Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-07-01
Lower Payette Valley

PERTAINING The talent gave us theil
best and we in turn treated them tc
the best the valley affords. Luscious
cherries and beautiful flowers fount
, their way from the country homes
to the entertainers under the big
tent. The farmers autos were at the
service of those of the speakers
who wished to visit our wonderful
orchards. Father MacCorry was en-
Itertained at the home of Mrs. r. H.
Garland and the real Chautauqua
spirit will leave lasting impress
. sion on this community.
Erma Shoesmith is spending the
week with her friend Doris Love
land
Mrs. H. Precht and Mrs. H. Cornell
son called at the Lundt home last
Monday to help Mrs. Lundt celebrate
her birthday.
Ina and Jennie Robinson of Fruit
vale, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Tom Moggridge.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. McKinnon of the
Oregon side were Sunday visitors
of Mrs. c. ]. Lundt.
| Mrs. Silas Carter of Fruitland,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Guy Hall.
Mr.. o. Qualls made trip to Mid
vale Tuesday with load of cherries
from the R. H. Woods place. Twenty.
five workers were engaged in pick
l. ing cherries in the Cherry Croft
orchards last Monday.
d. R. Durham is distributing his
bumper crop of cherries along the
different points on the P. and l. N.
road
Geo. Dutton of Weiser, visited at
the Ned Skeffington home Sunday
Mrs. button went to Weiser Tues
day but will return in day or
1.-TWO.
Attorney Harris of Weiser was
called to Crystal to make a legal
investigation OF the carelessness of
the owners of infected hogs.
Last Sunday, Opal Jackson and
Denver Nichols were visiting friends
near the l. 1. 1. at Weiser.
The Wood Spur local went to
Payette Monday night to meet with
the Payette local to discuss matters
OF vital interest to all concerned.
The CL.S.C. held business meet
ing Monday afternoon at the home
of their president, Mrs. r. ID.
Woods. Four new members were
added to their number. The score
Itary was instructed to have the
text books here and ready to begin
study by September LIST.
Mrs. James Shearer entertained
the neighborhood children last Satur-
day, the guests of honor were Ina
and Jennie Robinson of Fruityale,
Idaho. Games were enjoyed during
the afternoon and the children did
Justice to the ice-cream and cake
served at 5 O'Clock. Clare SupLee, |
Charles and Marion Woods, Holt
and Neil Friedman, Nancy and
Joan Harris and May and Dorothy
Shearer were the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Brannock of Payette,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mac Cheek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Steadman, &C.
companied by Mrs. Stanley OF
Nebraska, were visiting in this
vicinity the first of the week.
The Cornelson and Precht families
made a trip by auto to Falk to Visit
Mrs. X. Assmussen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Spring have
returned from am extended visit In
Corvallis and Portland.
Mrs. Della R. Davis and grandson
George, have returned from their
rip 10 Boise.
The Crystal pumping plant is now
IN operation but the supply OF water
Ices not equal the demand. some
If the crops will be almost failure {
owing to the lack of water.
Mrs. Jno. Gorton has returned to l
oayette after a months stay on t
he Slope.
Mrs. G. Heslup was in Boise last +
week visiting her daughter Mrs. NC
Donald. '
Ralph Davis, manager OF the c
snow Moody pumping plant, made
BUSINESS trip to the capital last g
week. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cox are the Ii
roud parents of fine baby boy, O
ate of arrival, Sunday, June 2oth.
Geo. Former was in Weiser on Ii
usiness last Saturday. P
Lenora Thornton and Blanche f,
,aniels were entertained the first
( the week by Jessie and Etne G
Durham. d
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