Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-08-23

70 UHSio 10y VIZ Ai"ho tnelr MONS
70 They were accompanied as far a
Portland by Harold Hillerman.
i David Jones and c. w Emerson
(. spent several days canvassing thi
section in the interest of the prun
growers association.
J. Henry Horn and family and Mr.
d Hayes spent Sunday at the Payett.
J. Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs Presley Emerson ant
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Miller of Iowa
enjoyed an outing On Thorn Greek
l the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Small of Pay
cite, spent Friday evening at the
Eudora farm.
w. ]. Smith had an accident with
his car last Saturday evening ditch
; ing the machine. breaking one front
wheel. He and his wife were thrown
out but were not seriously injured.
i Mr. and Mrs. Albert Robertson and
son of Plymouth, were Sunday guests
of Mrs. ]. l.. Shearer.
The Medaris and Friedman camp
ing party returned Saturday from
their trip to the mountains they re-
port fishing and hunting good and
weather ideal.
F. B. Suplee is building a general
storage which will be used for ma
chinery. apples, packing house and
granary.
Bert Lattig Of Moscow is spending 1
a two weeks vacation with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Lattig. Mr..
,Lattig will go to Boise next week to
attend a teachers conference and
from there to Moscow, where he will
take up his duties as Professor Of
Agriculture, at the University about
Sept. 1st.
Mrs. Floyd White returned to her I
home in Boise after a weeks visit
with her mother, Mrs. j. F. Fee. She
was accompanied home by Mrs. Ray
Tener. 4
Dorothy Turner of Portland, has
been enjoying visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Turner. She 4
expects to return to Portland and :
take up her school work next week.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. E. Crouch of 4
Knoxville, Iowa, were entertained by 4
Mrs. l.. E. Keeler last Sunday.
Nick Kasesan and Glen Specht
irove to Emmett Sunday and spent
he day with John Puser. 4
Geo. Shurtleff drove to the Lakes
or few days outing.
Hazel Rock Of Weiser, and Mrs. !
Tohn Keithly Of Midvale, were guests
# Mrs. Ira Durham last Wednesday.
VIM. Reimers Jr., Mildred Johns Of =
Veiser, Harry, Frank, Stella and !
Jettie Luhr drove to Emmett Sun
lay and enjoyed picnic dinner at =
he Van Duesen farm last Sunday. :
Bert and Tom Moggridge and H. :
ugh returned Thursday from East
line, where they enjoyed two days :
uniting Blue Grouse. Each brought 4
ome their limit.
School will begin in Dist. No. 1 :
n Sept. 10th, with Mrs. Ed Young )
n charge.
Arlene Crouch Of Knoxville, Iowa, 7
pent part of last week with Mrs. :
lobert Thornton.
Mrs. Chas. Halflicker Of Illinois, :
, visiting Mrs. ]. R. Anderson on
overs Lane. in
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith and son NJ
( Melba, spent Wednesday and v
thursday with Mrs. A. Hagerman.
Mrs. J. A. White was hostess for dj
he L. S. c.. on Tuesday afternoon. h,
oil call was responded to by giving til
hints At exactly the 81
ght moment little Barbara Bowman :
ntered the parlor wheeling baby
lrriage daintily decorated with blue 4
nd white crepe paper and filled with
lany daintily embroidered miniature q
and accessories which were !
resented to Mrs. Robert White as
token Of esteem from the members q
( the club. The guests for the ,
ay were Mrs. E. e. Sidford of Boise, z
RS. E. E. Parsons and Mrs. Harry .
akey After luncheon club adj -
'urned to meet in two weeks with Z
rs I. C. Whitley.
E. B. Cox is in Baker this week e
arketing watermelons. -
j. C. Anderson and wife, J. R. and &
'heeler Anderson and families, Mrs. -
aten Moss and Mrs. Chas. Halflicker =
ljoyed an outing at Krigbaum :
brings the first OF the week. =
On Thursday afternoon Mrc. D. *
mes entertained at tea compliment -
y to Mrs. e. E. Sidford of Boise. g
lie party was to commemorate Mrs. -
dford's birthday anniversary, she =
ing we'll past the four score mark (
tile Mary Jane Moggridge, daintily y
tired in white presented Mrs. Sid e
I'd with lavender and white basket 4
led with gifts Of remembrances =
om her friends. High tea was served x
the lawn, the long table decorated =.
tn summer blossoms. The large q
lite birthday cake with candles -
ded to the beauty Of the table e
corations. The guests were: Mes J.
mes Moot, Ashworth, Harris, Pugh, -
,ward, Woods, Suplee, A. J. and ]. =
Shearer and A. B. and T. Mog- 4
idge.
DR.. and Mrs. W. H. Guyer of -
ndley, Ohio, were entertained last =
'nday by Mrs. E. E. Parsons.
Mrs. c. w. Emerson gave a fare -
III dinner last Sunday for Mr.. and e
8. w. MCGOWAN who left the fol- <
wing Tuesday for California
c. M. Attebury and son of oregon, =
emit Sunday with Mrs. A. A. Dud- x
on.
MI and Mrs. D. A. Miller of Car
!, Iowa, are visiting their daught 4