Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-01-14
LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY
And OREGON SLOPE

al MI b. II. II. WOOuS entertainer III
L. s. U. on Wednesday afternoon.
letter was received Acknowledge
their Offering ITO the Christian Her
aid relief fund for the widows ana
orphans of the war in Europe. Seve
al of the ladies responded to roll ca
by giving extracts from Alexander
first message. Refreshments were
served at the close of the Afternoon
session.
G. P. Lattig, who has been in Port
land on business, returned Sunday
night.
Mrs. Sarah MANS of Willow Greek
is visiting her son and daughter on
the Dead Ok Flat Mrs. Manis is
planning to visit friends in the
Woods Spur vicinity in the near fu-
ture
The infant daughter of G. w. Bran
mock has been seriously i'll with pner
monia. She seems to be gaining
strength slowly
Mrs. Oliver Order and Myrtle
Hanna Of Cambridge have been
guests of Mrs. VIM. James and Mrs.
E. M. Medaris.
The usual good time was enjoyed
by the N. F. card club Saturday
night. Mrs. Friedman was the host
ess and refreshments were served
at the close Of the evenings game.
Word has been received that E. e.
Deans mother passed away on the
morning of Jan. Sth at her home
in KNOXVILLE, Iowa. The heartfelt
sympathy of this entire community Is
extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Dean in
their great sorrow. They expect to
return to Payette next week.
R. H. Woods has bought another
bunch of sheep and expects to make
a carload shipment soon.
Mrs. Mary Burt is quite i'll at the
home of her son, NJ. A. Burt.
Several farmers attended the
meeting in Payette where plans were
made to organize a Cooperative
creamery. The neighbors are discuss
ling the matter both pro and con and
are planning to attend the next
meeting which will be on Saturday,
Jan. 16.
Two packing houses were busy
the first. of this week filling an or
der for boxed apples.
Miss Alice Drorbaugh is visiting
her sister Mrs. Harry Edwards and
expects to remain several weeks.
Miss Dula Gregory is home frofn
the College of Idaho at Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs E. f. Lattig and sons
Max and George, and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Newton of the Slope attended
the Mahoney-L wedding in
Washoe last Sunday.
Last Saturday and Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. James Apologize and
daughter were visitors at the w.
Manis and Jno. Matteson homes.
Opal Jackson returned Monday
from week end visit at her grand
mothers.
Merle, the youngest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. R. G. Thornton, has the
mumps and is a very sick boy
\ The little son of Mr.. A. A. Dud-
geon has been i'll but is now i'm
proving.
Carrie Matteson of the Slope is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. James APP
plegate on Willow Creek.
Mrs. Ollie Cunningham has accept
ed a position in Weiser as governess
and began her duties this week.
Rev. Farnum preached to a full
house in Dist. No. last Sunday.
The song and Bible study class
met last Sunday night at the home
of M. M. Cheek, with Mr.. Waugh |
as leader. Next Sunday night they
will gather at the Qualls home and |
the meeting will be conducted by
Harold Lesh.
Mr.. and Mrs Robt. Emerson visit
ted friends in Cherry Gulch the first
Of this week.
Clarence Graham of the slope
made business trip up Sand Hol.
ow in the interests of his home
stead at that place.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Hans Vogt of Owyhee has a. fine
'aby boy. Mrs. Vogt will be remem.
'ered as Katie Cornelson.
Mrs. F. B. Suplee has been on the
lex list the past few days.
A good crowd attended the prayer
'eeting at the Channer home on 5
ne Slope last Saturday afternoon at
wo o'clock. 8
The newly weds, Mr.. and Mrs.
larry Lattig were given a reception
the home of the grooms parents u
Isl. Monday afternoon. Among the r
Q6SIg Wpro Mr. oAd 1Ea- Ol