Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-15
North Payette News

Geo. Rhoads of Payette, was out
last week to look over the school
building In Dist. No. 1, and with
his helpers will soon begin to make
many improvements, both on the
school house and the out buildings.
Clare Suplee spent several days in
town last week and attended the
Sunday School picnic held on the C.
J. Lattig lawn.
Robert Thornton left Sunday for
Ashton, Idaho. He expects to make
a trip through the Yellow Stone Park
before he returns.
Alma Matteson is visiting Mrs.
Adams, over or Crane creek.
Virginia Trevey spent the first
days of the week with Mary Alice
Lattig.
Della Flanagan of Silver City ex-
poets to be at the Eudora farm the
latter part of this week.
The junior ball team is now fully
organized, with Harry Stott1er and
Earnest Lesh as captains of their
respective teams. They will play
next Sunday on the vacant lot west
Of the Medaris place.
| The Crystal and Sunnyside ball
players met on the Weiser diamond
last Sunday. The score was to
and the Crystal boys were the vic
tors.
Bernice Former is now at home
after spending several days at the
Riverside farm.
Mrs. w. A. Armstrong and Mrs. M.
Qualls were all-day guests of Mrs.
P. Emerson on Monday.
Leonard Qualls left recently for
eastern Washington, where he has
secured employment.
w. A. Lesh is in Idaho City, where
he expects to remain for some time.
Edith Lesh spent several days
this week visiting the Cox and
Waughs families on the oregon
Slope.
Mrs. Burlingame and Mrs. Lind
quist of Boone, Iowa, are visiting
relatives on Iowa Avenue.
Valetta Armstrong was guest Of
Ruth Martin from Saturday until
Monday
Miss Erwin Duncan of Payette, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dayle.
Mr.. Fitzgerald has moved from the
Shearer homestead to the Berry
place.
lola Davis has returned to her
home, having spent the past week
with Hope Shearer.
SOCIAL EVENTS.
Letha Medaris entertained the l..
S. U. ON Tuesday of last week. There
being no special business the meet
ing was given over to the hostess
who had provided a contest with a
'isting" for entertainment. All the
ladies were Immediately interested
and all were "'stung' Florence Gre !!
cory capturing the prize. Besides the
regular members, Mrs. R. G.. Thorn
ton and Mrs. A. J. Shearer enjoyed |
the hospitality Of the hostess.
Mrs. c. M. Cassell was hostess for
the l. A. X. last Wednesday. Dur
ing the business hour election of Of
ficers for the ensuing year was in
order Mrs. E. Parsons was elected
Mrs DeMont Judd, vice
president, and Mrs. c. M. Cassell,
secretary. Needlework, conversation
and refreshments made the social
hour a pleasant one
Mrs. e. B. Cox delightfully."- enter
tanned the Merry-go-round last Thurs
day A Kensington, luncheon and
general conversation made the day
pass too quickly.
Mrs. Geo. Windle gave a little
party on June 9Th in honor of her
laughter Ruth's second birthday.
Twelve little folks and their mothers !.
thoroughly enjoyed the hospitality of
he Windle home.
Mrs. ]. A. White was hostess at
dinner party last Sunday. Among
he guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
'rundage, Mr.. and Mrs Bradt, Jessie
'rundage and Philip Rieger.
Mrs. NJ M. Jensen celebrated her
irthday anniversary by inviting sew
raj neighbors in to spend the eve
'ng. The guests were the Deans, ?
hatelles, Lindquists and Mrs. Bur
ngame of Iowa.
Miss Ruth Martin entertained last
Wednesday in honor Of her friend, :,
ladys Halter. Ten guests were :.
resent and a general good time :.
as enjoyed
A jolly crowd, all from Kansas,
le "Sunflower State" were enter
lined last Sunday at the G. Chatelle
ome. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. =,
:. H. Brown and SONS of Weiser,
r. and Mrs. Conklin and Helen,