Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-05
North Payette

Mrs. Tom Moggridge has returned
from Salem, Oregon, where she was
called by the serious illness of Mrs.
j. Carico.
Mrs. Robertson has returned to
her home in New Plymouth after a
three weeks stay at the Shearer
home.
Tom Carico and family or tn.
Payette-Oregon Slope spent Sunday
at the Carl Bedsaul home.
Eight of the Baptist Sunday
School girls enjoyed a picnic supper
at the Bowers grove last Tuesday.
A plunge in the big ditch was the
main feature of the afternoon.
Mrs. Herman Cornelson entertain-
ed her friends last Friday, the occa.
sion being her. birthday anniversary.
Word comes from Woodland,
Wash, that Mr.. and Mrs. Karl As,
mussen are the parents of a fine baby
girl. Mrs. rasmussen is best known
in this neighborhood as Annie Cor
nelson.
Mrs. T. Christianson of Scranton,
Iowa. is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
n. NJ. Jensen.
Mrs. Burlingame of Boone, Iowa,
is visiting her brother, Harry Lind
quist on Iowa Avenue
Ey-a uI,op,,+-o,, sa.-.1.r.
Fruitland, has been engaged to teach
an months school in District No. 1.
Frank Suplee and Frank Cram
were in this section Monday in the
interests of the Farmers Co-Operar
| tive Store which they hope to see
soon established in Payette. II pres
ent plans materialize the farmers will
take over the Moss Mercantile Store
Mary Stenet OF Crystal and Mr..
| Naylor of Payette were quietly mar.
ried in Boise last week. Upon theil
return to the Emerson home they
were given a western welcome in tho
form of a charivari.
Mrs. Friedman entertained the
"Kettledrum" on Tuesday afternoon. |!
The reading of a camping trip COM
plicated by flivver complaint provid,
ed entertainment for the afternoon. !
The next meeting will be August II
with Mrs. E. Shurtleff.
Several from this vicinity went to .
Weiser to hear Walter Thomas Mills
lecture. Mr.. Mills, a well known So
cialist writer and lecturer, has been
working for the Non-Partfsan Lea
que for the last two and one-halr'
years. !
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Mcintyre spent
two days near the Spur last week
The Sewing Club of Dist. No. :,
held their regular meeting at the
Suplee home last Tuesday.
Maria and Elizabeth Pomeroy of
Letha have been visiting at the
Boyles' home. 4
D. Jones received a car fOaG OF bon
material and bracing last Friday.
This is the beginning of the prepara-
lions to harvest the fruit crop.
Clare and Leila Suplee have re-
turned from a weeks stay in Star.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Beeson have re
turned from a pleasure trip to Bell
ingham, Washington.
The Orchard Avenue Grange ban.
quet was a success in every wa,.
About rs Changers and their IA
miles were seated at the table a,
one time. After supper the Pomeroy
girls sang some popular songs after
which the floor was cleared and ,
dancing concluded the evenings pro
gram.
H. zimmerman and wife, R. G. {
Thornton and wife, Wess Emerson
and Geo, Former were among those
who went to Weiser Saturday to hear
Miles Cannon explain the grain and ]
lumber situation in Idaho.
Chas. Cheney of the Slope spent
at the Rogers home.
Mrs. Rifle of Wilder is visiting
Mrs. r. L. Emerson.
Anna Anderson of Payette is TAX
ing care of Mrs. Cy Anderson who is
quite i'll.
Donald Keller has returned home !
after months stay in Portland. II
c. W. Attebury and family. Mr. ;
and Mrs. w. Emerson, Mr.. and Mrs /
B. Moggridge and Arley Fast spent {
Sunday at the E. B. Cox nome. Is
Naomi Parsons expects to give
recital at the Methodist church on |
August 10th. /
The Rupp children spent last week ,
with their cousins, Henry and Ella !