Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-25
LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY
AND OREGON SLOPE

Myrtle Hanna and Lee Inman
were quietly married in Weiser oil
Feb. 18th. Mr.. and Mrs. Inman will
be at home to their friends abou
March 1st at Mr.. Inman's homestead
in Sand Hollow.
Miss Harland and her pupils il
Dist. No gave a patriotic pro
gram on Washington's birthday
which consisted of songs, recitations
and dialogues appropriate to the
day. The closing number was the
singing of America and the flag
salute.
Hoboes of all descriptions sesm
to be on the move. A woman hobo
old. ragged and dirty was seen neal
Wood Spur last Sunday.
Mrs. Jno. Applegate, of Willow
Creek is wishing Walter MANS OF
Mosquito. This was Mrs. Applegates
home about "a Years ago, and this
is the first time in all those years
that she has viewed her old home.
Walter Watt and family were over
night guests of E. M. Medaris. Mr..
Watt is moving from Cambridge to
his ranch near Star which he re-
cetved in exchange for property in
the Salubria Valley. He was making
the trip in wagons and he found
many of the roads almost impossible
owing to the recent rains.
Silas Carter and family expect to
move the last of this week to what
is known as the Maxfield place
near Fruitland. Carriers have lived in
this vicinity about years and it
is with regret that We see them 60
Mrs. Carter has taken an active in
terest in all the local social events
and the best wishes of her co-work-
ers in the club will follow her to
her new home.
PERSONALS.
Alvina Cornelson has been quite
sick but is now able to be out.
Helen Stuve, was in New Ply
mouth last Sunday and found her
sister much improved from her re-
cent injuries.
Mrs. c. H. Miller is home from
Fruitiand where she has been a
guest of Mrs. E. E. Hunter.
Mrs. Kiel and daughters, Elsie and
Alta. We're in New Plymouth last
Tuesday.
c. T. Barker is on Willow Creek
at the home OF his son Geo. Barker.
VIM. Channer, who has been pass
Ing thru siege of the measles, is
planning to resume his High School
duties at Fruitland next week.
Mrs. Cottingham has gone to Par
ma to join her husband who has
charge of a tract of Land owned by
Land Improvement Co.
One of the Garside twins is quite
III with the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs Mcdonald went to
Weiser to visit Mrs. Lowe, a sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell of Payette
Were guests OF Mrs. Kiel several
days last week.
Ellen jackson was an overnight
guest of Elvira Lundt last Saturday
night.
Rev. Farnum held services at the
School house in Dist. No. 8. last
Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Macomb has her new
incubator set and expects to supply
White Wyandotte and Barred Rock ,
chickens for the spring market.
Karl Stuve is building new house
md barn on his farm, which is locat-
ID on Bachelors Row.
Mrs. E. P. Paine is spending this
Week at the Eudora farm.
Ben Robinson of Pendleton spent !,
everal days at the C. ]. Lundt
ONE. They We're neighbors years
go in the Willamette Valley.
Alta Cox is staying with Mrs. A. !
NsoPP W uOaP OdlS LOT ullll6 Au-
ust, who has the pneumonia. u
Geo. Fonner was in We.sar on
usiness last Monday.
Mrs. 0. Cunningham, who was call
home by the serious illness Of
er son, has returned to her duties :.
Weiser.
One of the twin babies of w. A. >,
esh is quite i'll.
Ethe Durham was elected secre- y
Try pro tenn OF the S. S. in Dist.
o, 8 and will serve until the re- -
I'm of Alta Cox.
Ruth and Ruby, the Channer twins -
q victims of the measle epidemic.
r. A. Garside and family have
owed to Bliss, Idaho.
Henry Reimer went to Boise to -
Ear E. v. Debs speak. =.
HaBold Pugh and family expect to o.
owe to the Ashworth property. -