Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-16
North Payette


of the largest social affairs OF the
| season was the tea given by Mrs.
David Jones last Thursday after
noon. The party was given TO aid
the St. James Guild and was attend>
ed by members and friends of the
order Tea tables dotted the lawn
each table was decorated with
bouquet of sweet syringa, the state
flower of Idaho, the union jack and
the stars and stripes also had place
in the decorations. The bright green
| foliage of the trees the well kept
! lawn and the dainty summer frocks
of the 100 or more ladies and child
rem all added to the beauty and
delightfulness of the out door tea.
During the afternoon the hostess, as
sisted by Mrs F. G. Harland and
Mrs. A. B. Moggridge, served sand
witches, salad, chicken patties, straw
berries, cake and coffee. In con-
nection with the tea the Guild con"
Quoted a bazaar and sold aprons,
breakfast cloths and many dainty
| handmade articles.
Grange. Orchard Ave. Grange
met in regular session last Friday
night The new lecturer, Mrs. Lor.
en- Hines had charge of the social
hour, the program consisted of:
Grange songs, reading entitled.
AN Animals Sense of HumOr," and
bean race. The patrons voted tc
| send flowers to Sister Van Eta who
has been quite i'll. Lemon pie and
coffee was served at the close of the
evenings pleasure.
Returned Home. Mrs T J. Jack
son returned Sunday from months
stay with relatives at Salem, Ore.
Road Meeting A meeting was
| held at the Chapter House last Mon
| day night and the Good Roads pro-
gram is being pushed by many in the
vicinity. 1t was voted at this meet
| ing to gravel, at present two and
one-half miles of road, this will in
clude the road running east and
west by the Stone place and from
| the Chapter House north to the
railroad crossing.
Horticultural Meeting. r. H.
Woods and wife attended the State
Horticultural meeting held in Fruit
land last Saturday. Freight rates
and federal inspection were the
two leading topics discussed.
From Caldwell. Mrs. Slabaugh of
Caldwell is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Roy Beeson.
Spent the Day. Al Allison and
family spent Sunday at the Thorn
ton home.
Fishing Party. F. B. Suplee and
family and Geo. Small and wife of
Payette motored to the Snake last
Sunday and spent the afternoon fish
ing.
Ball Game. The Weiser Cove
boys did not appear on the Wood
Spur diamond last Sunday so the
local team played the married men
and won.
From Oregon. Tom Carico and
| family from the Oregon side spent
Sunday at hte A. ]. Shearer home.
Back to the farm. Lee Young
and wife are back to the home place,
visiting Mrs. Jno. Walsh, after hav-
ing spent the past month in town.
Sunday diner. Among those who
enjoyed the hospitality of the Logan
| Bowman home last Sunday were: F.
G. Harland and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Harland and babies, Mr. and
| Cy Anderson and son Mr.. and Mrs
H. L. Precht and children.
| To Baker. Oscar Cox and wife
went to Baker, Ore, to visit Mr.
CoX's parents, E. B. Cox and wife.
| To Home. Oregon. Osee and Ruth
Jackson left Monday for Home, Ore.
where they will be engaged in thin
ming peaches.
| To Parma. c. W. Emerson made
business trip to Parma the first of
the week Mrs. Emerson and daugh
| ter stayed with Mrs. A. B. Mog-
gridge while Mr.. Emerson was away
| Dist. No. g. Ruby Rock, Wei
ser girl has been engaged as teacher
for School Dist No. 3.
Portia Luncheon. Mesdames Lattig
and Woods attended the Portia
luncheon at the Bancroft last Mon
day.
| To Plymouth. Ina Robertson has
returned to her home in Plymouth
after weeks stay with Mrs Mog-
gridge.
Monday visitor. Mrs. James Sed-
ford of Boise, spent Monday with
Mrs. A. B. Moggridge.
To Boise. Rev. Mr.. Ashworth
was a capital visitor last week.
Enjoy Plunge. A large crowd of
the Crystal younger set motored to
the Campbell natatorium Sunday
and enjoyed a plunge.
Evangelistic Services. Religious
services at the Jno. Matteson home
were held Sunday with forty people
in attendance.
In Payette. Gertrude Lesh, of
Crystal, spent last week in town
at the home of Gu CocKrun.
Oregon Fruitgrower. Mr.. Baker
OF Home, Ore, was in the Crystal
vicinity last week engaging help
to thin peaches.
Ontario Hospital. Addison Gar
side underwent a minor operation
at the Holy Rosary Hospital last
Monday.