Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-04-28
North Payette


tess for the Iowa Avenue sewing
club last Wednesday afternoon.
Grange Organized.-W. W. Deal,
state master of the Idaho Grange,
held a meeting in Dist. No. 8 last
Wednesday night and organized
Crystal Grange. The officers are:
Mute Draper, Worthy Master;
Blanche Jackson, Sec; Russell Ca
hill, Treas; w A. Lesh, Lecturer;
w. H. Thomas, Chaplain.
To Cambridge. Mr.. Hutchinson and
children and Mrs. Kate Steward
cave for a pleasure trip to Cam
bridge, idaho for a pleasure "trip to
Cambridge, Ida. tomorrow.
To the Capital.-Mrs. D. Jones
went to Boise Tuesday and will re
turn the last of the week.
Grange.-Orchard Avenue Grange
met in regular session last Friday
evening. No business transacted.
During the lecturers hour Nettie
Luhr gave a reading, Susan Lowry
gave a review of the work done by
the Boys & Girls County Clubs. The
lecturer read a few chapter of
"Brewster's Millions" and the read
ing will be a regular feature of the
social hour. Refreshments were
served at the close of the evening.
Out from town.-Miss Henrietta
Oster came out from Payette to
nurse her sister Mrs. John Oster,
who is recovering from a recent OPP
Grafton.
Teacher Home Pauline Adair is
home from Falk, Ida, where she
has completed successful term of
school.
At Endora Farm.-Mrs. Ida
Paine of Payette, is spending this
week with Mrs. F. B. Suplee.
Presbytery.-R. H. Woods attend
ed the Boise Presbytery held in
Parma last Tuesday.
Crystal.--Mr. VIM. Hillerman and
family spent Sunday at the Emerson
home near Crystal.
Moving.-Ben Tomlin is moving
from town to the Sherwood place
which he purchased lately.
Dance.-A large crowd of young
folks attended the dance at the Slick
aome on Bindings Island last Sat1r,
day night.
In Town.-Mr. and Mrs. Press
Emerson and ]. Cahill and wife
spent Sunday in town with Mrs. Stel-
Ia Emerson.
Rheumatism.-Add Garside is
suffering from an acute attack OF
Trip to Emmett.-Orah Durham
and B. Howard motored to Emmett
one day last week.
was hostess for the Dist. No. sew
ing clug last Wednesday.
Ball Game.-The Wood Spur boys
played the Park team last Sunday,
the score was 10 to 80 in favor OF
the Spur boys. Ed Young umpired
the game.
Returned Home.-Isetta Bennett
has returned to her home near Falk
after having spent a week with Hope
Shearer.
House Warming.-Under the lead.
ership of Mrs. T. ]. Jackson, the
neighbors gathered at the Skeffing>
ton home and papered the house.
The most enjoyable part of the day
was a chicken-pie dinner which all
the guests appreciated.
Two in One.-Mrs. Addison Gar
side entertained the I. A. K. and
their families last Wednesday even
ing, the occasion was to celebrate the
birthdays of Mrs. Garside and Mrs
Lindquist. A large cake decorated
with. 81 blue candles, representing
the combined ages of the two ladies
was an attractive feature of the eve
ming.
Missionary Meeting-Mrs. R. H.
Woods, accompanied by several la
dies from town motored to Nampa
last Thursday to attend a meeting
of the Presbyterian Ladies Mission
airy Society.
Frosts.-The freeze on Sunday
night damaged the early fruit to a
great extent. Some of the apple
orchards were hurt badly while other
orchards were untouched by the