Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-09
North Payette


Home from Hills. Jno : lison
has returned from taonrh : 81 ~ at
Cascade and is nov 9th his ,Juern
AL. Allison.
Quite III. Mrs. James She 'er is
confined. to her room with acute
attack of rheumatism. ana cpa, alica-
tiuns.
From Plymouth. Ina Ron 'i'isrn
of Plymouth, is spending this week
with Mrs T. Moggrldge.
To the Flat. r. D. Roger and
the Fritchmans spent Sundyy mi
family and the Fritchmans sp lat
Sunday on the Oregon side at the
Las home.
J From Fa!k. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Jones and daughter and D. +. Dur
ham and wife were Sunday guests OF
r. G. Thornton.
Motored to Bliss. Mr.. and Mrs
Jake Oster motored to Bliss last
week and spent two days with Mr..
Oster's sister, Mrs. W. Konrad.
Annual Meeting. The STOCKHOLM
ers of the Air Storage held their an,
nual meeting Monday night and re
elected D. Jones, G. Rezac, T. Mog>
gridge, c. Friedman and F. L. Su>
plee, as directors.
Social meeting. The Iowa Ave.
Kensington were entertained Wed,
nesday at the Ray Tenner home
Instead of sewing, the ladies engaged
in preparing gooseberries for the
jars for Mrs. Garside one of the mem
bers of the Club. At the close OF
the afternoons work delicious re,
freshments were served Dorothy
Turner and Anna Peutz were guests
from Payette.
| Ladies Club. Mrs. A B. Mog
gridge was hostess for the l.. S. c
last Tuesday afternoon. 1t bailg al
annual meeting there was no literary
program. Aldula Anderson. the
leader, gave a resume of the years
work. At the c!oza Ot the session
he hostess served cake, sand witches
Strawberries and coffee.
Farewell Party. Edna Parson:
entertained at her country home
complimentary to Drothy Reed whe
leaves soon for Mccall, Idaho
guessing contests, biography book
lets, supplemented by music, af,
forded entertainment for the after
noon. The rooms were decorated
with lilies and the sixteen guests
thoroughly enjoyed the hospitality
of the Parsons home.
Women's Conclave. Mrs. R. Il
Woods and Mrs. c. P. LIttig repre-.
scented North Payette at the Second
District Convention of the NationaI
Federation of Women's Clubs held in
Weiser last week. Mrs. T. G. Winter
National President, was the most
prominent speaker.
| Home from Hospital. Lester Gar
side is home from the Holy Rosary
| hospital and was much improved by
the recent operation.
Sunday Dinner. Mrs. r. H. Woods
gave a family dinner last Sunday
| Mr.. E. BlakeSley and the Reed fam
lily from Payette we're present.
Tree Grating. Mr.. Waters oil
Twin Falls is at the c. P. Lattig
farm grating good commercial va
rieties of apples on trees of unde-
sirable apples.
Snake River, the Mecca. Dozens OF
people drove to the Snake river Sun,
day, on hearing the report that the
river was changing its course and
washing out one of the piers of the
bridge. The county engineer found
the bridge slightly out of tlignmen
but in no real danger of going out
| Leaves for New York. Mrs. Pugl
and son, left Wednesday for New
York and from there she sails FOL
England on the Mauritania.
Fruit Condition. The first anC
second spraying has been completed
the June drop has thinned the apple
and prunes, the probability of a Kill
ling frost is past, apple buyers ar
in the field and prospects are fin
for big crop and good prices.
To Star. Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Su
lplee motored to Star Saturday re
turning Sunday.
T Nyssa. Ethelyn and Alvin
Cbrnelson accompanied by thei
cousin, II. Cornelson of California