Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-05-26
North Payette

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Bail Game The Washoeites play,
ed the Wood Spur boys on the loca'
field last Sunday afternoon. The
game was Witnessed By 3JOu. 2GG
5reCtators. The score was 5 to 4
in favor of Wood Spur. Nex. Sun.
de-! the boys from PARK scnocl viii
meet our boys on the Wood Spur
diamond.
From Wahoe. III. ana airs. G.. W.
Blinn and Miss Green were Sunday
guests of Mrs. A. HarIand.
From Fruitland. Mr.. ana Mrs
Adam Blind spent Sunday with Mr..
ad Mrs. F. Behr.
Party at the Endora. Mrs. +. B.
Suplee gave party to the younger
set last Thursday night in honor Of
Clare Suplee. There were about
thirty guests who thoroughly en-
joyed the games and stunts The
victors in the wrestle, the -four
touches" and pray do, all received
prize. Two fish ponds containing
several varieties of fish were used
to tell fortunes, the most skillfuI
fisherman Learned his fate first
Partners for supper were selected by
matching twigs, each lady secured
cake for two by passing a test in
textiles and each boy had to pass a
geograp hical test before he could get
ice-cream for his partner and self
Fruit punch was served during the.
evening and all went home well
pleased with the evenings program
Sunday Dinner. Among those who
enjoyed the hospitality of the H. L.
Precht home last Sunday were: Mr.
and Mrs. Elmo Rotering, Mr. and
Mrs. Ora wilkins and H. H. Precht
and wife.
Kensington. Mrs. H. Cornelson
entertained the I. A. X. last Wednes-
day afternoon The usual good time
was enjoyed by the members and
the two Observation-Disclosures
guests, Mrs. E. E. Dean and Mrs. H.
H. Precht
Crystal Grange. The Grange in
Dist. No. will meet at the school
house Friday night.
Home from Sanitarium. Mrs. E
c. Belcher returned Sunday from
Hot Lake, Oregon, where she has
been taking treatments.
From Weiser. Mrs. c. F. NyerI
returned to her home in Weiser
having spent several days on her
farm near Crystal.
From Pendleton. Mrs. Edward |
of Pendleton, Ore, returned
to her home after a short stay with
relatives near Crystal.
Sewing Club. Mrs. Frncis Lesh !
the "Clikitats" last
Wednesday afternoon, the usual
good time was enjoyed.
At the Capital Rev. Mr.. Ash
worth spent from Thursday until
Sunday in Boise.
From Boise. Mrs. J. Sidford of
Boise, once a resident of the Pay
cite Valley, is visiting at the David
Zones home.
Family Supper. T. Moggridge
md wife enjoyed Sunday night sup
Yer with Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Mogg-
idge.
Dance. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Qualls
rave dancing party at their home
n the Heights last Saturday night.
Twenty-Five guests enjoyed the
music, dancing and refreshments.
From Oregon. Mr.. and Mrs.
laurence Attebury spent Sunday
With relatives on Iowa Ave.
Conflicting reports. A news dis
atch supposedly from Washington,
}. c., says: Damage to fruit crops
rom freezes has not resulted in
General shortage" Orchardists in
his section are receiving letters
rom friends in Missouri, Michigan,
lew York, Colorado and Iowa each
earring practically the same mes
lessage, "our fruit is all killed, we
ill depend on the Northwest for
pples especially" Time will give
S the truth of these conflicting
.atements.
A narrow Escape. Mr. Boyles =
lperienced an exciting runaway