Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-03-04

A'IS I1dIl Oh DdCuelUT sIOW.
Mr.. Waughs is confined to hi
room with severe attack of La
gdppe.
Nh. and Mrs. r. G. Thornton were
s"nd4y guests of Mrs. Goodwin Of
Cher. Gulch.
Mrs. r. L. Emerson spent sever
al Gays in Payette with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Qualls went to Boise
las Monday to secure medical aid
for Mrs. Qualps eyes. They may
have to be operated on before she
is relieved.
Lee Young is still in Caldwell
Oh business.
Emma Carsten is spending the
week with her friend Alvina Cornell
son.
Ira Mordhorst, who has been des-
perately i'll with pneumonia, is now
convalescent.
Mary Heslup of Dixon, Ill. is a
guest at the c. G. Heslup home.
Henry Peutz made a business trip
to the Owyhee the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belknap were in
Weiser Saturday to visit Mrs. Lowe.
SOCIAL EVENTS.
Mrs. G. Shurtleff served family
dinner last Sunday and the married
children came home to enjoy moth
ers cooking.
The singing class met at the
Cox home last Sunday with Lillian
as leader. The usual pleasures were
enjoyed and the young felix's will
next gather at the home of Opal
Jackson.
Mrs. Prechts birthday party was
one of the jolliest parties of the
week. The afternoon was spent with
their needle work supplemented with
gay conversation. At the close of
the afternoon the ladies were in
vited to the DINING room where
they enjoyed delicious luncheon.
Among the guests who helped to
celebrate this anniversary We're:
Mrs c. j. Lundt and Elvira, Mrs.
H. Precht Jr., Mrs. H. Comelson,
Lucille and Alvina, Mrs. VIM. Car
stem and son, Mrs H Carsten, Mrs.
and Mr.. and Mrs. B. Stro-
1ehn.
Mrs. R. H. Garland was the hofi- |
ess for the Orchard Ave. Card
Jlub last Saturday night. Besides
he regular members j. B. Burns and
wife were present. Auction bridge
vas the game and Mrs. White re-
eived the first prize, ladies, while
ldwin White captured the honor
Or the gentleman. A two course
was served at the close
f the evenings pleasures.
Mrs. j. P. Walker of Payette en-
srtained at dinner last Friday might
nd those who attended from Wood
pur were Albert, FERN and Irene
arland and Grace White. The din
or celebrated Paul's birthday ami
The Orchard Ave- Grange met in
,gular session last Tuesday night.
uring the business hour it was de
ay about thee last of March
ded that the grange put on
he usual landing committees were
'pointed for the ensuing year.
bert Harlamd was appointed COM
ercial agent. The lecturer had pro
led a splendid Washington pro-
ann consisting of patriotic songs
d readings. The concluding num-
r was a genuine old fashioned
affy pulP'.
Mrs. Collingsworth was the plea
Mt hostess for the LAX. last week.
is will probably be the last time
1t Mrs. ColIngsworth will meet
h the club as she expects to leave
about two weeks.
Mrs. H. Loveland proved herself
royal hostess last Saturday might
en- she entertained the NE. card
b. Besides the regular members
re We're in attendance, Mr.. and
5. Cross of Payette, Marsh Paine
Geo. Lattig Sr. The guests were
ated throughout the evening with
dy, apples, popcorn and punch.
he box social given at the Crys-
school house about two weeks
was a decided success both So
ly and financially. The play was ..e
? good and the boxes brought a =
price. The proceeds were about -
90 and will go to buy new lamps |
the school house.
ANTED.-To rent a piano for
1t 4 months. Mrs. O.M.Double-
Box 422. 9t2.