Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-07-15
Lower Payette Valley


importance was transacted. During
the social hour "Chautauqua impress
sions" was the principal topic fol
entertainment. Mrs. H. c. Frakes
was the guest for the day After
the serving of delicious refreshments
the club adjourned to meet in two
weeks with Mrs. A. j. Shearer.
Angie Paine spent two days last
week at the Eudora farm.
Dale Watts is cut from town. to
spend the summer with his grand.
parents.
Mrs. H. Loveland and Mr.. and Mrs
F. 3. Suplee were pleasantly enter
tanned at the Bowman home las:
Thursday night.
Mrs. Coy and nellie, mother and
sister of Mrs. E. B. Cox, recently
arrived from Hurdland, Mo. They are
on their way to the California fairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cristie of
Omaha, while enroute fer the ex-
position. STOPPED over a few days at
the C. p Lattig hcme.
Mrs. Henry Peutz, who has been
in New Mexico the past year is now
at homo to her friends en- Iowa Ave
Mr. and Mrs. H. K Fritchmen and
son Norris of Boise, Mrs Kate Nor
MS of Savannah, Mo-. and Margaret
Nichols CT Boulder, Colo, drove over
from Boise in their car to spend
Sunday with Clarence Friedman
Mrs Norris Will remain several
weeks and then go cn to Portlend.
Fruit buyers are calling on the
orchard men daily trying to buy
apples and prrnes by offering a
small advance on the seasons crop.
Several growers have received let
tiers from H. E. Smith, who expects
to arrive in the valley about July
goth to buy fruit Mr.. Smith was at
one time in the employ Of the
Northwest Fruit Dis ributors, had
charge of the office in Chicago and
received a salary CT $1,000 per year
while he was being educeted for
the fruit buying business, but now
he is working independent Of the
distributors.
F. G. Harland he's been ON the
sick list but is now improving.
Guy Graham and Clifton Blakes
ly were Sunday guests of R.H. Woods.
w. Steigerwalt passed away at II
o'clock last Monday morning at the
home of his daughter Mrs. H. Zim-
norman Funeral services were he'd
at the house Tuesday afternoon. Tho
body was sent to Carol, Iowa, for
Mrs. E. E. Parsons and
Mrs. Fl. Zimmerman accompanied the
remains east.
E. E. Dean returned Monday night |
from a business trip to Bose.
Mrs. Ray Meyer has been visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Lex Jack !
son, near Weiser.
Mesdames Hallett and Harris were
he hostesses for the st. james tea
asst Thursday afternoon at the Hal
EFT home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Ashworth and
Miss Snelgrove were visiting friends
n the country last week.
H. Harland returned Sunday from
business trip to Albion and Twin
falls.
Guy Graham, State Fruit In
pector made business trip thru
his section to inspect the infected
rune orchards.
Wayne Miller got in a mix-up
nth a binder and almost severed
is great toe from the foot, it prov
d a painful injury but is now
ealing nicely "
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Woods and
IN Earl of Midyale were weekend ;
lests of c. F. Meyer. They also G
sited the Sppingston, Wherry and D
merson families. u
Geo. Duttcn came up from Wei u
II to spend Sunday with his fami
Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Emerson were Il
so Sunday guests of Mrs. Dutton. W
Mrs. Waugh Of Seattle is visiting
n son H. Waugh near Crystal. h;
j. B. Durham and family spent 81
lnday with Mrs. T. J.. jackson. d
Osee and Ruth Jackson, George
d Lena Durham visited Elise GO
atner and Edna Jackson at Sunny w
le av
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Adams have
wed from Crystal to Midvale for =,
3 summer
9. F. Meyer made business trip
Weiser the first Of the week.
Mrs. Norman and grandson Earl
ssell of Salt Lake are visiting cls
s. H. Jones and will remain for las
or