Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-05
Lower Payette Valley

the meeting was given over to the
lecturer and she in turn announced
that Grace White would have charge
of the social hour. Miss White was
agreeably surprised when led to a
table and received shower OF
kitchen utensils. Miss White will
soon leave this community to become
the wife of Paul Walker. She was
active in Grange work and will be
missed. The best wishes of the en-
tire Grange membership go with
her to her new home.
Jacob Hawkins Windle, weight 8
lbs, arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Windle on July 25th.
George Rhoades of Payette is re-
pairing, cleaning and making other
improvements at the school house
in District No. 1.
Mrs. E. M. Norris left Saturday for
Portland, Oregon, where she will
visit friends before her return to
Savannah, Mo.
Margaret Frakes accompanied by
Alta Hurd rode their ponies to Cam
bridge last Wednesday to spend two
weeks with Mrs. j. S. Tharp.
At the last meeting of the Wood
Spur local, w. c. Springstcn was
chosen as manager and Lillian Cox
was secured to be Overseer of the
prune packing at the Wood Spur
packing house.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Miller spent
last Tuesday with Mrs. Geo. Small
of New Plymouth.
The Merry-go-round was pleasant
ly entertained last Thursday at the
home of Mrs. P. Emerson. Mrs.
Heinze of Iowa was guest of the
Club for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Hunter and
children spent Sunday with friends
at Wood Spur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels entertained
the first of the week. R. l.. Jimer
son and family were among the
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heinze of Iowa are
visiting Mrs. D. R. Durham, a niece
of Mrs. Heinze. From Crystal they
go to Oregon to visit daughter.
Valetta and Esther Armstrong
spent several days last week with
their cousins, Osee and Ruth Jack
son. The girls spent one day with
Mrs. R. L. Emerson.
Carrie Matteson, Edith Lesh and
Bertha Cheek made a trip up Sand
Hollow to visit Blanche Daniels.
Mr.. Kelsey is drilling a well for
H. Harland and has so far been
successful in securing good water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Spaulding of
Weiser, accompanied by Mrs. Roberts
spent Sunday with Mrs. Geo. Fon-
ner Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Former
|ere friends many years ago in their
eastern home. The day was profit
ably spent by recalling incidents of
he past.
George and Hiram Durham Of EN-
nett drove over in their car to visit
T. B. Durham, a brother. The Dur
lam brothers have just returned
rom a round trip to Nebraska by
luto They had a fine time with
ew accidents on their long journey.
Mrs. Norman of Salt Lake has re-
urned to her home after spending
he past month with her daughter,
drs. H. Jones.
Grandma Burt, from south Payette
5 spending two weeks with Mrs. G.
. Lundt.
Mrs. Coy and daughter nellie,
rother and sister of Mrs. E.B. Cox, :
eft Tuesday night for Portland. 7
rom there they go to other points 9
{ interest and will visit the Cali y
ornia fairs before their return to 2
[issouri.
About 40 of Mrs. H. Cornelson'b r
lends gathered at her home last n
riday to help celebrate her birth 2
ay anniversary. The guests great p
enjoyed the luncheon served by p
10 hostess and hoped she would q
ave many more happy birthdays. d
Mrs. Katie Vogt and sons returned II
the Owyhee after short visit Il
it'll relatives on Iowa Ave. n
Mac Johnston of Nyssa made n
lsiness trip to this neighborhood a,
st week. Eo,
Jno. Puser and Mrs. Williamson
ent to Emmett to help with the d,
" harvest on Mr.. Puser's farm
lich lies near Emmett.
Miss Mildred Morrison come over nj
om Nyssa to bid farewell to her r
any new acquaintance. She ex- l.,
cts to leave soon for her home In
lnsas.
Mr.. Vandeventer, brother-in-law of ;,
. INN loft tba fircf IF tho meak ue