Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-08-20
LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY

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Mrs. Frank Parbell is out from Pay
ette to spend the week with heI
daughtr, Mrs. T. j. Jackson.
Mrs. A. M. Johnston of Nyssa is
visiting her brother e. E. Dean on
Iowa Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Cheek were Pay.
cite visitors last Sunday
The Wood Spur Fruitgrowers local
and the owners of the air storage are
having their buildings repaired unde
the supervision of e. e. Dean. A new
floor ON the runway is one of the
improvements being made and a
office is being built in the packing
house. A phone will be installed be-
fore prune packing begins.
Mrs. Collingsworth entertained tho
/. A. K. at their last meeting. Needle
work, conversation and refreshments
all helped to make the event a
pleasant one.
A merry crowd of farmers and
their wives made trip to the Owy-
hee last week. The journey was
made in autos and the crowd was
composed of Messrs and Mesdames
Carneason, Chatelle, Collingsworthi
Puser, Precht and Peutz.
Miss Alice Dronbaugt, sister
of Mrs. Harry Edwards, is a recent
arrival from Salem Gre, Miss Dror-
baugh has accepted a position in the
office of the Ida.-Ore. Fruitgrowers
Assn
Mrs. c. M. Miller has returned
from .Brookville, Penn. where she
has been visiting all summer.
Mrs. C. NJ Middleton who has been
in West Virginia the past three mon
tbs is now at home.
Minnie Justice of Iowa is a recent
arrival and will make her home the
coming year with her cousins Mrs. r.
H. Woods and Mrs. c. P. Lattig.
Owing to the fact that so many
are in the hills times are rather dull
in this section. C. P. Lattig and
family in company with M. E. Wood
of Payette are camping near Council,
a crowd of boys, Roy Miller, Ray
Henry, Geo. Lattig jr. and Marsh
Paine are located on Manns Creek;
Geo. w. Lattig. ST. and Philip Love-
land are also in the mountains. Mr..
ind Mrs. Harry Edwards accompain-
ed by Mrs. A. JShearer and family
enjoyed an outing on Manns Creek.
One of the most enjoyable social
events of last week was the linen
shower rendered Myrtle Shearer. Mrs.
Jones' was the hostess and entertain
ed in her most delightful manner.
Tea served and the guests thorough
ly enjoyed the Victrola music.
The bride-to-be received many fine
pieces of linen and will begin her
married life with the best wishes
of every one of her acquaintance.
Horace Loveland is suffering from
an attack of sciatica.
Molie Weby, Mrs. M. Harris niece
expects to leave in thenear future
for Boise where she win begin train
ming in ST. Lukes Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carico of Cam
bridge are here to attend the Shear
Moggrige wedding.
C. p Lattig, r. H. Woods and
Hugh Shearer received car load of
lumber at the Spur this week. Mr..
Shearer is building barn, Mr.. Snow
berger has charge of the work. Mr..
Woods expects to build silo, sheep
barn and buggy she'd.
The annual picnic of the Payette
w. C. T. U. was held at the home of
Mrs. R. H. Woods last Tuesday.
Tom Moggrige made business trip
to Weiser last Monday.
R. H. Garland met with what
might have been a very serious ac-
cident last Saturday. He was help
ing to repair the wheel at Tooles
corner when the flume that leads
from the wheel, fell on his head he
was unconscious for time but
there scenes to be no bad after
effects.
Grandma Emerson entertained
last Sunday among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Cross and daughter
Florence, Mr.. ,nd Mrs. Homer Stone
and Mrs. w. w. Stone of John Da',
Ore, Mrs. Stone was resident of
his section 81 out Is years ago.
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