Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-04-21
North Payette


day. Owing to the absence of Mis-
Scrinvner, Glare Suplee took charg'
of the class.
In Town-Miss Elizabeth Rogers
spent the weekend in town at the
Cuppernall home.
Newcomers Mrs. Swan and
daughter of LaGrande, Ore, arrived
last week and will make their home
with Mrs. Vauhn this summer. Mrs.
Swan expects to locate permanently
in this locality.
Teleragm-Mrs. Laura Bailey re-
ceived wire from Dayton, Wash,
announcing the serious illness of a
brother, Mrs. Bailey left last Fri
day.
Arbor and Bird Day-The pupils
in Dist. No l gave an Arbar and
Bird Day program last Friday after
noon. Each visitor was presented
with written proram decorated
with blue-birds. A class prophecy,
SoHSS, ISCltdtlOu anu IWo uitlOSS,
1.-The Deaf Grandmother" and
Mother Wins" were given by the
several grades. A collection of ORR
ginal poems composed by the 4th
and 7th grade pupils was read by
Daisy Vaughn. 1.-THE River, THE
Bee, robin Redbreast'', and Dir
die" were the titles of the rhymes
The first grade pupils gave the clos
ing song, ''The Whippoorwill'' limo
Hutchinson whistled the accompani-
ment.
L. S. c. The social club was en-
tertained at the Suplee home last
Tuesday afternoon. Roll-call was
responded to with current events
Mrs. Glasby read paper dealing
with pioneer life in Idaho. The
ladies planned to take up special !
hand work for the convalescent SOL !
diers who are in the U. S. hospital at /
Boise. They also. expect to send
cookies to the boys at regular in1 1
tervals so that their cookie jar
never be empty. The club adjourn
ed to meet in two weeks with Mrs.
R. H. Woods.
On the Farm-Mr. and Mrs. H.
H. Precht of Payette, spent two days
last week on his farm on Orchard
Avenue.
ID A ,,sts ~,
League meeting was held in the
Aman school house last Friday night
Ray McKaig, field manager for the
league, was the speaker and was ;
introduced by F. B. Suplee.
Ball Game-The Wood Spur boys {
and the Washoeites played on the
Wood Spur diamond last Sunday i
The score was to Is in favor of t
Washoe About 100 people witness
ed the game The lineup of the
Spur boys are: Catcher and Captain, a
Wendoline oster; pitcher, Walter i
Davis; 1st base, Jack Logan; End b
base, Ollie Beeson; 9rd base, Harvey o
Croley; short stop, Ike Whitley; n
left fielder, Pete Mordhorst; right p
field, Bob White; center, Lee Mord-
horst. n
Nyssa.-Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Lat |;
.ig and daughter motored to Nyssa p
asst Sunday: o
Letha.-Mr. and Mrs. R. E. 81
3oyles and family spent Sunday
With Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Pomeroy a
lear Letha, Idaho. q
Teacher LeaVes-Lola Gambol :,
inished an s months term of school :.
lear Crystal and left Monday for W
Ter home in Moscow, Idaho. =,
School Election.-At the school br
lection in Dist. No. three direc-
ors were elected, Frank Wisdom, P.
imerson and Mr.. A. Dudgeon. A
peeial tax was levied and the term
'ill be 8 months with one teacher. III
School Election-In Dist. No. 7.
lrs. c. P. Latti was reelected as di-
ector, an s months school and Ki
pecial tax were also invited.
state Examination.-The pupils in
list. No. 8 passed the Sth grade ex.
mlnations very creditably, Martha
OK received an average of 97% ed
lille Eunice Thomas secured 9S%
hich was the highest received by be
ny pupil in Washington County.
Midvale.-Ed Young made bust S.
IS ad pleasure trip to Midvale about sa!
week ago. kic
Suday Visitors.-Mr. and Mrs. p. my
merson spent Sunday in South Paw My
te with Mrs. Stella Emerson. my
Picnic.-The Crystal girls enioyed agc
picnic along the river last Sunday. ney
e honored guest was Lola Gambo5l. ed
Sunday Dinner.-Mrs. F. G. sti- use
rWait entertained last Sunday. The fail
ests were: e. E. Dean and family sui
d Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Steigerwalt
i AIafs LII.