Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-11
NORTH PAYETTE

I The Mordhorst young folks were
entertained last Sunday night at the
home OF H. l.. Precht.
Mrs. r. A. Crump received word
I SATURDAY that baby girl had ar
and Mrs. Wayne Keith in Payette
Mrs. Keith is Mrs. Crump's youngest
daughter.
Mr.. w. R. Everest OF Newberg
| Ore, spent part OF last week with
r. d. Rogers. Mr.. Everest may To-
cate in the Payette Valley.
Mrs. John Kirk OF Middleton and
Mrs. T. ]. Oil of Star, are at the
Suplee home for a week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Griber of Baker,
Ore, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
NJ Medaris The two families were
neighbors several years ago at Cam
bridge, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lundt of Long
Valley, are visiting at the home of
their aunt, Mrs. c. ]. Lundt.
Born On Sunday. Oct. 7th baby
girl to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A Murray.
Ferrin Harland came over from
Nampa Saturday. to overlook the
fruit at the Harland orchard. While
here he sold the crop. delivery TO
be made at once.
Mrs. Harry Lackey and baby
spent Sunday with her parents on
Orchard Ave.
Mrs. H. L. Precht attended a
bridge luncheon in Payette Thurs
day given by Mrs. Walter Pence,
Mrs Harry Pence and Mrs. Reginald
Bradshaw, joint hostesses.
Orchard Ave. Grange met in regu-
lar session last Friday night with
nine members in attendance. During
the lecturers hour the Grange Lo-
cali was read by A Harland and the
remainder of the hour was spent In
general conversation. The next
meeting will be on Friday evening,
Oct. 18th. All members are urged 10
be present
Mrs. R. D. Rogers attended joint
meeting of the Park Improvement
and Progress clubs on the oregon
side last Wednesday afternoon. The
clubs met at the home of Mrs. Sam
Hill and Mrs. Rogers demonstrated
the dress forms as made by the
Oregon Agricultural College Ex-
tension Division.
James Douglass spent Monday and
Tuesday in oregon at the home OF
James Carica.
Gilbert Lesh who has been suffer-
ing from prolonged attack OF m
flamatory rheumatism is now better
but unable to attend school.
Mrs. w. Oster Jr. spent Monday
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Jacob
Oster.
Gilbert Holt and family moved
back to the Wood Spur farm after
having spent the greater part of the
summer on the Blakesley ranch in
Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Hayes of
Plymouth, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Horn on tthe Heights and
will remain a month or until the
apples are all harvested.
Geo. Steigerwalt came over from
Emmett Sunday and spent the day
with relatives on Iowa Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shaffer and
daughter, of Emmett, spent the first !!
of the week with Mr.. and Mrs. A. !
]. Shearer.
4Ntu MCSuC u a SOiN oSoA
age on his orchard tract near Woods
Siding. The building is 35140 feet
and will hold eight carloads of ap-i
pies.
Tom and Bert Moggridge and
James Douglass were entertained
Sunday night at the Gracious Hall
bachelor cottage. The boys OBI
spent the evening in relating remi-i
niscences OF Aud Lang Syne" and !,
at ten o'clock the host served hot
cocoa, bread and cheese.
Wood Spur is still very busy
place. Last week Roy Mars shipped
a carload of onions from the Spur.
D. Jones billed out a carload of /
Italian prunes in midget baskets i
Apples were shipped at the rate Of
from one to three cars day, some In
bulk and others in baskets and boxes.