Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-01-27
Lower Payette Valley

night. Mr.. and Mrs. H. -Loveland car
RED off the honors. Fruit punch an.
waters We're served during the eve
ming.
Mrs. James Shearer entertaine,
the l.. S. U. last week. Every mem
Der responded to roll-call by readin,
an item of interest. The clippings
were then placed In an envelope
marked Echoes OF L. S. u" and
sent to Mrs. R. H. Woods. who is
still unable to attend club, owing tc
her recent operation.
The Chapter House on Iowa Ave,
is growing to be a popular meeting
place for students parties. Last week
the Sophomores and Seniors each
gave party there and thoroughly
enjoyed the open CRATE, spacious
rooms and other conveniences.
H. Gregory, who was quite III last
week, lis much better.
G. w. Lattig and the Culbertson
Bros, shipped carload of hogs
this week.
Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton
visited their daughter ON Willow
Creek.
Six sleighing parties thoroughly en-
1oyed the snow while it lasted. The
picture show in town was the Mecca
OF delight, the first of the evening,
a jolly feast upon their return and
each evening was pronounced the
best ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Harland and F. G.
Harland are now at home from Wen
dell, where they attended a State
Grange meeting.
Mrs. c. H. Miller entertained five
families last week. Those present
were the Medaris. Suplees, Fritch-
mans, Lovelands and G. w. Lattig,
ST.
Fourteen of the neighborhood
young folks gathered at the H.
Reimers home to help Alma Reimers
celebrate her oath birthday anniver-
sary. Music, games and midnight
supper afforded amusement for the
evening.
Two extremes Of weather have
visited this section during the week. |
Last week pedestrians crossed from
Scott's Island to the east bank of
the Snake river on ice; this week |
some of the fields can be crossed by
using a boat Many cellars are full of
water, all the main laterals are
overlooking; if the water rises two
inches more the Chapter House floor
will be under water.
A number Of horses in Sand Hol-
low have died recently from d pecu-
lar disease Many of the men
who are familiar with diseases of
horses are of the opinion that death
vas caused from too much sand
AIKEN Into the stomach with their
God and water
A Fruitgrowers' meeting was held
It the Chapter House last Monday
afternoon. Owing to inclement wealth
'r, few were present. c. J. DaVise
ave a talk on fruit pests and how
o eradicate them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman enter
aimed ON Thursday Of last week, It
'eing their fourth wedding anniver-
airy. Among the guests were Messrs
md Mesdames Cassel, Judd, Lind
uist, Cox, Steigerwalt and Alvina
,ornelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Oster expect to
eturn this week from an extended
isit to Emmett and Fruitland. :
Mrs. E. Blakesley and daughter
spent Saturday and Sun
ay at the Cherrycroft farm.
Mrs. Chatelle entertained the
ornelson family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Alspach and Mr..
nd Mrs E. Parsons made a bust
ess trip to Boise last week.
Last Friday the Alspach, Parsons,
teigerwalt and Cassel families en-
'yed an oyster supper at the home
G. B. Shontz in Washoe. ~
Mr. and Mrs. LindQuist entertain
at cards last week. Those present
ere Mr. and Mrs Steigerwalt, Mr..
I'd Mns. Dean and Mr.. and Mrs. Jen-
n.
Esther Parsons has been quite i'll
1t is now improving.
Mrs. Page spent several days last
eek in Ontario.
e. E. Dean Is home after attend :,
g the Annual Convention of Seed
overs held at Caldwell.
10. Garside and family left last
'ek to visit friends ip California.
The c. L. s. c. held their regular
seting last Monday at the R. H.
Gods home. Every member is TAX
a lively interest In Changing
nerica" and each chapter is dis