Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-11-18
North Payefte

= ing the first and second years worl
with Mrs. SupIee as local instructor
Merle Boomhower was bitten by
cross dog one day last week. The
boy was taken to the doctor ard hac
the wound treated and several slit,
ches taken, no signs of hydrophobia
have appeared.
The twin babies of Mr.. and Mrs
A. Harland are suffering with a
light attack of measles.
Leila Roberts came out from town
. to help care for her grandmother
who is quite i'll at the home of NJ.
A. Burt.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Rogers spent
Sunday on the Oregon Slope at the
Las home.
Mrs. E. D. Shurtleff went to Mil
waukee, Ore, last Thursday to con-
suit her physician from whom she
has been taking treatment the past
s months.
Geo. Former and wife spent Sun
day at the Wherry home in Washoe.
Mrs. Herbert GodeIl and family
of Weiser have been visiting rela-
tives near the Spur.
Last Saturday afternoon, Miss D.
sperling came up from Weiser and
organized a Sewing Club in Dist.
No. 9, with membership Of 10. Mrs.
T. ]. Jackson is the local leader and
the Club will meet weekly, begin
ming Wednesday of this week at the
Walker home.
Osee Jackson expects to return
this week to Crystal from Home, Ore
gon where she has been the past
month packing apples.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Slabaugh
have moved from the Medaris place
to the Marshall farm which they
have rented for year.
H. Harland left Tuesday for his
home in Santa Monica, California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Walker spent
Sunday at the j A White home.
Mrs. H. Precht and son expect to
return home this week from the
Blanchard hospital where the baby
is being treated.
Alvina Cornelson is in Payette,
guest of Mrs. Jesse Windle.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Parsons and
Naomi, accompanied by Miss Diehl,
motored to Boise Thursday to visit
former friends of Carol, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Logan went to
to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Clarence Rose. Mr.. Rose and
baby will now make their home in
Utah.
Geo. Bot Of Omaha. Nebraska, is
visiting a brother on Iowa Avenue.
Miss Prang, clothes specialist of Il
the Women's Department of the
Farm Bureau, has completed a
course of instruction in Dress re-
modelling, the class being held at
the Lattig home Nine women took
of this opportunity to
hear talks on "How to cut your own
patterns How to dress your hair
The style hat you should wear" al
so How to select your color" There
we're five lessons, two all-day sessions
the ladies taking a basket dinner
which was supplemented with hot
coffee and BAKED potatoes furnished
by Mrs. C. P. Lattig.
Mesdames Jones, Hallett and Har-
ris enjoyed tea at the home of Mrs
H. Pugh last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Cox were
surprised last Sunday
when upon their return home from
church they found the married son
and daughters and grandchildren all
there and dinner on the table. All ]
we're home with the exception of Mr.. {
and Mrs. Oscar Cox of Twin Falls, ;
Idaho. ;
Bernce Former spent Saturday in
Weiser with her friend, Thelma
Harker.
The Evangelical Lutheran ladies
Aid were entertained at the home of ;
Mrs. H. Cornelson last Wednesday t
afternoon. About rs ladies were
present and enjoyed coffee.
The Steigerwalt and Lindquist
families enjoyed an oyster supper at
the Lindquist home in Payette last
After supper the guests
went to the Emma to be enter
tanned.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Armstrong en-
tertained about 35 of their friends
last Saturday evening the occasion
being the birthday anniversary of
T. J. Jackson. S. Jackson and Mrs.
Games and music furn-
ished entertainment and refresh
ments were served. Il
Orchard Avenue Grange met last
Friday night with a large attend