Payette enterprise., 1922-05-11
Payette- Oregon Slope


home of Mrs. Herry Karr, Mrs.
Bezoier assisting. Following the
business session, shower for Mrs.
c. A. Karst, which had been planned
by the ladies was successfully car,
ried out, and many beautiful gifts
for Mrs. Karst's baby daughter Eva,
lime, were received. After a delight
full afternoon, dilicious two course
luncheon was served by the hostesses.
The next regular meeting of the club
will be Thursday. May Is at the
home of Mrs. X. n. Osborne, at
which time nominations for officers
for the coming year will be made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sullens were
guests Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Barker of Fruitland.
Mrs. P. NJ. Smock and daughter of
Seattle, arrived at the home Of the
formers mother, Mrs. Lias, Sunday,
for a few weeks visit.
] E. w. Tomlin received wire Sun
day announcing the sad news of his
fathers death at their old home in
Colorado. Death having resulted
from pneumonia at the age of 81
years.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis were
gueses Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
! A. Karsts.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Tom HesIup and Ivan
! Nelson moeored over from Boise Sun
day and spene the day with the
! formers perents, c. G. Heslup and
wife. Mr.. Heslup and Mr. Nelson re,
eurned to Boise in the evening, Mrs.
Heslup remaining for a ten days
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Clough en-
teretained at six O'Clock dinner Sun
day, the guests being: Mr. and Mrs.
c. Welcher, P. NJ. Boals and family.
George and Maude Culp and A. Shay.
Mrs. c. A. Karst and daughter. /
Evaline and Mrs. Ora Wilkins were
dinner guests Friday of Mrs. L. r
Breithaupt of Ontario.
The Park School motored to Vale
last Friday to attend the County /!
Thack meet. Messrs. T. J. Cairco !
j. II. Carico and F. Zeiger donated !
their machines to convey the children |
which was greatly appreciated. MANY!
of the pupils entered in the different 4
events and several points were won :
A picnic dinner was enjoyed in the
city park
c. c. Wilcox and wife were de. /
lightfully entertained Sunday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Arner Gortou
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben TomIin of North
Payette, were Sunday dinner guests
at the parental E. W. TomIin home |
James Shearer of Payette. spent
Sunday with J. H. Carico.
Mrs. VIII Sumner who has been
very sick is slowly improving.
Dr. and Mrs. E. c. Hiatt and sister
MISS Jones, of Weiser. spent Sun-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. K. n Osborne
Mrs. Jacob Jenson and babv are
on the sick list this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Miller spent the
week end with a Gorton and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Frost and daugb,
Ter Mildred, were guests of 6 I
Slmspon and wife Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. Howard are
the proud parents of a baby girl
porn Friday, May 5th.
Mrs. William Grace and son snar,
sunday evening with Mr.. and Mr.
w. F. Vincent
Miss ReVa Miller is the proud nos-
SCISSOR OF Shetland pony
Mrs. ]. L. Brown, District T,ibra-i
an, has exchanged the Library booLs
on hand, and the new ones are roo5-.
FOR distribution. ~'
Mr.. and Mrs. Vannatta wAre o,,e..-
OF F. T. Spencer and family oS GSets Ne
Plymouth, Sunday.
J: Carlco and family spent Sun-
aay with J. R. Carico.
y. L. Brown and wife entertained
hr' and Mrs. E. Frost and daugb-
'er Mlioed, at dinner Sunday.
MISS Leila Everett and Dick Adams
~ ers on5ario; p were Sunday guests of
Miss Mildred Frost returned boD,a
r Friday from Brogan after compietinS
a successful year of school at thai
Frank NJ. Northrop of Pavetta
Was calling on old friends on the
Slope, Friday. '"e
Miss Rose West spent the uee1-
end with Leora Hauntz.
Milt Lauer had the misfort,,ra
Monday to have one of his nnoet
valuable horses cut so badly in
barbed wire, that there is very IittIe
hope OF saving the animal.
Miss Elsie Elliott of Ontario. spent
several days last week with Mrs. c,
A. Karst.
The Dead Ok Flat team journeyed
to Woods Spur Sunday afternoon,
where an interesting game of base
ball was played. Our boys defeated
their opponents by a score of IA
TO 81 Eugene Shay made s safe hits
IN four trips to the plate and Har-
Did Ficke drove ont home run with
On man on base. The batteries were:
Woods Spur, Mordhorst,, Dead OK
Flat Culbertson, Assmussen and
Grace.