Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-08-06


John Williams, who has been at
the B. d. Mcintyre ranch, received a
message of the serious illness of his
wife, in Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drinkwine and fami-
ly went to Payette in the car, Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hunt also took
in the sights of the city Saturday.
Mrs. w. R. shrimp enjoyed fine
buggy ride one evening last week.
Mr. Morgan was out training his
troters for the county fair this fall.
Lou Farsen and Floid Purcell are
haying at the shrimp ranch this week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Hartley and
boys were visiting at the Hurst ranch
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. B. D. Mcintyre visited with
Mrs. Albert Coats Saturday.
The coyote is getting very numer-
Gus and very friendly. as bounty has
been removed no one seems to car
to hunt these very destructive pests.
And now we are haveing our turn
with the grass hopers. They have not
been so bad for years. Such a thing
as an alfalfa seed crop is out of the
question. And this would be an ideal
year for seed were it not for the
''pesky" hoppers.
80 Aba
yield per acre of the grain that has
been thrreshd up to date. But we
give the readers the full amount at
the close of the threshing i'm the
valley.
Miss Elsie Windle was stage
passenger down to Payette Wednes-
day of last week, where she joined
her aunt, Mrs. Jerrie Cosman, and
left Thursday moning for an extend
ed outing in the mountains and will
also make a visit with her grand
mother while away
How fast the time does fly by, for
soon now will it be the beginning of
another school term. The patrons of
The Eastside school are all much
pleased that Professor Turner will
remain in Payette. We all felt as if
we would loose very dear friend,
should HE have decided to leave Pay
ette.
Miss Bell who has been at the
Bolton ranch fer several weeks re-
turned to Payette last week.
We would like very mitch indeed
to have help with our weekly cores
pondence. 1 know you ill Ike to see
the news, but it is hard to keep in
touch with the valley news, and any
enc who can send to us and help us
have a good weekly buget of news
the kindness will be much appreciated
| assure you.
Mrs. E. M. Perkins and little daugh'
ter of the Heights, visited Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Pence ON Big Willow.
Mr.. Kelsey of Payette, who is the
Separator man with the Windle
outfit, had such a happy
smile on his face, and we we're
much puzzled as to the cause, until
10 came up to us and whispered, its
/ fine baby boy, and weighs nine.lbs.
dr. Kelsey visited the family Sunday
Wife and baby doing fine.
Mr.. Thomas Harden went to Payett |
asst Saturday to visit for a few days |
With his wife.
l.. H. Patton finished his second |
;rop of hay Saturday, but he will |
lardly get a breathing spell, as the
will be next In order, and
Ir. Patton villa also build granary
md wagon and machine sheds, which
will be a good building and much
eeded on every ranch.
Byron Elam will be with the Wind
e 'Threshing machine, for the rest
4 the season.
Mrs. Chas. Bolton and Miss Downs
allied on Mrs. VIM. Stirm and daugh-
err last week.
Mrs. I. Gissel and children we're
listing at the home of Mrs. Nell
,rinkwine last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Bennett and
lends OF Payette, we're up the vail
" last week
Mrs. Jasper Roe and children we're
'ayette visitors the first Of the
eek.
A large gatheing of relatives and
riends had dinner at the Kenward
Inch last Sunday.
L. A. Walker, our most enerprising
ancher, lis making a special effort to