Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-08-21

vacation.
| The w. r. c. will meet Frida,
Afternoon in the old Masonic Hall
over Thurston's Store.
] All parties holding yarn or knit
ted articles please turn them in al
once.-Mrs. j. E. Crouch, Chairman
/. H. Adair and William McCros-
key spent few days on Bear creek
last week. There are still fish in
the creek but not so many big ones.
NJ. w. Watts of Midvale came
down Sunday for few days visit
with relatives and friends. Mr.. Watts
! is doing good business in his new
location.
F. H. Hogue left Saturday for
Payette Lakes to spend Sunday with
his family in their new cottage on
lthe bank of the Payette Lakes. He
returned to Payette Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. Al Wilson who went east sew
Ieral weeks ago with a shipment of
cattle, and who has been making an
extended visit with relatives in
eastern Kansas and Nebraska, is
expected home this week
We are pleased to announce that
Mrs. A. E. Wood and Mrs Clinton
Wood, both of whom underwent op-I
erations at the hospital in Boise
last week are doing nicely and un-
less some unexpected complications
take place, will soon be able to re-
turn home
Mrs. F. A. Boyer, living on the
Hurd ranch east of town, gave a
delightful party last Wednesday in
honor of Miss Beulah Coles who is
here visiting her sister, Mrs Geo.
Sullens of Payette-Oregon Slope
Covers were laid for twenty-five and
a very enjoyable time was had by
all present
F. E. Seeley ana r. H. Shurtleff
are among the upper ten now in the
automobile line. Mr. Seeley is now
driving a big WHY'S Knight Over
land, and Mr. Shurtleff a Stevens
Salient Six roadster. The latter is a
new type for this community and
was brought from Salt Lake by Mr.
Walling last week. 1t is sure some
car.
C. B. Carton, Editor of the Buhl
was pleasant caller at
this. office last Saturday, on his way
to the coast by auto. They were
campers on the school ground over |
night and spoke very highly of the |
furnished to camp /
ers at this place and also good ,
word for the prosperous looking /
On the Editors flying trip to the
Payette Lakes in company with Mr..
]. w. Slick last week, by chance |
stopped at the Lafe Eaton ranch |
near Midvale for a little water Mr.. |
Eaton has one of the finest ranches
IN that part of the country and a
very home-like place He has plenty |
Of water for irrigation and crops I
are looking fine.
]. R. Mckinney was in Boise last
and twisted up his cour. i
age enough to take a nice little trip |
in an areoplane. He was up about 80 |
minutes; flew over the Arrow Rock /
Dam and saw more country at one /
glance than ever before in his life !
John says there is nothing to it after
you get started but the getting ready |
makes fellow Just little nervous. /
Mrs. Ben Hodge, living on North i
eth street, presented this office, last
Monday, with large ripe tomato
which was certainly speciman
worthy of mention. 1t tipped the
beam at Il lbs. and measured 16A
inches and is perfect in shape. If
there are any readers of the Enter
prise who can beat this we will ac-
cept the exhibits with the same de-
gree of gratitude, as the Editors
tomato vines have all gone fluey
with the blight.
H. Harland, L. E. Keeler and ]. d.
Baker have been appointed Fruit
for the District of Pay
cite, Wood Spur and Crystal A
very rigid inspection of all fruit
is the order from the State
of Agriculture. Most of
the inspections will be made in the
various packing houses and orchards
It is the intention of the State De-
partment to make such an inspection
that in case of dispute regarding
grade, pack and condition of fruit |
when shipped, is questioned at the