Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-02
FRUITLAND DEPARTMENT
By Mrs. c. E. Deal

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Bingamin an
:. family spent Wednesday of las
: week at the A. B. Eldredge home.
r Messrs. Harry Fuller and C. H
Duell are home from Squaw Creek
, where Mr.. Duell found farm Jus
; to his liking and may decide to pur
chase it.
Roy Sparks of Baker, came Wed
nesday of last week TO join hi
wife at Mr.. C. H. Duells. They viii
make their home here.
j Mr.. A. C. Douglass returned last
week from his trip to Newport, Port
land, Walla Walla and other west
ern points. He reports delightful
time
! Mr.. Jno. Rich was kicked ON the
knee, Saturday, by horse and quite
badly hurt. No bones were broken
but the knee is swollen badly and
quite painful.
Messrs. L. H. Rich, H. J. Puchert
and Til Ramey left Saturday for a
week in the mountains, deer hunt
ing.
Miss Florence Douglass returned
Wednesday from Iowa, where she
spent the summer with relatives.
Mrs. Mosser, who has spent sew
eral weeks with her daughter Mrs.
Harry Powell, left Friday for Den
yer, where she will visit another
daughter before going On TO her
home in Nebraska.
Mrs. Yockey is enjoying a visit
from Miss Naomi Fraker, of north
ern Idaho. Miss Fraker will leave
Friday for Spokane, where she
goes to teach school the coming
year
Mr.. Arthur Colwell, Wilber and
Wilma Bollinger, and Emma Kessler
are in attendance on the Institute in
Boise this week. All these young
people will teach the coming year.
Mr.. NJ. E. Kaufman lost valuable
Jersey heifer Saturday morning with
bloat. She was almost dead when
they discovered her.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Betebenner and
little daughters left Tuesday morn
ing in their car for Alliance, Neb.
Mr.. Betebenner has spent his six
months leave of absence from his
railroad position in improving his
farm here. They will make the trip
by slow stages, making several
stops along the way. The family will
spend the winter in Alliance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Winters, Mr..
Broadbent and o. X. Will
cox motored TO Wilder last Wednes-
day to visit Rev. and Mrs. Vernon.
They found DR.. Magill, wife and
SON there also. All these people
were old friends in the East.
Miss Derbaugh of Payette has been
secured as book-keeper by the AS
ISOLATION Packing Co.
Prof. and Mrs. T. R. Nelson are
IN Boise this week where they
have charge Of the music at the
Institute.
Mary Shank, Jennie Shamberger,
Mary and Amsey Bollinger and Lola
sldredge left Monday for WOODS
Spur, to work in the prunes.
Mrs. Sarah Rifle and family, Ell
Johnson and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Patheal spent Sunday near
he Payette bridge, where they had
picnic dinner and good time.
The camping party made up OF
Nessrs. Lyle Brown and VIM. A.
Oewhirst, Misses Faye Sutton and
Rene Eldredge have been delayed at
Nidvale by the loss of one Of the
forses. The animal was killed by a
falling tree. Wendell Brown started
Monday with another horse and the
party WI reach home soon.
Mr.. II. R. Boomer will exhibit
some of his fine Holstein herd OF
,atte at the fairs in Ontario, Cald-
veil and Boise. Among the number
Will be Daisy Pioneer Pride and
aouble Queen DeKol, the two COWS
which made such a remarkable
'ecord in the Government test last
Spring.
We are glad to learn that d. Z.
Mcdonald who was reported as dy-
ng a couple of weeks ago, is slow
y improving at the hospital In
Boise.
Mr.. J. H. Bowers and family and
Mr.. NJ. E. Kaufman and family at
ended services at the Brethren
church in weiser, Sunday.
Mr.. H. r. Flack drove his auto
% Emmett, Monday, taking with
him, Mrs. R. G. Wilson and her
father Mr.. stebbins, for view OF
he Valley.
Mr.. Chas. Henggler Sr., and MISS