Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-07-29
Lower Payette Valley

WeuneSday. Social chat and needle
, work made the afternoon a pleasant
one. Mrs. Kate Norris of st. Joseph
Mo-, was a guest of the club fol
1.-THE day
r. G. Thornton received $4,000
as remuneration for loss of his
cabbage crop, caused from the over.
flow of the Extension ditch during
the heavy spring rains.
Nellie Watts was out from Payette
to spend the week with her grand
parents.
Nephi Purcell came out Saturday
and seined for SALMON with little
success near Scott's Island. He will
again try fishing as soon as the
salmon begin to run.
Miss Lillian Dawns of Ontario
spent the first of the week with
Margaret Frakes at the Friedman
home
E. Blakesley and Beatrice were
out to spend one day last week at
CnerrycrO1t farm.
A charivari, the usual western
welcome, was given John Oster and
wife last Tuesday night at the home
of W. Oster Upon request each
guest left his autograph and by &C
tual count there were So present.
Music, games, refreshments and
gay repartee made the evening a
pleasant event.
Mrs. H. Loveland and daughter
Doris were weekend guests of Mrs.
Shoesmith at Farmdale, Idaho. Mr..
Loveland drove over Saturday and
accompanied his wife home Sunday
evening.
Mary and Alice Reed of Payette
spent several days last week with
Mrs. e. F. Labtig. Mrs. Lattig
entertained at dinner Thursday COM
plimentary to the Misses Reed.
Bert Moggridge planned and exc
cuted q surprise p trts for Bertram
Howard on his 10th birthday last
Fri:.ay The scheme was so cleverly |
carried nut that the guests were
arriving from all directions before
Bertram was aware that his birth
day anniversary was to be celebrat-
ed Music, Jokes and social converse
ton was enjoyed by 26 guests. Mrs.
D. Jones assisted Mrs. Brown, Ber-
trans mother, in serving refresh
ments to the jolly crowd.
The Chautauqua reading circle
have received their four books for
the reading course 1856. This is
The American year and the books
ouch upon questions of the day.
Carrie Matteson, who has been
visiting relatives in Weiser, return
I'd home Sunday.
Mrs. S. A. Apologize entertained
Mesdames Mckinney and Wilson one
lay last week.
Mr.. Barker, who has spent the,
,ast month in the mountains, writes
hat he is enjoying every day of his
'uting.
Mrs. Macomb has returned to her
lome on Crane creek after spend
ng several days with her mother.
Clare Suplee is at home after
pending a week on the Slope with ,
ELLA Bartshe.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Newton spent
sunday with his mother, Mrs. APP
legate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley Matteson of
veiser spent Sunday with relatives
ear Crystal.
Mrs. t. ]. Jackson and MRS. G.
Y. Former visited Mrs. Peutz on
owa Ave. last Sunday. Mrs. Peutz
as recently returned from New
[exico.
Mrs. Powell has returned to her
ONE in Payette after spending the
asst week with her daughter.
Mrs. Jno. Sprfngston and son made
business trip to Payette last Sat :
rday. g
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Emerson and L
1ildren were weekend guests OF a
RS. f.. E. Humid. |;
The dry farmers in this section n
otice with pleasure that the Inter '
Fair Association are plan I
ng to give special prizes for dry
nd products. Some of the grain
Used in Sand Hollow if exhibited
ould probably carry off a first ,
ize.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Jones, Mr.. and A
rs. Friedman and family, Mrs. II
axes and Kate Norris of st. Joseph p
O., drove out to Fruitland in the o.
mes car last Sunday. y
The resources Of Idaho have been :,
ritten about at length but TINS n,
I'm refers to the resourcefulness OF OF
Idaho resident. Last week during N
g terrific wind storm one man fear CO