Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY ,

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, Mr. and Mrs. j. Trevey and Mr.. an
Mrs. G. F. Miller of Payette We're
, Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e. F
; Lattig.
Claud Banks is working ON the
Deseret Farm in the employ of Mr.
TANNER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friedman were visit
ing Intends last Sunday ON the Boule,
ward south of Ontario.
Mrs. Ida Paine and daughter Ruth
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
Eudora Farm.
Mrs. David Jones and Mrs. Chas.
Brown Jr. visited Bertram Howard
at the Idaho Industrial Institute the
first of the week.
Ferrin Harland has been under
the doctors care the past week.
Orchard Ave. Grange met last week
and discussed the selection testing
and planting of seeds. Does it pay
to have a garden?" and Are Gov
ernment seeds re,iable?" were two of
the ten questions up for discussion.
Mrs. F. B. Suplee gave a prophecy of
what gardening will be in 1850, when
there will be a compulsory garden
law. A seed contest proved quite
an interesting feature of the even
Ing. There were ON exhibition SO
bottles containing field and garden
seed, each bottle bearing number
but no name. The participants were
10 name the seeds. Mrs. H. Love
land named correctly 80 varieties and
Edwin White recognized SO kinds.
During the evening membership and
attendance contest was organized.
The Grange was divided equally, Miss
Carrier and Florence Gregory are
leaders of their respective sides.
Points will be given for attendance,
for new members and for re-instating
old members and for taking part in
discussion etc. The contest will close
in June when the losing side will give
Il banquet Cor the winners. VI you
want to get in ON the ''eats' you
must attend Grange, follow your lead
ar and hep Things to move.
About Is ladies attended the A. w. |
L. tea at the Chapter House last
week.
Mrs. H. LoVeland and Mrs. F. B.
Suplee enjoyed the meeting of the
P. N. g. which was held at the
home of Mrs. w. A. Coughanour.
The fncessant ringing Of toe tel
ephones one night last week was
caused indirectly by the moon. Ey-
eryone wanted to call theiu neigh
oor's attention to the appearance of
he eclipse.
At the last meeting of the Extern
sion Ditch Co. held i'm We;ser, C.
Nritchman was chosen as the new
firector and was also elected to serve
Is president of the board.
Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert of Fossil, Ore,
AVE been spending the winter at
Fruitland. They passed through this
section enroute to Council where
hey expect to locate.
Bert Moggrige was in Weiser last
sunday.
Five car loads of apples were shtpp-
ID from Woods Spur last week. Will
'er. Carter finished packing out his
C" grade Bens last Tuesday. He
lad about car loads and this winds
p last years apple crop.
Mrs. Bailey of Dayton, Wash, is
isiting her daughter, Mrs. Addison
,arside.
Mr.. Henry Peutz and daughter Am
lie are home from Albuquerque, N.
4. They Zort Mrs. Peutz as being
cry much improved 6n health.
Jno. Puser, who has been having a
iege of typhoid, is much better. He
) expecting Frank home from New
Iexico this week.
Gordon Stone is here from Anita,
owa Mr.. Stone makes am annual
isit to attend to hhs large property
interests in this section.
L. E. Keller and H. Peutz we've in \
wyhee valley one day last week.
Fred Wells is here from La Grande,
negon, guest at the home OF Mr..
nd Mrs. Silas Carter. p
Mrs. H. Precht and daughter Me- p
nda, Mrs. H. Cornelson and daugh-
#, Alvina attended the German P
aides Aid held at the home of Mrs.
ok
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs. 81
Dudgeon Is quite Ill. Ell
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of Weiser in
'eqit Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. r. s.
Thornton at Crystal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Cheek called on
lends in Payette last Sunday. m
MIR. and Mrs. Steigerwalt enjoyed