Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-06-22
Payette Oregon Slope

Miss Leila Bartsche entertained
Wednesday evenig with a slumbel
party in honor of Misses Jear
Bartshe and Rhena Tomlin of Baker
! City. The guests were: Kisses
Ruby and Rhena Tomlin, Leora
Hauntz and Jean Bartshe.
Mesdames l.. r. Breithaupt and
| C. A, Karts were diner guests Tues
day evening of Mrs. Harry Lattig.
Mrs. McGcrdon was called TO Fruit
land Tuesdyenvaing-,. HkfJEoDu
land Friday evening by the serious
illness and death of her aged grand,
father,
Mrs. c, A. Karst and daughter,
kvaline, visited Mrs, John Bartshe,
Wednesday,
Mr., and Mrs. z, Frost and daugh-
ter Mildred, were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Brown.
Mrs. Sheppard and daughters,
Martha and Mary, wer guests of
the formers daughter, Mrs Clauson
Andrus, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harvey Boals and
Mr.. and Mrs, Ray Boals and son.
came overland from Corvallis. Ore.
Thursday for an extended visit with
Mr.. and Mrs, P, NJ. Boals Mr.. Ray
Boals holds the chair of mechanical
engineering at o A. C,
Mr., and Mrs, Stanley Brown and
sons of Ontario, were dinner guests
Sunday of E, l., Brown and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Skippen enter
a n1yi- In % Fnig
Sunday.
Mrs, E. Tomlin and daughter,
Miss Rhena, spent ziOnday with Mrs.
George Sulleps
Miss Beulah Linkons of Weiser,
spent several days Lass week with
Alta Osborne
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Elton and fam
lily of Nyssa, wer guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs Geo Sullens.
Misses Jean Bartsne and Rhena
Tohlin returned to Baker City,
Tuesday, to complete their nurse
training course, after spending
pleasant vacation with homefolks.
Mrs. IL. R. Breithaupt of Ontario,
was pleasantly entertained at the
Vincent home, Wednesday.
Mrs. John Barshe and daughter,
Miss Jean, were guests Saturday of
Mrs. Geo. Sulens.
Walter Mahoney and wife of
Washoe, have moved to the William
Bosch ranch on the Slope. '-l-
Mr. AMI Mrs. c Wilcox and Mr.
and Mrs. Arner Gorton' mot0red to
Mann's Creek Sunday, and spent
the day fishing
Mr.. and Mrs. ". F. Vincent and
lean Bartshe were Ontario visitors
Monday.
Miss Minnie Newell of Midvale was
the guest of her sister, Mrs Haunt
last week.
Edgar Lane of Huntington. was
guest of the Frost home several days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Bosls and
guests from Corvallis: Ore, matored
to Arrow Rock Dam, Monday, VS.
iting enraute with old Nebraska
friends, the McGlashens of Eagle,
and Mr. and Mrs. Hiliman of Boise
Next Monday morning June 26,
at $50 a crop improvement tour
will be held on the Slope, tsarting
at the -. IA. GulltfTulSe TdnCn
County Agent L. R. Breithaupt will
be .preent and an inspection of sew
eral interesting crops will be made.
P. NJ. Boals who sprayed his al
falfa for weevil, reports that the
work was very effective and it is his
intention to spray again soon to get
the worms that are Just Matching.
Charles Lias is cultivating his al
falfa field an making fine dust
mulch to destroy the weevil.
IN afew weeks we will have proof
of the most effective weapon to
combat this pest,
George Culp was host Tuesday
evening at delightful rock party
at the Bartshe home. Following a
pleasant evening at cards delicious
refreshments were cerved
The Dead Ok Flat boys won
fast game of baseball on their home
grounds Sunday afternoon. The vic
time were the second team from
Payette. The score at the end of the
ninth lining was to ,. Amy team
desiring game can be accommodate
ed by arranging with the manager.
Arner Gorton, Phone 377F-12.