Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-18
H. Martin.

H. Martin
II. X. Friedman OF Boise, Mrs.
Margaret Under and daughter, Mrs.
H. C. Frakes and l.. r. Miller were
Sunday dinner guests at the Fritch-
man home.
The Yeor book committee Of the L.
s. c. met Sunday afternoon with Mrg.
F. B. Suplee. Mrs. Logan Bowman.
Mrs. A. A. Mogggridge and their
president Mrs. z. u. Medaris were
the mem bers and at the close Of the
business session the hostess served
tea and cakes.
The Chas. Perkins family have
moved from the ShurtIeff cottage to
the house on the Maule forty Just
east of the Aman school house.
Bert Moggridge, Dick Lowrie and
Robert Wells drove to Paddock Val
ley last Sunday and returned with
thirteen ducks as a result OF their
Workmanship.
Mr.. and Mrs. A B. Hariand cels-
brated their eighth wedding ami
Yersahy last Sunday by entertaining
the Dell and Earl Christian families
at dinner.
]. B. Fisher and wife of Apple VAL
ley spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Oster.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Rogers spent
Sunday on the Slope at the Las
home The occasion was TO celebrate
Miss JESSE Las birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gramn of Plymouth,
were guests of Mrs. Lawrence Specht
on Oct. 14th.
Mrs. H. L. Precht spent last Fri
day in town with Mrs. J. L. Wells.
Mrs Lillian Guthrie leaves tomor-
row fer her home at Charleston, Wash
ington, after an extended visit with
her mother Mrs. R. A Crump.
Harry Lackey, Pete and Lee Mord-
horst drove to Falk Sunday 10 over
look the work on the Mordhorst farm
at that place. Mrs. Harry Lackey
spent the time with her mother on
Orchard avenue while her husband
was away.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stirm Jr., of
spent last Sunday with Mrs.
John Oster. Mrs. Stirm's sister.
Mrs. l. C. Whiteley and son leave
-oday for Boise TO spend few days
With friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert White and
Mrs. J. A. White spent Sunday in
own with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Lattig and
laughter drove to FruitIand Sun
lay and were entertained at the
lin Trevey home. 8
Ed T. Hutchinson and family who
lave been working in the fruit at the
-attig orchard left Monday for En-
nett where they intend TO locate.
Rev. Mr. Ashworth left Sunday for
Fresno, Calf, to attend the meeting
If the Pacific synod OF the Episco-
'al church. He expects to be absent
Ibout ten days
Herman Corneison and family
iroTe to Plymouth Sunday and spent
he day with the Vogt family. /
Mr.. and Mrs. A ]. Shearer went to
plymouth Thursday. Mrs. Shearer
-isited with Mrs Albert Robertson
While Mr.. Shearer attended a meeting
II hardware and implement dealers. (
Mrs. Jno. Kerns left SUNDAY for,
Ter home in Middleton after having
pent ten days at the Eudora farm. /
Mrs. Harry Shaffer of Emmett.
md Mrs. Albert Robertson OF Ply
mouth were guests OF Mr.. A. 81
'hearer last Wednesday.
James Douglass left "Wednesday
or his home in Marys7iIIe, Kas. after
laying spent so days with his aunt,
drs. J. L. Shearer.
Mrs. J. L. Shearer was hostess for
ne L. s. c. on Tuesday afternoon.
toil-call was responded to By each
living sketch of their favorite
uthor Of current fiction. Mrs. Logan
SoWTnan told of the life of the late
ohm NJ Siddall Familiarity known as
SID by the readers of the American
iasazfne. Mrs. Tom Moggridge
ave character sketch Of Oliver
'urwood a popular writer Of western
tories. The next meeting will be
7lth Mrs. A B. Harland and the
opie for discussion will be "Sugges-
ions for Earning Pin Money" At
ne close of the social hour the hos
ess served sandwiches, salad, cream
uffs and coffee.
The James and Russell Cahil famf-l
les of Crystal drove to Mann's
,reek Sunday to spend the day with
Irs. Mary CahiI.
A. J. Shearer attended a meeting
I the Canyon County Poultry Pro-
ueers held in Caldwell last Tues
ay.