Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-07-29
North Payette


t ton.
= Mrs. c. Masonheimer, registrar for
North Payette, canvassed this sec
l ton last week and in addition to
= registration work was boosting the
Patch-for-Senator" movement.
= Mrs. Lewis Thomas of LewisviIle,
, Idaho, has been guest at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Cy Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lattig and
daughter spent Sunday at the H.
Reimer home.
MaIinda Precht and Mrs. VIM.
Carsten and children of Roise were
Sunday guests of Alvina Cornelson.
Jno. Matteson of Crystal who has
been seriously i'll with tonsilitis, is
now able to be out.
Another class in dress form max
ing is being instructed at the Chap
ter House under the direction Of
Miss Scrivner and Mrs. A. B. Mog-
gridge
Mrs. H. Harland, Irene, Jane and
10 and Mrs. Jones of Minnesota left
last week in their new Nash for their
home in Santa Monica, California
Mrs. Edwin White of Parma has
been visiting at the home of ]. A.
! White.
The L. S. C. picnic on the vanEtta
lawn was well attended, about so |
were present and all thoroughly en-
toyed the supper and the evenings |
entertainment.
Sylvia Clark of Halfway, Oregon |
and Mr.. and Mrs. McFadden of Ba-
ker, Oregon. are guests of Mrs. Crow
on the Deseret Farm.
Mrs. Harold Lesh was visiting fri
ends in weiser last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heinze and family
spent Sunday at te D. R Durham
home.
Hope Shearer was hostess at a din
ner party last Sunday, Among the
guests were: Ruth and Osee Jack
son, Russell Cahill and Harry Stott-
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Craven were Sun
day visitors at the Former home.
Carl Bedsaul and family and the
VI. NJ. Cheek family were in Ply
mouth Sunday visiting the W. A.
Prannock family.
Rev. Thos. Ashworth and family
ore at the Payette Lakes for a two
weeks outing.
Arley Fast of La Plata. Mo. is
visiting at the E. B. Cox and Attic
bury homes.
c. P. Lattig and wife and R. H.
Woods and wife attended the poul-
try demonstration held at the Lar
son farm near Weiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. J. Shearer spent
sunday at the Tom Carico home.
Mrs. J. Rifle of Wilder, idaho is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Hillerman.
Mrs. Duke Logan and baby of
Seattle is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Logan.
Mrs. Gus Conrad of Bliss, Idaho,
is visiting her brothers, the Oster
boys.
A. J. Shearer, Miss Scrivner, and
Mr.. Tlastino of Boise visited the
members of the Pig Club Wednes-
day to select a pig to be exhibited at
the Fair.
The Orchard Avenue Grange held
their regular business session last
Friday night. The membershiY-at-
tendance contest is now closed and
the losing side, under their. Captain
Ed Mordhorst, is to furnish a ban
quet for the winners next Friday
night, July 30th at 1880. All men,
bers are urged to be present and
Captain Mordhorst and his company
will show you how to be good losers
also good entertainers.
Mrs. Addison Garside gave
party Monday afternoon for the
twins who have attained their 9Th
birthday. Eighteen of the neighbor-
hood children were in attendance
and enjoyed the games and refresh
ments provided for their pleasure.
Mrs. ]. S. Tharp. Mrs. H. C.
Frakes, Mrs. L. Under, and Mrs. E.
Under of Salina, Kansas. were all
day guests at the Friedman home
last Thursday.
Mrs. Hallett gave 8 o'clock tea
last Friday complimentary to her
daughter. Dorothy Hallett of Boise.
Tom Moggridge and Mrs. A. Rob
ertson spent Sunday in New ply
mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Cox made a
business trip to Boise on Tuesday of
this week.