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

The Orchard Avenue Grange and
their friends had merry zine at
the husking bee last Tuesday night
at the Anderson farm. After the corn
was husked and red ears counted the
party went over to the Chapter
House and enjoyed weinie roast.
After the feed the young and old
danced until late hour. One OF the
most attractive features of the eve
ming was the fortune teller who told
the Past, Present and Future for all
those who consulted her. The next
regular meeting will be Friday
night, Nov. 18th
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Parsons en-
tertained at dinner Sunday compli-
mentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Ais
pach of Napersville, Illinois. Mr..
and Mrs. AIspach left for Portland,
Oregon, the following day.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank SteigerWalt
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
SteigerwaIt on Orchard Avenue.
VIM. Dutton and family were
guests at the Craven home the first
of the week.
David Jones and wife enjoyed Sun
day dinner at the Pugh home:
Catherine Parsons celebrated her
9th birthday anniversary by taking
her birthday cake to school and
~
The L. S. C. held another of their
delightful social meetings at the
home of Mrs C. P. Lattig on Tues
day afternoon. This is the first meet
ing the ladies have had since Aug
ust.
Chas. Bayer and family spent
Sunday in Payette with relatives.
Hope Shearer enjoyed short stay
at the home of Addie Walker last
| week.
An election bet dinner was served
at the Friedman home last Sunday.
r.. D. Rogers and Mrs. Friedman
Democrats, were host and hostess to
their 10 Republican friends. The
center-peice, roasted Bantam roost
err. in a growing attitude, its neck
supporting a picture of Harding
created much merriment. The place
cards were miniature elephants each
bearing a message from the presi-
dent elect. The Victrola furnished
selection during the dinner hour,
| which was a campaign speech by
Champ Clarke on Democratic A
chievements " The guests were all
agreed that the Democrats were
good entertainers but used poor
| Judgment in their choice OF candl-
! dates.
Mrs. H. C. Frakes spent two days
with relatives near the Spur last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Suplee went to
Weiser last Sunday, Clare Suplee re-
turning home with them.
Mrs. Wicks returned from Cam
bridge accompanied by her children
who have been in Cambridge for
some time.
VIM. Bolts of Long Valley is now
at the Geo Former home for few
days.
Ruth Jackson has returned from
the hospital greatly improved in
health.
Pauline and Mamie Ahrens of
Payette spent the past week with
relatives on Iowa Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton returned Fri
day from a business trip to Seattle.
Mrs. R. L. Emerson came out
from town to over see the work be-
ing done on the farm.
]. A. White and wife were called
to Denver, Colo, by the serious ill
ness of a brother of Mr. White.
Mr. Ahrens has gone to Hayden
Lake, Washington, to attend a
church conference.
Alvina Cornelson has returned
from a weeks visit near Nyssa, Ore
L. E. Keller, who has been in
Kansas and Nebraska the past six
weeks, is now at home.
Walter Cox and wife spent Sunday
with the home folks near Crystal.
Bertram Howard and wife went t
Boise Sunday to visit Mrs. Chas
Brown Jr.
c. w. Emerson accompanied by
Russell and John Cahill went tc
Sweet last week.
Mrs Frances Powell of Payettt
is now at the home of her daughter
Mrs. T. j. Jackson.
VIM. Hillerman and family have
moved from the Shearer place tc
the tenants house on the C. P. Lat.
tig farm.
Miss Jacobsen is holding a class
| in dress re-mOdeling near tho Snur