Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-08-17

]oying picnic at the Martin groy
north of town, today.
The Portia club has been off G
ia vacation. The first meeting {
the new club year will be Sept L
Mark (X) the date.
s Miss Mildred Dressler took he
/ departure Wednesday morning fo
Tekoa, Wash, where she will teac
q in the public school the coming year
Mrs. w. E. Perkins and daughte
went to Eagle, Idaho, this mornin,
r where they will visit for a few day
at the home of Mrs. Perkins par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs l.. E. Merritt.
The best time to cut weeds i.
when they need cutting and they
certainly need cutting when they
get SO high that a fellow can't find
his cow that is picketed out with
out putting bell on her.
Some people are not satisfied with
being able to get away to the noun
tains for an outing, but must seek
additional pleasure in writing to let
the poor friend who is sweltering in
the heat at home know what a bully
time they are having.
Mr.. Willard P. Kenward and daugh.
ters, Misses Leona and Hilda, of
Roberts, Illinois, are visiting at the
home of the formers brother. At
torney Ira w. Kenward, in this city.
They expect to return home by way
of Seattle, visiting other points of
interest enroute.
The glass, iron and other mater
ials have all been received for the
F. II. Lyon building, the brick work
is progressing rapidly and but a
short time will now be required to
have the building SO far enclosed as
to make its final completion ony
a matter of a few weeks at the most
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Slinker enter
tanned at Sunday dinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. P. A. Creger and two chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Strawn I
and family from the bench, Mr.. /
and Mrs. E. L. Slinker and family,
]. C. Slinker, and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
B. Crawford of Des Moines, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Wells and
baby and Mrs. Harry Cartwright and
little son, returned Sunday from
Ironside. Oregon, where they visit
I'd the ]. w. Cartwright home.
They were accompanied home by
Mr.. Cartwright, who will make a
hort visit here. They made the trip ,
n Mr.. Wells new Ford. 4,
The Saturday afternoon short talks {
o farmers and dairymen which had ,
heir beginning with the impromptu f
Meeting last Saturday are going to a
row into important events. We
an think of no better way to in
crest the country people in their :,
wn pursuits than through this lit
e movement inaugurated by Mr..
almer, our new district agricultur-
It.
Mr.. w. D. Potter of Nampa, who S
Republican candidate for nom b
lation as representative in the n
tate Legislature, was meeting the $,
oters of Payette and vicinity yes v
,rday. Mr.. Potter has been prom
lently identified with the business !,
lterests of Nampa the past 13 =
ears. He is a wide-awake, level =
eaded citizen and is highly recon- "
ended by the people of his owr :
a.
Mr. A. ]. Huxnsrd and grand bt
Miss Dorshimer. who have ye
zen visiting at the home of Mr. m
ID Mrs. M. E. Mcdonald, depart n
Monday for their home at Cen-l ia
al City. Neb. in
If some people we're just as anxi- wi
S to cut the weeds and clean up t;r
cir own premises as they are to tn
We the city do a lot of things es
at really ought to be done it be
'uld be SO much easier to strike re
common level of civic responsible an
: Just think about It, an
Misses Kathleen Drought and Ma.
Holden. entertained last Friday
sning at the home of Mrs. A. B. ]
'ss, with dancing party, in W,
nor of Miss Eda Gorrie and Miss to
len Driscoll. The former will ma
We in about two weeks for abe
erett, Wash, where she has a o.
ition in the schools, and Miss
scon will leave the last of the
nth for Pocatello. where she has S
epted position in the L. w. Irou
ssell store at that place. The Car
e-a-Minute Sewing Club and Miss etts
zadie and Nste Keith were guests Al