal Jackson and lola Yep
ser of Payette.
Rev. and Mrs. E. e. Cox of New
Plymouth spent Sunday at Crystal
Rev. Cox holding services Sunda.
night at the school-house in Dist. No
10.
Clayton Bramnock and Jno. Stone
man left Monday for Washington
where they will engage in logging.
Mrs. Redman of Nampa is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Vincent Shurtleff a
the Hdllcrest farm.
Frank Puser Is home from New
Mexico and his health is completely
restored.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Harland were il
Boise last week.
Addie Oster invited about sixteer
young people to help her celebrate
her sixteenth birthday last Sunday
Dinner was served at one o'clock af
ter which the young folks enjoyed
outdoor games. An auto ride was
one of the pleasantest features oil
the afternoon. Supper was served
and the guests departed to their
separate homes after wishing Ad'
die many returns of the happy day.
Osee and Ruth Jackson spent Sat
urday and Sunday with their grand
mother, Mrs. 10 Emerson.
Mr.. Wellington, who is employed
ON the Dawson ranch, was married
in Weiser last week, the bride was
a New York girl. Mrs. P. P. Daw-
son gave a sumptuous dinner in hon
or of the newly weds.
C. F. Meyer and son Ray have rent
ed the Keller orchard tract and will
have charge of it the coming season.
Miss M. Carrier leaves today for
Star where she will remain until
after Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Miller and Ella
Hall of Star were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Miller.
Jno. Scott lis still quite i'll, he is
cot gaining as rapidly as his friends
would wish.
The l. A. Kensington were enter
aimed by Mrs. E. E. Dean last We'd
nesday afternoon Needlework, con-
gersation and dainty refreshments
dlled the afternoon with pleasure.
Orchard Ave. Grange met in regu-
lar session last Friday might. No bus
mess of Importance was transacted.
During the lecture hour the subject
for debate was Resolved that we
suffer more from extravagant house
keeping than We do from poor farm
ing" The negative side won and
proved conclusively that there are
no extravagant housekeepers among
he Changers in the Payette Valley. !!
Mrs. H. Loveland gave recitation |
"The Farmers Idle Wife
which compared the modern farm
RS wife with the wives of early
lays. A reading, "The Discomfort
d Farmer" was given by Florence
iregory. A humorous reading, ex-
using a certain shiftless farmer con-
luded the evenings program.
A. ]. Shearer and c. Friedman
'ere i'm Weiser on business the first
art of last week.
One of the house wives near Woods
pur claims to have fed every kind
hobo that counts ties between
lie Pacific coast and the Missouri
yer. The last one she fed had ev-
y appearance of having the small
Ok, and when last heard of was
oking for the health officer In
ayette.
Mr.. Jensen's house on Iowa Ave.
now being plastered and they hope
occupy their new home soon.
jamie Thornton was home from
illow Creek over Sunday.
Ray Meyer had a runaway last
nday, his horse was frightened by
tration engine and became I'M
inageable. Everyone escaped I'M
rt but badly shaken UP. The horse
IS caught about two miles from the
lrting point.
Mrs. H. Cornelson has been quite
k but seems to be improving.
LAST Monday, Mr.. Ficke the Pay
e butcher, was at Fonner's farm
business pertaining to his trade.
Mrs. P. Emerson, Mrs. R. L. Jiun-
on and Mrs. T. ]. Jackson were
Ontario last Saturday to inspect -
organ which Dist No. 8 Is con-
nplating buying. The deal was
closed.
!. W. Lattig is top grating sew yo
! acres of York Imperial trees with ns
nesap, Arkansas Blacks and De Sd
GUS scions. Orchard land Ia too