Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-19
Lower Payette Valley

Orchard Ave. Grange held social
session on the eve of August 10Th.
Every member contributed to he
evenings entertainment. F. B. Sup'ee
and H. Edwards each gave remints-
cences of pioneer life in Kansas.
Ice-cream and cake were served at
the close of the session
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Moggridge were
welcomed into the neighborhood by
a succession of charivaris. FIRST
the juniors gave them a noisy well
come, this was followed by a crowd
of Crystal friends who serenaded the
happy couple on Tuesday night. On
Wednesday night was the charfvarl
proper, composed of 80 neighborhood
bows who gathered at the Moggr1dgel
home. They were invited in and
given treat of candy, nuts ana
cigars.
George and Bayard Lattig left
last Friday and are now ina camp on
Boulder creek. Mr.. and Mrs. e. +.
Lattig joined them in camp last
Monday.
The campers are already coming
into the neighborhood, to heip
harvest the fruit crop.
Everyone is busy preparing ior
prune packing. Mr.. Thornton expects
to begin the first of next week.
The Wood Spur and Orchard Avenue
locals will probably begin about the
middle of next week. Several box
makers are busy making crates. MIS-
B. Moggridge has resigned her posi-
ton as overseer at the Wood spur
hacking house. Mrs. Stamey will take
her place.
C. H. Miller has gone to Enlo'
Oklahoma to visit a brother and IN
cidentally to look at land.
One of our valley farmers, Alexus
Jackson, was appointed by Governor
Alexander, as delegate to the inter-
national Irrigation congress which
convenes in September at Stockton,
California
C. ]. Smith of Albany, N. Y, Is
visiting his sister Mrs. H. Loyeland.
Mr.. Smith is on his way to the Pana
ma Exposition.
Geo. Stoughten and wife lert
Saturday for their home in Ohio.
Next Friday, Aug goth is clean
up day at the Chapter House. Every
Granger and every league member
should make an effort to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Woods have
returned from their camping trip TO
the Lakes.
Merl Purcell is up from Weiser
to help his brother-in-law, Ray Shurt-
left, with his melon crop.
Alta Hurd and Margaret Frakes
returned Monday from a three
weeks visit at Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Small came
/ over from New Plymouth Sunday to
spend the day with Maud Carrier.
R. G. Thornton went to Long
Valley with a load of peaches. r..
Thornton Jr., also went to Mtdvale
with a load of fruit.
Mrs. P. P. Dawson of Crystal was
an all day guest of Mrs. r. L. Jimer-
son one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hilleman, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Stone, Mrs. Phipps and
Opal Jackson were Sunday guests Of
Mrs. w. A. Armstrong.
Walter Cox and Miss Bean were
Iamong the guests entertained at the
P. Emerson home recently.
Mr.. Waugh has returned from
Nyssa where he has been building
prune evaporator for F. Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Qualls from near
the III. visited his parents last Sun
day.
Mrs. R. C. Thornton entertained
the Merry-goround last Thursday.
Owing to the busy season the CLUB
has disbanded until late october.
Geo. Former made a business trip
to Ontario last Monday.
Walter Manis and other freighters
are leaving daily for the Oregon In
terror with loads of water melons
and fruit.
NJ. M. Cheek is busfly engaged TN
packing peaches at the Crystal racnh
He has a crew of packers and has
already sent one car load to Denver
to A. E. Woods salesman.
Rev. BuzzweH OF Weiser filled the
pulpit in Dist. No. last Sunday.
After services he was entertained at
the E. B. Cox home. Bertha Cheek,
Carrie Matteson and Edith Lesh
Were Also visitors of Mrs. Cox.