Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-04
NORTH PAYETTE

Mr. anr Mrs. Sam Greenfield and
family of Star, spent Sunday at the
| Suplee farm. Mr.. and Mrs. Green
field were on their way home from
the Pendleton Roundup.
Mr.. apd Mrs. CISCO Qualls drove to
Midvale Sunday and spent the day
fishing, returning the same evening
with fine catch of trout, some OF
them measuring twelve inches in
length.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Harland and
children spent Sunday in town with
Mrs. Dell Christian, Mrs. Harland' s
sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Carpenter of
| Oregon, were visitors at the Geo.
Glascock home last Sunday.
Ray Daniels came home Saturday
from spending the summer in the
mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Cahill of Mann's
Creek, came down Sunday to- visit
relatives near Crystal.
10. Cloud and family of Weiser,
have moved into the cottage lately
vacated by w. ]. Cox. Mr.. Cloud has
leased the E. B. Cox farm for the
year 1924.
John Matteson and wife of the
Slope, were entertained last Sunday
by Mr.. and Mrs. A C. Dudgeon.
Mollie Wisdom left last week for
her home in Austin, Oregon, after
having spent the past mouth with
her brother, Frank Wisdom.
Russell Cahil, C. w. Emerson, A.
C. Dudgeon and R. G. Thornton
made business trip to Council last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hagerman attend
ed a birthday party the. first of the
week at the John Reimers home.
Mrs. A. C. Miller is here from
Omaha, Nebraska to oversee the
work being done on her orchard tract
on Orchard Avenue
Geo. Mordhorst is in Dennison.
Iowa, enjoying visit with former
neighbors.
D. w. Shelton left Thursday on a
business trip to Bergdoff, Idaho.
Billy Murphy is out from Payette
spending the week with friends on
Orchard avenue.
Lille and Lorinda Hagerman are
in town with their grandmother, Mrs.
Marie Asmussen, they will remain
with her for a month
Mrs. Lee Young is spending this
week in the country with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Welsh.
Mrs. R. d. Rogers returned SUM-
day night from a trip overland to |
Portland, Ore, Mr.. Rogers is looking
for new location
Mrs. Claud Shaw and daughter
left Sunday for her home in Spo-
kane after months stay with her
sisters, Mrs. R. H. Woods and Mrs.
c. P. Lattig. E. w. Blakesley, Mrs.
Shaw's father, accompanied her to
Spokane and while there will con-
suit an eye specialist.
Lucille Geraldine Oster has been
quite ill but is now improving.
Mr.. Chris Weber of Washington.
has rented the Garside farm and is
now on the place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Garside will leave late in the fall
looking for new location which viii
be beneficial to Mr.. Garside's health.
Mrs. T. ]. Oil came down from
Star Monday, and will stay for about
three weeks with her sister, Mrs. r.
B: Suplee.
James Douglass, Mrs. t. Mog-
gridge and Mrs. j. l.. Shearer. drove
to New Plymouth Sunday and spent
the day with Mrs. Albert Robertson.
Mrs. c. P. Lattig was hostess for
the l.. S. c. last Tuesday after
noon. Current events, local and ma
tional, were discussed during the
social hour. After refreshments the
club adjourned to meet in two weeks
with Mrs. j. L. Shearer.
About twenty-five people repre-
sented Wood Spur and Crystal at !
the Weiser Roundup last Thursday.
Mrs. H. L. Precht attended a bridge !
luncheon in town Tuesday given by
Mesdames Currie, Whalen and Peter
son, complimentary to Mrs. Clinton |
Wood
The prune harvest is practically
over but owing to the slump in the
market many tons were left on the
trees, at the same time Idaho prunes
were selling in Chicago for fifteen
cents the dozen.
The orchard men are now picking
their Jonathans, apple buyers are
numerous but are offering but from
fifteen to twenty-five dollars a ton
for them. Some have sold their
crop at that low price others are
taking a gamblers chance and are
packing and storing here and in the
east. Idaho Jonathans are bringing