Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-05-05
,loomstrom and Clare suplee.


Closing Exercises.-School CLOSED
in Dist. No. 1 last Friday. Instead
of a program the patrons, pupils and
teacher enjoyed d chicken-pie din,
ner. At the noon hour, after every
one had enjoyed the. salads, sand,
witches, baked beans, pickles, pie,
doughnuts and coffee old and young
engaged in stunts and games. A
marshmallow roast closed the days
pleasure. The teacher, Eva Blom-
strom will teach in Fruitland next
year.
Social Club.-The l. A. K, a So
cial club on Iowa Avenue were en-,
teretained at the E. E. Deanhome in
Payette last Wednesday.
To the Hills.-Holt Friedman ac-
companied a crowd from Payette to
Mann's Creek last Saturday. The
party left town at a. IN. and stopp-
ed enroute and cooked breakfast
The day was spent on Fourth-of-July
Creek, the tired happy party reached
home again at 1880 in the evening.
Ball Game.-The local team met
the Jefferson boys on the Wood Spur
diamond last Sunday The visitors
were defeated by the score of II to
9 in favor of Wood Spur.
Poultry Men to Organize.-A. ].
Shearer went to Boise Friday to at
tend a meeting of Idaho Poultrymen
the object of the meeting was TO or,
ganize a poultryman's association.
To Plymouth-Mrs. James Shear
err and Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Moggridge
and the Carico children spent Sun.
day in Plymouth at the Albert Ro,
bertson home.
Sails for England.-Mrs. H. Pugh
has received her passport and will
sail in June for her former home il
England. She will be accompanied
by her son Francis.
To Baker.-E. B. Cox and family
moved to Baker, Ore. last Monday.
Oscar Cox, son, will have charge of
the Cox farm near Crystal.
Home from School.-Mildred Bak-
err completed a successful term of
teaching near Weiser and is home
for the summer.
Commissioned members of
the Orchard Ave. Grange attended
Pomona last Tuesday night.
In Town.-Betty Ashworth of
Orchard Ave, spent last week in
. Farewell Party-Evelyn GodelI
last week complimentary
to Martha Cox who leaves for her
new home in Baker Ore.
Camping Party Robert Boyles,
entertained his boys friends last Sat
urday night. The boys made a
camp on the bank of the Snake river
and all thoroughly enjoyed a taste
of outdoor life.
From Baker-Mrs. C. L. Shaw
and daughter of Baker, Ore, is a
guest of her sisters, Mrs. c. P. Lat,
tig and Mrs. r, H. Woods.
Oddfellowship.-Ben Tomlin, who
only recently recovered from an op-
Grafton appreciated the help given
by his brothers in the l. o. o. F.,
when accompany of them came out
Thursday and did days blowing.
Auto Burns.-H. Precht of Pay.
cite, met with total loss by fire of
his auto last Monday. Mr.. Precht
came out from town to his farm on
Iowa Ave, to do some wrk, at noon
he ate his lunch in the car and pre-.
sumably dropped off to sleep while
he was enjoying his after dinner
cigar, when he awakened the auto
was in flames. Mr.. Precht was un.
hurt but the car and shed near were
completely destroyed. There was
no insurance.
Family Reunin.-Mr. VIM. Bosch
and family of Plymouth, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Behr and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Oster of Payette, spent Sunday at
the John Oster home.
From Weiser.-Mr. Ballard came
out from Weiser to spend Sunday
with his wife on Orchard Ave.