Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-07-24
Payette Oregon Slope

Payette Oregon Slope
Mrs. Otto Miller received the first
letter to come by air that has been
delivered on our route. The letter,
mailed in Cleveland. Ohio. 1920 a.
m. July Is. left there at p. m. and
arrived in Payette 2:40 a. m. July
49, 1t was delayed Is hours and 80
minutes in Salt Lake City. The actual
time in transit was only 81 hours,
and the postage "a cents.
H. Rorobaugh and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Stephens in Wei
ser.
Park baseball boys won again in
the game with Payette Wednesday
evening. the score being to Z. They
are looking forward with great deal
of interest to the championship con-
test.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Downing.
from the Panama canal zone, who
have been motoring through the west
spent Saturday and Sunday at the c.
G. Heslup home. They will visit the
Yellowstone park and other points
of interest on their way east and 20
by boat from New York. to Panama
Mr.. Downing has been an officer at
the canal for the past II years. The
meeting here with old friends was
very enjoyable.
Mr.. Coleman and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Makenro motored from Baker Sun
day and spent the day at the John
Bartsche home.
Kenneth Whiteley has been visit
ing friends at Burns this week.
Mr.. and Mrs William Vincent,
Mrs. o. C. Miller and daughter, Max
inc, Mildred and Dorothy. and 1. /.
Culbertson motored to Boise Sunday
and spent the day at the Lou Field
scher hme. Reva Miller, who has
been visiting Margaret Feldscher the
East two weeks. accompanied them
home Sunday evening.
Mrs Frank Laree was called to
Sexton, Wash. by the serious illness
of her mother
Mrs Frank Laree received a tele-
gram from Sexton. Wash. Friday
stating their youngest child had
been quite seriously burned.
Ivan Nelson of Boise stopped for
a visit at the c. G.. Heslup home.
Misses Lee and Haggar from On
tario were guests at the John
Bartsche home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Archie and daughter from
Payette spent Wednesday afternoon
at the Frank Laree home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Demont Judd and !
daughter OF New Plymouth were
guests at the p. NJ. Boas home for
Sunday dinner.
]. T. Evans and family of Boise
visited at the John Coats home Sun
day and Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C Holt and sons
were guests at the VILLAIN Sommerl
home for dinner Sunday.
Miss Gladys CrulI OF weiser. who.
has just returned from Bellingham,
Wash. where she graduated from
state normal. spent the past week
with her aunt, Mrs. C. G. HesIup.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crewse and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Troxell and son.
Johnny. were guests for dinner at the
Tom Carico home Sunday.
Rev. Hall and family of Payet,s
were callers at the Otto Meili home
FRIDAY evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Joseph are
spending the. week in the northern
part of Idaho.
Homer Lauer has been having a
severe siege of blood poisoning in
one OF his fingers but it is much bet
ter at this writing.
Jim Carico is very busy these
lays installing new pump motor on
MS ranch. His other motor burned
put some time ago and his crops are
needing water these hot days. !
MT. and Mrs. Walter Davis and
son, George. were Sunday dinner
quests at the Harry Lattig home in
North Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora wilkins and son
Gerald spent Sunday at the Harland I,
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Rogers and
laughter. Margaret, of North pay
9tte ana their guests. of Bellvue. Ia
lone. A'"'
MIS-: John Bartsche and Lila snsnt
thursday afternoon at the AIva
Hauntz home near Vale.
Jerry Crewse spent SUNDAY al,
kuna.
Mrs. Otto Miller as chairman ~,
ne program committee OF the Park
club for the coming
~ Ssneo the first meeting last
thursday at her home. An ENJOYABLE
'ieernoon was spent visiting and ar.
.ahsing the program. Those present
n ere MIS-. w. l. Lewis. Mrs. O. =
y miikin. Mrs. NJ. D. Cloush and Mrs
?. NJ. Boals. MIS-