Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-09-09
Lower Payette Valley

| poverty would rid
Let it go out and build good roads
just like old Caeser did,"
! F. Stamey, road supervisor in Dist
No. /, finds it almost. impossible t.
keep straw on the rough or sandy
roads. AS soon as he places the
straw someone either malicious
ly or carelessly burns it. The roads
are badly cut up and the straw i!
a real benefit. Everybody should bt
a self-appointed committee of one
to prevent these fires which are
very apt to spread to the adjoining
fields.
R. H. ,Lundt has sold his farm tc
d. R. Durham. Consideration $4,000
Mr. and Mrs. Lundt expect to &c
to California in the near future.
Mrs. e. Blakesley of Payette spent
several days last week with her
daughters, Mrs. R. H. Woods and
Mrs. c. P. Lattig.
Several fruitgrowers from Wood
Spur attended the illustrated lecture
on the defects in the fruit industry
which was given at the Commercial
club rooms ON Wednesday of last
week.
The L. S. U. were pleasantly enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Fritch-
man on Wednesday afternoon. Sew
eral of the members had recently re-
turned from their camping trip and
stories of camp life, illustrated by
kodak pictures, furnished entertain
ment for the day. An article, entitled
COMEDY of Cookery, was read by
one of the members. The theory adj
vanced was that in the next CEN
fury practically all food will be COM
pressed into either pill, pellet or
capsule form. At 4:90 menu cards
were distributed to the ladies' and
they were surprised that the lunch
con was composed of bacon, cab
bage and other substantial articles
of diet, all in capsule form. The
bacon capsules contained quotations
from Lord Bacon and the cabbage
capsules, quotations from Mrs. Wigs.
After the fictitious luncheon, every
one enjoyed coffee and waters.
G. w. Lattig Sr., was on the
Slope several days last week over
seeing the threshfng of his grain
crops.
Mrs. Jno. Oster is quite Ill suffer
ing from an acute attack Of appen-
dicitis.
Miss Mabel Circuit of Washoe, has
charge of the Park school on the
Slope. Her duties began on Labor
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barker of
Mann's creek, are visiting relatives
ON the Slope.
Mrs, S. Apologize is home after
spending severl days with her daugh-
ter who lives near Squaw Butte.
Mr.. w. s. Norman, representative
Of the Northwest School Supply Co.,
Of Minneapolis, made business trip
.hru this section last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Miller and
Maud Carrier spent Sunday with
Mrs. E. E. Hunter and daughter,
Who expect to leave Monday for
lewiston.
The prune and peach packing
ouses are still busy places and a
ew Of the growers are harvesting
heir Jonathans.
Irene Harland leaves next week
or Lewiston, where she expects to
AXE another year of Normal train
lg.
Mrs. R. c. Linn is at home on
richard Ave, after spending six
reeks with her sons in Portland.
R. P. Loomis, representing New
.ork Commission house, was in
his section, Friday, making neso-
ations for Orchard Ave. fruit. II
School will begin In District No.
ON Monday, Sept. 10, with Miss
Lammen in charge,
Nephi Purcell is fishing for sal
On near SCOTS Island, but is hav-
g little success.
The Miller family and Miss Car
er attended the annual picnic
PIPER held at the Methodist church
st Friday night.
The two-day old infant daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Barker,
used away on Tuesday morning
neral services We're held Wednes-
y and the body was inferred in I
e Riverside Cemetery.