Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-11-04
Lower Payette Valley

land are packing out late winter
varieties of apples The Association
will probably pack out carload OF
Bens next week.
Mrs. c. G. Heslup was through this
section, introducing the Wendell
Washing machine, a very up-to-date
washer.
Miss Mammen spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents near Parma
Mrs. R. l.. Hale, magazine special
list, of Payette, was in the Wood
Spur vicinity, taking subscriptions
for such high class literature as
Ladies Home Journal, Youths Com
panion and other standard magazines
Mrs. F. Powell, of Payette, is
spending several days with her
daughter, Mrs. T. J. Jackson, near
Crystal.
Mrs. Former is suffering from an
attack of tonsilitls. One of the Fon-
ner children is quite i'll with acute
Indigestion.
The result of the Sunday School
election in Dist No. 9, was as fol-
lows: Mr. H. Waugh, Superintend-
ent; Adah Baker, assistant superin-
tendent; Edith Lesh, secretary and
treasurer; Mrs Waugh, Sunday
School organist; Opal Jackson, as
sistant organist and chorister; Ethe
Durham, church organist. Teachers,
Bible class, Miss Baker and Mr.
Waugh; Victor class, Miss Bean;
Busy Bees, Mrs. T. ]. Jackson.
J. B. Durham has moved all his
household goods to the ranch and
has rented his property in town to
Glen Hurd
Zealand jackson suffered several
days the first of this week with a
severe attack of throat trouble.
Lenora Thornton came up from
Weiser to spend Sunday with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cornelson spent
three days last week with their
daughter in Owyhee.
E. E. Dean returned last week
from a trip thru the eastern part Of
the state, where he sold several
carloads of apples for good prize
He represented the Idaho-Oregon Dis
tributors.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Martin, of Nyssa,
spent Sunday with friends on Iowa |
Avenue.
Clarence and Robert Huxley ex-
pect to leave this week for Cali
fornia, where they have accepted
lucrative positions.
Alvina Cornelscn, accompanied by
her cousin from Iowa, expect to
spend the greater part of the week
with Mrs. Vogt, near Owyhee.
SOCIAL EVENTS.
The Pie social held at the Jimer
son school house, was a success in
every way. The room was decorated
with pumpkins, witches and other
symbols suggestive of. Halloween.
The pumpkin-head drill was very
good, the gypsy fortune-teller was
popular person during the evening
The highest price paid for a single
Die was 95c., the purchaser, Cleo
Qualls was presented with kewpiel
Toll and box of candy. The receipts
or the evening lacked only a few
,ents of being 500 This is to be ap-
lied on the electric light bill. The
,ood attendance was greatly appre-
lated by those who planned the So
ial.
Last Saturday crowd of friends,
10Th young and old, gathered at the
}. ]. Lundt home and enjoyed a
ancing party given as farewell to
IT. and Mrs. Revillo Lundt. Mr.. and
Irs. Lundt expect to leave this
'eek for their new home in Llano
ell Rio, California.
Orchard Avenue Grange held
ocial session last Tuesday night.
he ghost room presented a weird
ppearance with its witches, red
evils, skeletons, etc. The usual
'allowe'en games were played dur
e the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
oggridge and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
arland, the newly weds, were each
'esented with handsome rug as
mark of esteem from the Changers.
fter spending the evening with I
losts and skeletons, the very sub
antial lunch of sandwiches, pump-
n pie, doughnuts, and coffee was
lished by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Cheek and Mr..
d Mrs. Guy Cockrum were Sunday
nner guests of Mrs. G. j. Lundt.
The l.. S. U. were pleasantly en-
'tained last week, at the home Of I
s. E. F. Lattig. Fancy work, social a
nyersatiOn and refreshments madel L,