Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-02
North Payette

q FROM ontario. MT. ana Mrs
Ben Rutherford of Ontario spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Hen
shaw. Mrs. Rutherford's parents.
From Oregon Slope. Geo. Lattii
came over from oregon Monday t
inspect his Winesap richard near tn,
Spur and found prospects for the
, largest crop he ever Invested.
Ball Game. The Wood Spur boys
} were again victorious last Sunday
when they played the Park team
Next Sunday our boys play at the
j jefferson school on the Oregon side
Sunday Visitors. Mr.. and Mrs
j. Cahill and B. Hurd and wife en-
joyed the hospitality of the Oran
Durham home last Sunday.
Passing of a Pioneer. }. y. DUFF
ham passed out of this life on May
23rd at his home near Salem, Ore
gon, Mr.. Durham was one of the
first settlers in this neighborhood
and lived here more than quarter
of acentury. He spent the best part
| of his life retaining land and max
ing a home surrounded with orchard
and hay fields, where only sage
brush grew before he came Owing
| to i'll health he sold his farm and
went to Salem Oregon, few years
! ago. Besides wife he leaves one
| daughter, Mrs. Willis Edwards, and
| one son, Arthur Durham, and many
friends to mourn for him
Patriotic Session. Mrs. d. Jones
entertained the L. S. G. on Wednes,
day of last week. Roll call was re-
sponded to with patriotic selections.
Mrs. F. G. Harland read an article on
the observation of poppy-day in
memory of our soldier dead. Mrs,
A. B. Moggride gave talk on the
cooperation of parents and teachers
in teaching patriotism in our public
schools The singing of America,
with Mrs. c.. P. Lattig at the piano.
closed the short but worth while en-,
tertainment. After the program the
hostess served a bountiful luncheon
assisted by Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. A. s.
Moggridge and Mrs. Tom Mog,
gridge. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with many bouquets of the
Iris and the Stars and Stripes and
the Union Jack had a prominent
place in the decoration. In connec
ton with the ladies meeting the kid.
dies had a party and celebrated Mary
Jane Moggridges 5th birthday an
niversary. About 25 youngsters
thoroughly enjoyed the white birth
day cake with the 3 blue candles. Be, |
sides the club members and children
among the guests were: Mrs. Jake |
Oster, Mrs. Logan, Mrs. Pugh, Mrs |
A. o. Brown and Mrs. Crockford, :
Mrs. ~ Harris and mother of Pay
cite, Mrs. o. Cox and Mrs. w. Jimer. |
son of Crystal.
John Bowers and wife who have
been in Mcpherson, Kansas, the past
year are now back on their farm
near the Chapter House.
From Weiser. Minnie Justice of
Weiser, has been house guest OF
Ter cousin Mrs. C. P. Lattig.
From Payette. Garland Packer
zane out from town Sunday and
spent the day at the T. j. Jackson
home.
To Weiser Edward and Robert
Ashworth were in Weiser last week
listing at the Ballard home.
To Manns Creek Press J'mer,
on and wife and Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas motored to Mann's Creek t
sunday to spend the day with former {
eighbors, the Daniels. c
: At the Hospital. Leslie Garside
Underwent serious operation last S
unday at the Holy Sosary Hospital I
e is in a very critical condition, his
lother, Mrs. Addison Garside is
nth him. o
SHiChCh survey. a. a
as been collecting poultry data ana
nds that there are IL poultry men b
North Payette who expects to "
eep 100 or more laying hens during
e coming winter. Il
Orchard Ave. Grange. The regu, a
+ session was held last Friday mite o.
e program was in keeping with O.
emorial day Two songs by the al
range choir were given, also two ii
adings, and one recitation. Hope la
learer resigned as lecturer and of
RS. Loren Hinze was elected to take be
r place. Miss Shearer expects to oy
to Salem with her mother for oh
e summer. sa
Caring for Children. Mrs. E. e. Ike
rsons has taken the Garside chill. by
en- to care for while Mrs. Gar
e is with her son at the hospital. da
On Business. r. B. Cox came da
er from Baker Ore, last week to
end to business connected with
farm, naar CrvctoI