Payette enterprise., 1922-03-02
Payette- Oregon Slope

VI fdrk Improvement Club at the
home Of the former. The rooms
were prettily decorated with small
hatchets and cherry trees. Owing to
sickness in the community only six.
teen members were present. The
= hostess served dainty refreshments
carrying out the colonial idea.
The next regular meeting of the
club will be at the home of Mrs Ma
son Clough with MCrs. Maude Culp
and Mrs. Welcher as hostesses
Mr.. and Mrs. Larming and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ault of Weiser and Mr. and
Mrs. Durham of Crystal, were Sun
day dinner guest of Arner Gorton
and wife.
Mr.. mad Mrs. Max Wendell were
and wife.
Mrs. ". F. Vincet who wasoner-
ated on at Holy Rosary hospital two
weeks ago. was able to be removed
from the hospital to the home of Mrs
L. r. Breithaupt Monday. where sbe
VIII remain a few days before re-
turning home.
Tom Heslup Of Boise, is spending
Ine weekend with his parents, Mr..
-@ti VI q L. W. EeSluD.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. L. Brown en-
tertalned Mr.. and Mrs. E. Frost
bernard Frost and Marie Frost at
dinner Sunday.
Max Wendell and family are NOV
ing to Yakima this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. MilIervis-
tied at the Arner Gorton home Thurs
day and Friday.
Miss Marie Frost of Boise, spent
the weekend with home-folks.
Mr.. and Mrs C. C.Karst were din
ner guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Davis.
]. R. Better of Dry Buck is spend
ing a few DAYS with his daughter,
Mrs. Arner Gorton.
Mr.. and J. D. Conner returned
from Hot Lake Sunday.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arner
Gorton was the scene of a delightful
dancing party on Friday evening,
when James Atterbury and Miss
West entertained in honor of Miss
Marie Frost. After an evening OF
iancing delicious refreshments were
served
Miss Esther Cooley, Extension spe
,ialist in clothing from Oregon
Agricultural College will hold the
.irst Millinery meeting, Thursday,
March End at the home of Mrs. P.
VI. Boas. The second meeting of the
series will be Monday, March 2nd.
All those interested in Millinery
work are urged to be present at the
meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Assmussen
Ire quite i'll this week.
P. Wynn and family are moving to
sweet Idaho, this week.
At a meeting of the Board of Di-
'ectors of the Payette-Oregon Slope
irrigation District, held Tuesday
FEB. 21st, Charles Lias was elected
resident of the Board, P. NJ. BoaIs,
Secretary of the District and George
chief operator of the Pump
ng Station.
Mr.. mad Mrs. Nodle Of Payette.
listed their daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Assmussen, Monday.
Mr. mad Mrs. H. H. Briggs of CaId-
yell, were weekend guests of the
yife.
E. Frost, E. L. and j. L. Brown
ng the meeting of the Wheat Grow
IS OF Malheur County where arep-
sentative of the Northwest Wheat
-rowers Association gave an address
Cooperation marketing of the
irmer's wheat.
MT S. Skippen who has beein
eeding bunch of steers for market
Did the entire lot last week to Sol
lckerson OF Wefser and reports that
e realized good price Off his hay
! the operation
Ed Newton fsfeeding four hund-
I'd and fifty head of cattle for =
owker of Payette.
The Chicken Pie Supper given hv
ie ladies of Park Improvement C1nb
riday evening at Park School house
as decided success. A splendid
-uslcal program was q decided suc-
sss. A splendid program featured
le evenings entertainment. Tho
uslc oeing furnished by C. C Will
,x' Fred Moss, Mrs. Bezoier and
rs. Mcdonald. The ladies' cleared
1000. ieu
D Sk1ppen purchased the CLARK
hoads 10 acre orchard the past
'eond meeting of the Child Nutrt-
on Work. at the home of Mrs. p
/. Boals, Monday afternoon. She
as accompanied from Ontario by
RS. L. R. Beithaupt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell and sons
oren and Lloyd, who have been IN
18th the Flu" are reported to he
lproving.
Mrs. Agnes Lias Charles and
'sise Lias wer guests Sunday of r
Rogers and family Of North paw
Mr.. and Mrs L. C. Wisdom who
I'VE been spending the winter in
iilIornia for the benefit of Mr. Wis
ms health report Mr.. Wisdom
uch improved.
ihe Boys Cow Testing Club held
eir regular meeting Thursday af-
rnoon at Park School house Mr.
ID Mrs. Harry Williams of Vale
ere present
OBITUARY.
MIS- susan Weaver of Boise. died
tne nome Of her daughter Mrs. ]