Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-16

LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY ,

MI. anu ldTS. l.. M. Mdu6TAS uduc
a trip to Fruitland last Sunday and
on their return stopped in Payette
snd enjoyed dinner with Cambr. dge
acquaintances by the name of Shutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter James aud
family spent Easter with friends
in Payette.
! H. Harland left Monday for Eoise
where he will meet with the commits
sioners of education and the Pres
dent of the Academy at Pocatello,
they will discuss educational matters.
On Wednesday he leaves Boise for
Standpoint and Clagstone. Mr.. Harland
will confer with Dean Carlyle ON
business pertaining to the seasons
work at the experiment station. On
April goth Mr. Harland will be in
Moscow and with other members of
the board will engage teachers for
the ensuing year at the university.
He will visit in Lewiston before his
return to Payette.
Mr. Stein who has been quite sick
on SCOTS island, is now ON the road
to recovery.
Last Sunday few friends gather
ed at the Eudora farm to help Mr..
aud Mrs. Suplee celebrate their Sth
wedding anniversary. After dinner
served a la picnic, the children of
the several families enjoyed an East
er egg hunt.
R. H. Woods is setting out five
acre tract to Italian prunes. Some
people fear that great "bugaboo' ov-
reproduction but the progressive man
knows that we will not suffer from
over production since organizations
are being formed for the proper
distribution of our fruit The North
Pacific Distributor is one of the best
of these organizations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Miller from
the Slope spent Easter with Mr..
Miller's parents.
E. E. Cox of New Plymouth held
services at the Dist. No. school
house last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Presley Emerson
gave an Easter dinner last Sunday in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. Jackson
Glen KinsIey was married in On
tario last Tuesday, April 7. Glen
was a former resident of this sec
ton.
G. w. Lattig was on the Slope two
days of last week pruning his young
orchard ON the place where John
Bartshe lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chatelle Of Smiths
Centre, Kans., have moved to the
A. NJ. Johnston place until they can
get possession of their own place
which they have recently pur-
chased from Henry Peutz. Geo.
Roath, brother to Mrs. Chatele
is on the road with their car of house
hold goods. Il
Ormand Hfnkley, who is still at the
Woodward hospital, is recovering RAP c
idly from his recent operation for
Orchard Ave. Grange met in regu- t
lar session last Friday. Mr.. H. Har-
land gave talk ON Rural Credits"
which was we'll received. He also V
ON the subject of the state
highway, many are in doubt as to t
whether the proposed route for the
state road will benefit the major ty p
Of the people. Good music and alp
Easter readings helred to r
make the evening very enjoyable. f
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jackson are the a
proud parents of a fine baby girl, N
late of arrival April 10, 1914. This a
,irl is entitled to call Chas. Craven, +
a
Notices are out for the annual u
chool meeting next Monday. Take Y
.nough interest in school affairs to
ote for men and women directors Ie
Who at least are interested In Edu- &c
alton.
Hope and James Shearer entertain III
d their yooung friends at am Easter Ii
gg hunt, after the eggs were all IN
ound, counted and admired the child bs
en- enjoyed an Easter feast.
A jolly crowd gathered at the D. &C
!. Durham home last Saturday might 81
, remind Orah Durham of his twen-
y-first birthday. Games, music and vi
ocial conversation were INDUCED in ga
nd midnight supper rounded out
lie evenings pleasure Since reach lad
Ig mans estate Orah feels quite III
lpable of managing his own af- w
-irs, but his friends all hope he will SO
,main the same Orah. The guests mi
sparted wishing him many happy
sturus of the day, each one felt Tn
Ie party had been decided success, ia
'eryone having enjoyed themselves
the utmost ia
Mrs. o. w. Baker and daughters ne