Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-10-14
Lower Payette Valley

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Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers of Wheeling
West Virginia, are visiting at the
fhome of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin neal
Cherry Gulch.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Stoughten and
friend from Ohio, spent several days
at the Gem fair in Boise.
Mrs e. M. Medaris is recovering
from prolonged siege of neuralgia.
Dame rumor reports that one Of
our leading young men expects to
take unto himself wife next week
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Suplee and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Suplee of Iowa,
attended the Boise fair one day and
also made trip to Arrowrock dam.
Two hunting parties have already
started TO the mountains. Mr. Check,
Mr.. 'Twohy and Mr.. Qualls in one
party while VIM. Bats and r. L.
Emerson comprised the other.
A school house Is now assured for
the Sand Hollow district, the con-
tract for the building was let 10
Payette carpenters and will prob
ably be ready for occupancy by Nov.
LIST.
Mrs. Sarah Manis of Willow Creek
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Jno.
Matteson.
Mrs. Geo. Adams is staying with
relatives while her husband goes to
Midvale to look for a position
Last Sunday afternoon Harry Ed
wards lost by fire, his barn, large
stack of hay and four mules. The
family were at dinner when the fire
was discovered, but it had gained
such Roadway that it could not be
checked No insurance.
G. P. Lattig made business trip
TO Boise last Saturday, returning
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. A. White and Marjorie are
home after spending several days in
Boise, last week.
Mr. E. Parsons and children were
among those who attended the
Boise fair.
Mr. Price lis now occupying the
house recently vacated by the R.
c. Linn family.
The Iowa Avenue Kensington have
held no meetings during the busy
season but will all meet at the
home of Mrs. e. E. Dean next We'd
nesday.
George Stewart, head packer at
the R. H. Woods packing house is
suffering from an abscess in fore
head. After consulting several physi-
clans he finds that AN operation is
almost necessary for his relief.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Thornton and
son Merle, spent Sunday at the
Goodwin home, the occasion being
the Sth birthday anniversary of both
Merle and Edna Goodwin.
Walter Cox came over from On
tario to spend Sunday with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Steigerwalt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Moggridge
also spent Sunday under the parent
al roof.
Denver Nichols was given very
delightful surprise last Saturday
night. At the request of Mrs. d.
Jones jolly crowd of young people
gathered at her home to help Den
yer celebrate his 18th birthday ami
yersary. Outdoor games and muse
were enjoyed until late hour. COT
fee and cake were served at the
close of a pleasant evening.
H. Parker Of Washington will have
charge of the Chas. Craven place
for year, beginning Dec. LIST.
Mrs, R. L. Emerson and children
will stay in town with her mother
while Mr.. Emerson Is in the noun
tains hunting big game.
Mr.. Jno. Springston has moved |
from Crystal to his farm near Wei
ser. Mrs. Springston and children ex-
pect to follow week later.
Mr.. Waughs, the carpenter, is re-
pairing and renovating the house on
he Cannon place, getting it in readi-
less for the Cannon family.
Mrs. VIM. jackson is down from
Ter mountain home to spend the
winter with her grandmother, Mrs.
,. P. Dawson.