Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-05-19

g entertained the L. S. C. last Tues
day afternoon. Roll-call was re
, sponded to with current events.
committee, Mrs. r. II. Woods an
, Mrs. F. B. SupIee were appointed t
buy wool to knit an afghan for a con
valescant soldier at the U. S. Hos
pital at Boise. Mrs. d. Jones is t
be the next hostes and the program
!, patriotic
Ball Game.-The Woods Spur
boys played the Cove nine last Sun.
day on the Cove diamond. The score
was II to in favor of our boys
Next Sunday the Washoeites will
meet the Woods Spur boys on the 10.
cal field.
Orchard Ave. Grange.-An ex
ceptionally good meeting was held
at the Chapter House last Friday
night. In response to roll-call the
ladies gave the name of their facorite
! flower and the men their favorite
vegetable. The Grange choir gave
two selections. A solo by Howard
Anderson was one of the musical
! treats of the evening. Mrs. Mog>
gridge read an article on Grains and
their uses this was followed by a.
reading from the Grange Monthly by
Hope Shearer The lecturer read
another chapter of "Brewster's Mil
lions after which cake, fruit salad
and coffee was served.
Mothers Day Program.-Mrs. Geo.
mordhorst and daughter Mabel, were
guests of Mrs. A. NJ. Johnston last |
Thursday. Mrs. Johnston was hos
tess for the Park improvement club
that day and the literary program
was of especial interest to Mothers
Quarantine Raised-Tho Parsons
family are now out of quarantine
after having been csnfined to their
home two weeks.
To Oregon Heights.-Mrs. R. D. /
Rogers and sister, Elizabeth Rogers
spent Sunday with Mrs. Langley in
Oregon
Baby Boy.-Mr. and Mrs. Nath
Draper are rejoicing over the arrival
of baby boy on Sunday, May Sth
Sewing Club.-The Dist. No. 8
sewing club, known locally as the
"Clickatats," were entertained last
Wednesday by Mrs. ]. Cahill. Owing
to the absence of thir leader Mrs. T.
j. Jackson, the ladies did not sew,
but enjoyed social hour.
To Willow.-Mrs Clyde Currin
and babies who have been visiting at
the Thornton homes the past week
have returned to Williw Creek.
Operation.-Harold Hillerman is
recovering nicely from a minor oper-
alton which was performed last Fri
day.
Returned Home.-Mrs c. l.. Shaw
has returned to Baker, Ore, after
having spent the past two weeks with
her sisters near Wood Spur.
Coffee-Klotch.-M Luhr en-
tertained several ladies' last Friday
Plans were discussed for
permanent social organizatio for
that eighborhood. Coffee, cake,
sandwiches and salads were served
at the close of the afternoons pleas
ure
Oregon Trail Park.-About ten
families from Wood Spur were rep
resented at the opening of the Park
in Weiser last Saturday night.
Tulip Luncheon.-Mrs.F F. G. Har-
land entertained the Young Matron's
club, last Wednesday afternoon. The
rooms were beautifully decorated
with tulips and the luncheon was in
keeping with the decorations. About
~ OF the members were present be-
sides several visitors.
From Boise-Mrs. r. A. Harris
and daughter Winifred, of Boise, are
At the Ashworth home for two
weeks visit
High Tea.-Mrs. II. Pugh enter
tanned at tea Sunday afternoo COM
to Mrs. NJ. Harris and Mrs
Dinner and Tea.-Mrs. ID. Jones
had as dinner guests last Cunday:
Mrs. James Shearer, and Mr.. and Mrs
Moggridge. In the afternoon
Mrs. Jones served tea to Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Moggridge, Mrs. r. A. Harris
Of Boise, and Mrs A. v. Brown of
Payette
Business Trip.-A. B. Moggridge
and Mr.. Needles of Nampa, were in
Weiser on business last Saturday
oregon Visitor-Rosetta Mord-
horst spent the crater part of last
week with Mrs. A. M. Johnston ON