Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-18
LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY
AND OREGON SLOPE

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entity from his fractured arm to be
in school again.
Two packing crews are again busy
at the Spur, G.. w. Lattig is pack
ing out his York Imperials and David
Jones is also boxing a carload OF
apples.
The Park Grange held a very In
teresting meeting at the school house
last Friday night. Owing to muddy
roads and Indictment weather the at
tendance was small.
Last Tuesday the pupils OF the
Aman school gave surprise fare
well dinner to the Burt children who
have moved south of Payette. The
menu consisted of all the good
things found at picnic dinner and
Mrs. C. j. Lundt was the kind pat
ron who sent hot cocoa to be Ser
we'd at the lunch. The Burt chill
dren have attended this school two
years and were general favorites OF
their playmates-
Mrs. F. B. Suplee entertained the
N. F. card club last Saturday night.
In spite of the bad roads every
member was present and spent an
enjoyable evening.
The entertainment at the Aman
school house, given Saturday might
| by the younger set of the district,
was well attended A full house en-
joyed the farces and the proceeds
were about three dollars.
| The Chautauqua reading circle held
their regular meeting with Mrs.
Friedman last Monday afternoon.
Alderes Democratic England is be-
ing studied and many of their soci-
al problems are identical with our
own. The problem of the unemploy-
ed will be discussed at length at
the next meeting.
George Jr. the infant son Of Vim
cent Shurtleff has been quite i'll.
He had every symptom of the meas
les.
Lulu and William Reimer are home
after several weeks visit with rela-
tives near the coast.
Mrs. A. Dudgeon has been suffer
ing from diseased optical nerve.
The trouble is Of long standing and
tai cd
she may lose the use of that eye.
Jno. Stoneman led the singing and
Bible class last Sunday at the home
Of Mr.. Waughs.
Mrs. d. R. Durham was the plea
SAINT hostess for the "joly six" en-
oroidery club last week. All report
4 good time and the luncheon was
fine.
Jewel How'd of Weiser was an
over night guest of G. ]. Lundt,
asst Friday.
H. Harland is in the capital city
IN business this week.
H. Zimmerman has been confined
o his room with the la grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs Steigerwalt were
Sunday guests of E. e. Dean. /,
Mrs. A. F. Rupp who has been !,
n a Boise hospital is expected home
his week.
The young son of Mrs. Cunningham
S recovering from slight attack OF
DIR. Alvey was the attend
ng physician.
Karl Stuye is recent arrival from
Wisconsin and will begin to improve !,
he farm which he purchased about
ne year ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belknap have BEEN !,
n Weiser visiting their daughter,
1rs. Lowe. 4,
Ed. Keil has returned from trip !
o Vale, Nyssa, Parma and New Ply
louth =.
Mrs. Ruth Macomb is home from
visit to Ontario and she reports r
hat people around Ontario are great :
Y excited over the existence of /,
in
oyotes afflicted with rabies In their
Jointly. y
Mrs. Henry Carsten of Payette has
cen visiting at the homes of CO.. !,
'undt. Henry Jones and Henry Rel :
lers.
Mrs. Walter Davis gave a valen-
Inc party complimentary to Kate .
'ahill, bride-to-be. The Moons were r
eautifully decorated with hearts an6 /,
upids and amid the gay surround
ngs Miss Cahill was showered with
aany handsome presents. Delicious z
appropriate to the oc- d
aston Were served. Music and gay g