Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-07-22
Lower Payette Valley

Jno oster. one of the valleys en-
terprisirg yodng farmers and his
bride are expected home this week.
They were married Sunday, July IS,
at the Bosch home near Fruitland
and went Immediately to Boise to
spend their honeymoon.
Miss Doris Loveland en- 'ertained
several little friends last Wednesday
afternoon The party marked her
18th birthday anniversary and she
received several dainty presents.
Orchard Ave. Grange held Their
regular session on Tuesday evening.
The time was spent with several
kinds of bees and the winner in the
word building contest was the only
enc who got "stung''. The sewing
bee for the men proved an interest
ing number on the program. The
grange will hold an open all-day
session next Tuesday. The ladies
will furnish a noon-day meal and
the men will make several improve
ments on the Chapter House grounds
The members of the ANVIL. and
their husbands are especially invited
to be present.
Jennie Bartshe has returned to
her home on the Slope after a
weeks stay at the Cherrycrcft farm.
Glare Suplee accompanied her home.
Geo. Manning, solicitor for the
Idaho Daily Statesman, made his
annual trip thru this section last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyle Frakes and
son Maurice, from the Boulevard,
We're visiting relatives at Wood
Spur last Sunday.
T. B. Sherman, representative of
the Idaho State Life Insurance Com
pany, passed this way last Monday.
Mrs. Sherman accompanied her hus-
band.
Mrs R. c. Linn left Monday for
Portland, where she goes to spend
two weeks with her sons at that
place.
Mrs. F. Powell of Payette is spend
ing the week with her daughter, Mrs.
T. ]. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs R. G. Thornton have
returned from Crane Creek where
they were guests of Gill Thornton, a
brother
Word was received from Rialto,
California, that Myrtle Hilleman be-
came bride last Thursday. Miss
Hilleman once lived in this neighbor-
hood.
Mrs. George Duttcn and children
have returned to their home in Wei
ser after spending the past mon h
with her uncle, Ned Skiffington.
Miss Bertha Cheek planned and
executed a surprise party for her
mother last Saturday night, it being
her mothers birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Cheek received a number of
dainty and useful presents and a
general good time was enjoyed by
all
Mrs. Ollie Cunningham was pleas
antly surprised >by her neighEorhood
friends last Monday evening. The
event was a farewell party, Mrs
Cunningham leaving the following
Tuesday for different points in
New Mexico, to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels visited the
Jeffries family at the Cove last
Sunday
VIM. Matteson and Howard Cross,
who have been visiting at the Jno-
Matteson home, have gone to the
for an outing.
The Merry-go-round Club were
entertained by Mrs E. B.
Cox last Thursday. The attendance
vas good and all report fine time.
Mrs. j. A. White has been enter
aiming Mrs. Grove of Boise, who
s on her way to the California fairs.
Miss Willis, plant Methologist of
Moscow, has been in this section
twig blight and other
liant diseases.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Rowher and
hree daughters of West Side, Iowa,
ave been visiting at the Mordhorstl
lome. They are on their return trip
rom the exposition and other points
f interest in the west and south.