Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-03-31
North Payette

> Mrs. Jno. Matteson.
Houston-Miss Houston, COUNTY
School superintendent of Washing
, ton County, made business trip tc
r Dist. No. last Friday.
3 McCord-Parnel McCord and Mel
/ bourne Crow were quietly married
last week and left Friday morning
| for Baker, Oregon.
Smail-Mrs. F. B. Suplee enter,
tanned Geo. Small and wife last Sun
day.
Perkins-Mrs. C. Vaughn was plea
: sanity surprised on Easter when
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins and son Colum
bus of La Grande, Oregon, arrived
at four o'clock Sunday morning.
Lias-Mrs. A. Lias and family
spent Easter at the r. d. Rogers
home.
Wicks-Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Wicks
are moving from Iowa Avenue to
the place they have recently purchas-
ed on Seventh st. in Payette.
Stone-Mrs. ]. c. Anderson enter
tanned at dinner Sunday. The guest
of honor was Gordon Stone of Anita,
Iowa.
Suplee-F, B. Suplee represented
this neighborhood at the Dairymen's
meeting in Payette last Thursday.
The meeting was called to discuss
marketing problems and to present
to the local dairymen the object of
| the Oregon Dairymens' Cooperative
League.
Mordhorst = Rosetta Mordhorst
has been quite i'll but is now improv-
ing.
Harland-Mr. and Mrs. A Har-
land and children spent Sunday in
town at the M. w. Watts home.
Burt-Mrs. Mary Burt has been
visiting Leila Roberts and family in
town.
Steward-Mrs. Kate Steward will |
drive from Joseph, Oregon, this /
week to keep house for Mr.. Hutchin-
son.
Boyd-Miss Boyd, County Nurse,
made professional visit in Dist. No.
1 last Thursday. There are girls
in this school; their combined weight
is $50 pounds; as a whole they are
16 lbs. underweight. The seven
boys combined weight is 597 lbs.
which is 20 lbs. underweight.
Pearson-Anna Pearson, County
visited Dist. No.
one day last week.
Precht-Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Har-
land were entertained at the H. L.
Precht home on Easter Sunday. i
Blomstrom-Edna and Roy Blom
strom of Payette spent Friday near t
he Spur 8
Parsons-The Iowa Avenue Ken
;ington were pleasantly entertained
1T the Parsons home last Wednesday I
With a 1000 attendance.
Moggridge-Mr. and Mrs. Tom
and Mrs. Shearer spent
sunday on the Oregon side at the .
rom Caricc home.
Jones-Mrs. D. Jones entertained :,
asst Sunday at dinner, mplimentary
o Mrs. T. Ashworth who leaves this
yeek for New York and from there
he sails April 7th on the Mauri- g
ania for England.
Jackson-Osie Jackson is home to =,
.ay after having spent several weeks
18th her grandmother, Mrs. Powell -
town. e1
Cahil-Mr. and Mrs. ]. Cahil, &C
by Mr.. and Mrs. Orah /
Urban, enjoyed an Easter picnic
nner along the Snake river.
Matteson- Rev. Fullerton and
ev Davidson held religious services
the Jno. Matteson home last Sun
y morning.
Grange Avenue Grange I
d no business meeting last Friday I
ght but the younger set enjoyed
ncing during the social hour.
pupils of the Aman
TOOL enjoyed candy egg hunt at
> noon hour last Friday.
Lesh-The Crystal Sewing Club
It last Wednesday with Mrs. H.
Sh. III
5ambol-LoIa GRmbol has charge
all the pupils in Dist No, 9 since
s. McCord. resigned.
Jrow-Mrs. F. Crow and daughter I'll
re gone to their home in Pine
ley.
Thomas The Thomas family
re moved to the Anderson farm
,ly vacated by Mr.. Crow.
sunrise Breakfast = On Easter
ming about eight girls under the
lership of Ruth Jackson and Lola
nbol started on hike to the hills
our O'Clock in the morning. After
sral miles walk they made camp U
cooked their breakfast and thor {