Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-12
Lower Payette Valley

served on the porch and in spite
Of the warm weather the guests
were made comfortable and all spent
an enjoyable afternoon.
Mrs. Douglass and daughter Mar
CARTE of Marysville, Kansas, are
guests of Mrs. James Shearer. Miss
Douglass has been county Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction for
Marshall County the past four years
and is now on her summer vaca-
ton. She will visit the California
fairs and will probably attend the
convention of the National Educa-
tional Association before she returns
to Kansas.
This part of the neighborhood was
well represented at the Annual meet
ing of the Farmers Cooperative
Coal and Supply Co., held In Pay
cite last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Woods and
sons left last week and are now
camping near the Payette Lakes.
The water melons are now ready
for market. P. Emerson disposed of
wagon load in Ontario last Monday
G.. w. Shurtleff and sons shipped
two car loads this week which will
| be distributed between Payette and
| Pocatello.
Alice Drorbaugh expects to soon
begin her duties as book-keeper at
the Fruitland packing house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Barrie and
son of Idaho Falls are visiting at
the Shearer homes.
This vicinity was practically desert
ed last Thursday, almost every fami-
| ly attended the Farmers picnic in
Washoe. While DR.. Sisson, Mr.. Hub
excellent talks many were disappoint
ed because W. e. Borah was not
present. One crowd drove 25 miles
with the expectation of hearing him.
Ray Meyer has purchased an auto
and expects to make a tour of
| California as soon as the fall work
in the fruit is over.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Armstrong,
CISCO Qualls and Arthur Durham are
camping on Pine Creek.
Miss M. Carrier returned today
from an extended trip trru Washing
ton and Oregon.
! Mr.. D. Jones, accompanied by A.
]. Shearer and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Barrie of Idaho Falls, drove
to Ontario, Fruitland and New Ply
mouth. last Monday in the Jones
car.
| Geo. Stoughten and wife of Column
bus, Ohio, are visiting at the home
of w. R. Stoughten.
on a number in this neighborhood,
trying to place orders for Stoddard's
lectures.
Angie Paine is spending this week
at the Eudora farm.
Albert John Matteson, aged six
years, had the misfortune to fall off
a haystack and broke his arm just
below the elbow. He is under the
care of DIS Alvey and Crouch.
Dorothy Shearer and Willie Arm
strong celebrated their birthday an
niversary at the Shearer home last
week. Mrs. Armstrong assisted Mrs.
A. j. Shearer with the refreshments.
Owing to many other duties w. G.
Springston was unable to accept the
position as manager of the Wood |
Spur local. Marsh Paine was given |
the place as manager.
Mrs. H. G. Frakes is visiting her
son Wyle Frakes near Ontario.
Jno. Bartshe and family are en-
joying an outing on Squaw Creek.
Arthur Spaulding and wife have
been spending several days on the
bench with the Bosch family.
Mrs. H. Peutz, accompanied by
trained nurse, are now at the Pay
cite Lakes.
Miss Ethel Sidford, who has been
an invalid for years, is now at the
Holy Rosary hospital. She was TAX
On to Ontario in the Jones car and
stood the trip nicely.
Geo. Alspach and wife and Mr.. 8
md Mrs. Steigerwalt left Wednes-
lay and will camp on Manns Creek. r
Mrs. H. Cornelson entertained six a
antilles last Sunday. Many of the
'uests We're from the German settle 9
aent up the Payette river.
Mrs. Frank Foster and children OF 2
'ntario were at the Dean home from
'riday until Sunday. Mr.. Foster 3
anne over Sunday to accompany his s
amily home.
Grandma Burt went home after a d
wo weeks stay with Mrs. C.J.Lundt
d. r. Durham, Mr.. Heinze and Ira 8