Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-05-13
Lower Payette Valley

. Allene McGrevey Is spending thu
= week with Mrs. d. Jones and Mrs
G. Former.
, Jno. Lundt came over from Wei
ser last Saturday on his motorcycle
but owing to the heavy rains couic
not return until the middle of the
week.
Jennie Bartshe spent last week
with Mrs. E. F. Lattig.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Heslup were
in Ontario the first of the week.
The recent rains are great bene'
fit to the West Flat farmers. Last
year their crops were almost a fail
ure, but this rain insures the grain
crop for 1915.
Mrs. Docia Holland, G. S. healer
of Payette is visiting at the home
of Mrs. C. G. Heslup.
Richard Puser is recovering from
a severe attack of measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Johnston OF
Nyesa were visiting relatives on
Iowa Ave- this week.
1 Mrs. Linn returned Sunday from
: the Holy Rosary hospital where she
las been attending her daughter
Myrtle, who underwent an operation.
Miss Opal Jackson is keeping
house for Mrs. Cassell who is now
convalescent.
Lillian Cox is still on the sick
list, she is not improving as rapidly
as her friends wish.
Mrs. Frakes and Margaret were
week end visitors at the Friedman
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell Hawd and
son of Weiser stopped over night
at the Lundt home while on their
way to Vale, Nyssa and Ontario
Ruth Paine is spending the week
with her sister, Mrs. F. B. Suplee.
Several members of the Orchard
Ave. Grange attended the town
Grange and heard the discussions on
Production and Distribution" The
production is easy but the market
ing of the produce is big question.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Gordon of Des
Moines, Ia are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
E. F. Lattig.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Harland and
daughter Irene, accompanied byI
Grace White drove over to Cald-
we'll in their auto last week.
Mr.. Robinson of Squaw Butte pas
sed this way last Saturday enroute
for Weiser. He is engaged in tur-
key raising on big scale, he now
has 14O0 young turkeys Matched this
spring.
Only four weeks more and we
will be enjoying the Chautauqua pro-
grams in Payette. These programs
consist of the worlds best talent
brought to our own town. Don't for
get the date, June 18th.
The severe rain and hailstorm
last Sunday did much damage. The
water came rushing down Sand and
Cherry Hollow until the water was
2 feet deep in the public road, the
main lateral was filled with sand
and rocks and the over flow damag
ed several farmers. Jno. Matteson's
house located on the hill near the
mouth of Sand Hollow was filled
with water and sand to knee depth,
after the storm the sand had to be
;hovelled out. Gardens, melons and
'ruit near Crystal are said to be
damaged, but the storm had spent
is self before reaching the Wood
spur section and little damage re- !
ported S. w. Apologize on the
oregon side reports that the hail
lid not leave one bit of foliage ON
lis shade trees.
SOCIAL EVENTS
The ten-cent tea given by the A.
v. L. was well attended and gen.
raj good time enjoyed.
Those Terrible Twins" put on
y the younger set of Changers of ]
be Orchard Ave. was real success
very body enjoyed a hearty laugh
Dr. the small sum of a quarter. The
DOR receipts netted $24.70.
Mrs. R. w. Stoughten entertained
t bridge last Friday. About thirty
idies were present Mrs. F. Hoguel
aptured the first honor while Mrs.
colt Brundage came second. A
Tree course luncheon was served
1870.
Owing to the heavy rains, the s.
picnic planned for Dist. No. 9, did
ot materialize.
The merry-go-round were pleasant
entertained by Mrs. A. A. Dud- =
ION. Owing to sickness In the sew
al families the attendance was