Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-06-10
Lower Payette Valley

fairs they will return to their home.
Miss CAY ert of Ontario is visiting
Mrs. Roy Cox.
Ethel Heslup has returned from {
week end visit with friends in Pay
ette.
Mrs. May Lunger of Weiser il
visiting her father, Lev. Krull.
Newton M. Miller, Ohio Commits
sioner at the Panama Exposition
stopped over Sunday with his cou
sin. R. w. Stoughten.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Lundt and
daughter, accompanied by Bertha
Cheek, were Sunday guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Haselbarth near Crystal.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Emerson visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cox on the
Oregon side the first of the week.
Mrs. Daniels, of Cherry Gulch, en-
tertained the Merry-go-round last
Thursday. A good attendance and
the usual pleasant time was enjoyed
Miss Mary Heslup of Dixon, H., is
visiting her brother c. G. Heslup.
She leaves for Illinois next week.
T. H. Ballard of Payette, accom-
panied by Mr.. Van Petten, his sue
cessor in the lumber business, made
number of calls on the farmers
last Monday.
Geo. Lattig Jr., is now at home
after having spent several weeks in
Los Angeles.
Melinda Precht, AIvina Cornelson
and Naomi Parsons attended the re-
ception given at Nyssa, by Mrs.
Mac Johnson and Mrs. Earl Dean
complimentary to Alta Smith and
Miss Morrison of Iowa.
On June LIST. baby girl arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Cheek.
Mr.. Culberson of the Slope left
last Monday for an extended visit
in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Medaris drove
over on the Slope last Sunday and
spent the day with friends.
Milton Miller of Fruitland was a
guest of j. B. Durham the first of
the week.
Ruth Paine spent last week at the
Eudora farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Suplee went to Pay
cite Sunday, to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
John Flanagan of Silver City.
Mr.. Cox of Salem, Ore, is visit
ing relatives on Dead Ok flat.
The farmers in this section. whoi
have been patronizing the Jenson
creamery Co., have received. free
of charge 1.-THE Mutual Dairyman",
lhe official organ of the Mutual
Creamery Company. The object of
he paper is to create an interest in
he poultry and dairy business.
Miss Florence Gregory has return
ID from her years work at the AL
'ion Normal. We take pride in the
'plendid showing Miss Gregory made
While a member of the Albion Philo-
nathean literary society. 1t was
argely due to her efforts that the
'hilomatheans won the cup for the
hird time a scholastic debate.
The Cold Storage ad in the Mar
ct Day Sale bill for last Saturday, +
'as rather misleading when it refer ,
ed to so called air storages". The :
experiments made with air storages
ave proven satisfactory. One of the :
ecrets that helps to insure the
God condition of apples while in :,
forage, is the proper care in hand >
ng them when picked and packed :
the fall. Apples placed in the :
foods Spur Air Storage i'm orchard :
oxes, when packed OUT In April.
ere found to be in first class con- :,
ton, and commanded a fancy price :,
the May market.
The board of directors of the YIN
A. were pleasantly entertained last :,
'lday night at the country home of :.
Brewster. Plans were discussed -
the good of the "Y". After the @,
siness session, strawberries. cream =
a cake were served.
MISS Irene Harland spent two =,
US last week in Washoe with -
ABEL circuit. who expects to go -
Vale to attend the summer Nor ~ ~
Il. ed
Fark Grange held very interest
session last Saturday night w ~
toward, the county farm advisor -.
Malheur County, was unable to 81
present as announced. After the
'iness session, a musical and
'rary program was given. The
number on the evenings pro-
I'm was in the form of Ice
am and cake.
drs. Jno. Bartshe was pleasantly
prlsed last Friday mornira ,rhox