Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-05-24

home. Mr.. Harland joined the Ode
Fellows at the cemetery in theil
general cleanup of the grounds.
Margaret Dean of Emmett, spent
the first of the week with Ethelyr
! Cornelson.
The Ahren children were in a run
away accident south of town last
Sunday and were quite badly
scratched and bruised. They were
riding with their uncle, Chas. Reiher,
when part of the harness broke,
frightening the horses causing them
to run away throwing the occupants
out OF the buggy. Mr.. Reiher sus-
tanned broken leg but the children
were only scratched and bruised.
Mrs. j. A. White gave dinner last
Sunday in honor of Mrs. Paul Walker
her daughter. 1t was birthday an
niversary and all the brothers and
sisters except one were home. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
White of Parma, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
White of Boise, Mr.. and Mrs. l. G.
Whitley of Iowa Ave-, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert White, Winifred White and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Walker of Pay
cite.
Mrs. Allen Kyle and Sarah Lesh
are expected to arrive from Spokane
this week and will spend the sum-
mer with Mrs. w. A. Lesh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Craven were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Walter
Cox.
Mrs. John Aman, John Carico,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Steigerwalt and
Mrs. Harry Shaffer of Emmett, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Preston were Sun
day visitors at the A. j. Shearer
home.
Mrs. A. C. Dudgeon is having quite
a serious time with tonsilitis.
C. c.. Goodwin and wife OF Sweet I
and MIR. and Mrs. Howard Anderson
we're entertained at the Presley jim |
erson home the first of the week.
On Thursday of last week Mr.. c.
w. Shelton and H. l.. Precht went
10 Boise on business connected with
heir meat packing plant. Mrs. Precht
and children stayed in town at the
Gil Currie home during their alb
;ence.
Tomatoes will be one of the lead
ng commercial crops in the district
he coming season. Earl Shurtleff
las just finished setting $1,000 plants
which means three acres. Mr.. Shurt-
eff bought a tomato planter which
enables him to set about 5000 plants
| day.
r. G.. Thornton has four acre plot
# tomatoes and two acres of corn.
R. B. Thorton also has four acres of
plants and Chas. Craven will try thel
omato business on two acres. The
'horntons and Craven are growing
hem for the cannery, but Mr.. -Shurt-
left expects to ship in carload lots
o northern and eastern markets.
Owing to the absence of the hos
ess, Mrs. H. L. Precht, L. S. C. will
lot have their regular meeting
Until May 29th at the Precht home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moggridge and Mrs
ames Shearer went over to the
lope Sunday to visit the Caroca
Winifred White went to Boise last
sunday, Mrs. j. A. White expects to
cave TOMORROW for the same city.
Wayne Miller of Star spent We'd
esday with his aunt, Mrs. F. B.
uplee, leaving Thursday for Ala
losa, Colorado, where he has a po-
ition in bank.
NJ. l.. Allen bought the last of the
922 crop of apples which were in
forage at the Spur and shipped them
outh this week. Mr.. NcKamie pur-
hased apples from D. Jones and F.
!. Suplee and will ship them to Vale, 7
re-, this week. This cleans I'D the
922 crop here and prospects are I
God for the biggest crop ever in the l
istory of North Payette.
The new cross road which has been q
litigation for some time is now I