Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-09-08

cut and shocked this week. while
others are being harvested for sill
age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gipple from
Nebraska are guests this week OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Frost
Mrs. D. Martin was weekend
guest at the Tomlin home.
The seeding of clover is well I'M
der way On the Slope. About three
hundred acres will be seeded this
fall.
Nj. Milo Loyeland spent several
days last week with his parents at
Aberdeen, Idaho
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Laue- and
son Ralph visited Mrs Ada Merrick
Of Caldwell Sunday.
Owing to the school building being
newly painted and murescued, it was
decided to postpone the opening OF
school until Monday, Sept 18th.
Nj. and Mrs c. A. Karst. Mrs. :.
B. Hall, Mrs Loyekin, MI. Mitchell
and Mr.. and Mrs P. NJ. Boals were
luncheon guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal I
ter Davis Sunday evening.
Mrs. Claude Allen OF Weiser spent (
the weekend with Mrs. Wisby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Clough, Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Meili, Miss Maude
Culp and Geo. Culp we're guests o..
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown SUNDAY
afternoon.
Dir. and Mrs. Tom Heslup and
son Jimmie spent Saturday afternoon
and evening with the S. J. Simpson
family.
Nj. and Mrs. c. \. Karst. Mrs. E
q. Han, Mrs. Loyekin and AIr. Nit
chell were Sunday dinner guests o.
Mr. and Mrs. P NJ B0als.
Miss Jessie Las spent several dave
last week with her sister. Mrs. r D
Rogers OF North Payette.
Miss Opal Wilson started her
school work on Upper Dead Ok Mon
Mr. William Newman and Miss O.
Nlnnger OF Midvale were guests Sun
lay OF MIR. and Mrs. R. Hauntz.
Miss Ruby Tomlin left Sunday to
'esume her school duties near Cam
ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howard and
Marie. Mrs. J. Hamilton,
lr. and Mrs. Albert Lode of Paw
tie and Arthur Conner were Sum
ay guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
ensen.
The Girls Sewing Club and Bows
ig Club entertained the Anne Gar
ening Club at a picnic at Oregon
ran Park, Weiser, Tuesday. After
sumptuous picnic lunch
On OF fried chicken and all the ac-
'mpaaiments, the boys were taken
Campbells Hot Springs BY Mr.
Gilman for a plunge. On their re-
I'm to the Park later in the after
1on. Miss Marie Frost, assisted by =
lie Girls Club, served them ice
cam and watermelon which was
oroughly enjoyed by sixteen hun
= boys. a fine time is reported.
J. D. Conner is on the sick list
Is week.
Miss Rose West OF Portland. Prf-
airy teacher at Park School, arriv-
Monday.
II all those in the community who
We exhibits for the MaIheur Coun-
Fair next week, will arrange To
Ike their exhibits to Mr.. Frost by
turday. 1t will aid the committee
arranging the exhibit. Remember.
Mr.. Frost does not call for YOUR
hibit. kindly take it to him and
Up out our community at the Fair
Mr.. Mcdonald, Supt. Of the On
rio High School. Judge Wood. Presi
Mt of the School Board. Prof. Thorn
and Geo. B. Aiken OF Ontario
Il with the parents of the Slope,
edneS1ay evening az Otto Miller's
discuss ways and means of getting
High School students to school
S fall. This is one Of the hardest
oblems with which the people of
Slope have to contend. and one
ich must be settled this ialI as We
Te about fourteen girls and bow.
.dy for High School. Judge Wood
7e the parents good talk on wha-
Ontario schools are doing. en-
lslzlng the fact that Ontario want
or students. Mr.. Mcdonald and
. Aiken also gave interesting talks
Will be decided definitely Wed
day evening of this week.
M. Geo. Lattig returned SATURDAY.
sr having spent the summer in
mountains.
ernest AsmuSSen was elected, Aug
II, Clerk of the School Board tn
the place made vacant by the
lgnation of Geo, Lattig.