Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-01-27
North Payette

Eight pupils in Dist. No. too
the State Examination in four sui
jects under the supervision Of Mrs
c. p. Lattig. Eight pupils in Dist
No. 8 also took the state examination
the school trustees in charge.
Mr.. McIntire Of Emmett, a form
er mail carrier on Route 2, has beef
visiting at the Reimer, Lundt ant
Durham homes.
Mrs. Albert Logan is home from
a recent operation at the Holy Ros
airy Hospital
Dean Cheek is delivering the mai
to the patrons on II. +. d. No. 2
during the Illness of Mr.. A. White.
AZ the State Grange meeting held
in Eden, Idaho, FERN Harland was
elected State Secretary. Mr.. NHarland
is also a member OF the State Exc,
cutive Committee.
Carl Stuye and Clarence Norgard
were Sunday visitors at the Rogers
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rifle made a
business trip to Ontario last Satur.
day.
Geo. Small and wife of Payette
spent Sunday at the Eudora farm. q
hrs. Carl Asmussen leaves this
week for her home at Woodlawn,
Washington.
Mrs. Jennie Harland and son, Ed
ward, left Saturday for Yakima
Washington, having spent the past
four months at the Hines home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. b. Suplee enter,
tanned at cards last Friday night.
n.
strOm and +. d. Suplee carried off
the High HOnOrs. At the close of the
evening the hostess served ice-cream
cake and coffee.
Last Saturday evening Cleo Quails
gave a dancing party to celebrate the
moving into his new home on the
heights.
Josephine Stuya Of the Oregon
Slope spent the weekend with Hope
Shearer.
Mrs. H. S. Wayne spent part of
last week with her daughter Mrs.
Chas Boyer
Walter MCGOWAN of Rialto, Cali
fornia sent box of oranges to his
fatheT-in-laW, AIR. VIM Hillerman,
who lives on the Edgewater farm.
The Sewing Club in Dist. No.
were entertained at the Walker
home last Wednesday The County
Club Leader, Dorothy Squirting, and
Frances Olsen of Washington Coun-
ty were present.
Mrs. %. Jones Mrs TT pugh odd
Mrs. A. J. Shearer attended Portis
last Monday.
Ruth Jackson and Russell Cahil
spent Sunday ia town with Mrs. F. /
Powell.
c. w. Emerson and family were
Sunday guests of Mrs. W A. Arm
strong.
a dancing party at the home of
Mrs. Olive Baker was one OF the So /
eial events in the Crysal vicinity last !
week.
Mrs. Robert Thornton enjoyed a
trip to Boise and while in the City /
was a guest of Mrs. Crouch.
Martha Cox was pleasantly sur |
prised on her 18th birthday anniver-
sary when her teacher and class
mates arrived TO spend the day with |
her. Mrs. Cox served refreshments |
at the close of the afternoons plea
sure.
Lulu Walker went to Mann's
Creek TO attend the house warm |
ing" given by the Daniels family in |
their new home. Dancing was en-,
joyed by the many guests.
Miss Boughman of Wenatchee.
Wash, has returned to her home af-
ter having spent the past month with
her sister, Mrs. r. Sharp.
Jno Rutherford Of Ontario spent
one day last week with his grand
father, JnO. Henshaw.
Mrs. d. Jones entertained at cards
last Saturday night Graccus Hall !
carried off first honors while Jack
Logan received the consolation. Re-
concluded the evenings
pleasure.
The Woods Spur packing house is
igain busy place. f. MOggridge, d.
Zones. and Clarence Friedman have
jold their apples and are sorting and
loading this week. This apple sale
leaves only a very few boxes in stor-
lge here.
Mrs. A. ]. Shearer received word
from LaGrande, Oregon, that her
brother, Harry Edwards, is quite i'll
n the hospital at at'place. Mr. Ed
wards was former resident of this
Talley.