Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-03-17
NORTH PAYETTE


went to New Plymouth Sunday and
were guests of Mrs. Albert Robert
son.
Mrs. George of Eampa is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Rex Clark.
r. II. Woods made q business trip
TO Boise last Monday.
John Carico spent Sunday with
Jamie Shearer.
I Jack Logan attended a social dance
/ on the Oregon side last Friday night.
I Little Margaret Clark seems to
{ be suffering from an attack Of pneu-
monia.
Mrs. J. 3. Fisher is visiting her
/ sOn near New Plymouth.
/ Earl Parsons was a business Yisi-
| tor at the capital last week.
! F. B. Steigerwalt and family Of
| Iowa Avenue spent Sunday with
| relatives near Crystal
Mrs: r. Lindquist was hostess for
! the I. A. K last Wednesday. The
| day was spent with sewing. general
conversation and refreshments which
made the time pass pleasantly. The
Club will meet every two weeks regu
'arly The next meeting will be at
the Parsons home.
Mrs A. J. Shearer entertained the
neighborhood ladies at Tea last Fri
day afternoon.
North Payette will be represented
on the Board Of Directors of the
Farmers Cooperative Store in Pay
cite, by r. II. Woods and F. B. Su
p!ee.
A Baseball nine has been organ
lied in this locality The players are
Changers. and do their practicing on
the vacant acreage just East of the
Shearer place.
Matt McIntee has gone to Idaho
Falls for a three weeks stay.
Mr.. Wanamaker has rented a part
Of the Emerson Estate and will
raise melons.
W. Oster comes out from town
every day to see how the boys are
progressing with spring work on the
farm.
Mrs. F. B. suplea is in Roberts.
IDAHO, this week, transacting bust
ness.
Mrs. Steward and son MahIon have
returned to their home at Joseph. .
Oregon, after having spent the past
winter at the Hutchinson home.
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Lundt were
called to Emmett last week by the
death of the only daughter of Mr. /
and Mrs. Revillo Lundt
Mrs. z. D. ShurtIeff went to the
Milwaukee, Oregon, SanitOrium TO !
take a treatment and will return /
the same week.
Z. E. Dean and camily spent Sun
day at the Friedman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Adams and |
children have returned to their /
home in Council.
Miles Cannon and sons came over /
from Boise to spend the weekend F.
on the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin White of .
Parma and Mr.. and Mrs Paul Walk /
J. A. White home.
Mrs. H. L. Precht entertained at .
cards last Saturday night, the occa- /
sion was to celebrate the Prechts' !
Sth Wedding Anniversary. The game |
was 500, and the guests were L. |
Bowman and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Al /
bert Harland, Mr.. and Mrs J. c. An !
dersOn, FERN Harland and wife, and |
Rosetta. ROmelda, Mabel, Lee and |
Pete Mordhorst. The refreshments [
and table decorations were sugges-
tive of St Patrick's Day.
Geo. Durham celebrated his 18th |
birthday on the evening of March s. |
About IS guests were present and en- |
ioyed games, music, ice cream and !
cake
Three new members were obligat- |
Cd at Grange last Friday night. The |
main feature of the lecture hour was |
a debate; the question: Resolved, |
that the present day method of road |
building is superior to the old way"
F. B. Suplee and Mr. Osborn were on |
the affirmative and F. c. Harland |
and J. c. Anderson, the negative |
The Judges decided in favor of the |
affirmative. A recitation, a new YER
sion of Mary had a little Lamb was
given by Miss BOyles. After the
literary program the patrons enjoy
ed sandwiches, salad and coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Murray were
n Emmett last week, visiting rela-
tvs.
GIr. and Mrs. e. F. Lattig spent
Sunday on the Oregon side, visiting
1T the Harry Lattig home.
Harry Stottler of Payette, spent
Sunday with friends near Crystal.
D. r. Durham and wife spent sun
day in Payette at the J. r. Better
home.
Geo. Wherry is doing some car
penter work on the up-to-date hen
houses on the Former place.
Miss Gambol gave her pupils a
treat last Monday noon in the form
of a "weinie roast. After dinner
the pupils posed singly, and in
groupes and had their pictures taken
and the finished kodak pictures will
be given the pupils as reminder of
the pleasant noon-hour
Miss Bloomstrom and pupils in
district No. l, had an acute attack
of spring fever last Friday afternoon
and thoroughly cleaned the school
house, put up clean muslin curtains.
re-arranged the books apd then
went to the yard and with rakes,
pitch-forks and bon fires cleaned the
yard. After the work was finished,
they all enjoyed the lemonade and
cookies which the teacher had pro-