Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-07-12

by the serious illness OF their
mother. They left "Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. l. P. Cooper and daughter,
Miss Nettie Cooper of Matoon, H.,
came Wednesday morning to visit
Mrs. Cooper's daughter, Mrs. NJ.
Thode
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brown and
daughter arrived from Baksr City,
Oregon, Friday to visit for a week
with Mr. Browns sister, Mrs. John
Rands and family.
Elvin Rands, who has been with
q brother in Trip, South Dakota,
the past two years, arrived home
last Thursday.
W. E. Dorathy is able to be about
again and expects to come home
this week. 81
VIM Deal of st. Joseph, Mo, ar
rived last Thursday for visit with
his brother, James Deal and wife.
Nurse Puchert, who has been
nursing at the Shamberger home,
was sick the first of the week.
Miss Jennie Shamberger was TAX
en- with typhoid fever last week.
This makes four in the family who
now have it. The girls are report
ed as a little better.
R. G. Wilson and family and Miss
Winnifred Bossen We're Sunday
guests at the S. c. Dean home.
Mrs ]. E. Swedlund and son Of
Spokane, who are enroute to Neb-
raska, stopped for visit with her
aunt and cousins, Mrs. John Ahl-
strand and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Kinnison, Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Darnell, Miss Goldie
Wells and Clifford Jordon started
Tu sday afternoon for Garden Valley
via Banks, returning the Fourth via
Placerville and Harris Creek.
Thursday evening a farewell re-
cAption was given Prof. and Mrs.
g. w Cotton and daughter Miss
irene, on the H. R. Flack lawn
which was we'll lighted with cleo
trio lights. The young people play
I'd games and the older ones visit
the dining room. Prof. Cotton and
family left Friday evening for Sa-
EN-, Oregon, where Earl is a Senior
n the Willamette University. The
amily will be greatly missed. Prof.
Cotton has been Superintendent of
'ur schools the past five years. Mrs.
Cotton has been an active worker
n the womens societies in the
Methodist church and in the w. c.
T. u Miss Irene has been very &C
i've in the Sunday School and the
;. E. All hope the change OF eli
nate will benefit Professor Cotton's
health
A most enjoyable picnic was held
IN the spacious lawn of the E. A.
4inck home the Fourth. Fifteen fam
lies from the Immediate neighbor-
lood were there
Mss GHuId DOSu duu OlOlHti
Albert entertained a number of their
riends at a lawn party on the
Fourth.
C. S. Miller caught a sturgeon
225 pounds, in the Snake
liver Sunday. 1t was feet 8 inches !
ong.
Frank Miller and family of High. |
Valley and his mother, Mrs. Hess
md Mrs. Irwin of Letha, We're visi- !
ors at the home of C. S. Miller
Sunday.
E. A. Stegner has purchased the
T. NJ Kinsey and the Chas. Henng- |
er crop of cherries on the VIM. |
Meyers place. He will ship most
# these cherries.
W. A Colwell began work Mon |
lay on the B. w. Grover modern |
esidence in town.
The Cannery received 4 cars OF
'oal last week. They sold part Of
to the stock holders. Sunday the |
manager tried out the canning of
100 cans being canned.
About 25 men turned out to the
pray meeting last Friday night at !
which Guy Graham, our State Fruit
Inspector talked According to the
tage of development of worms |
which Mr.. Graham has found, hel
ellis us the 3rd cooling moth spray
hould be applied between the LIST |
nd 10th of August Altho no harm
vas done in not applying the sec
md spray, the third spray is of
he utmost Importance and should |
lot be neglected.
The questions of storage and mar
.ets were also discussed. Mr.. Hook /
II, secretary of the Hood River Fruit
irowers Assn, discussed the Hood |
liver system of marketing.
To the Club boys who are grow. |