Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-06-21

az 80 yemen were favorable to the
snr,,tna Of class, the real work
iii work not begin until October.
81, Ios,easee dispensed tea and cook
loo during the afternoon using tneir
Ninnon china which they nave )ust
purchased. The A. w. league WIZ
he at home, once each month, at their
CIub house at the cross roaos, 10 al
~ Iadies within radious OF three
';1os tbere will be no special In
,-itations the only passport needed
ie desire to enjoy your heighpors'
at least one day III each mohth'
Mrs E. NJ. Medaris, president oil the
r in behalf Of the club, ex-
n ~ GO their appreciation and en-
tovment of the good things provided
eaeue women for their guests
" The hostesses were:
Mesdames, Alspach, Parsons. heeier'
Sbearer. Woods and Frltchman.
Mrs. J. A. White has oeen having a
earious time with her eye owing 10
. hraten bIood-vesel which caused
> Temporary loss of sight. She Is
now able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Ingram and
>r,tah- waugh of Weiser, visited
Ne p T. Cahil last Sunday.
Mrs r. G. Thornton served
hounteous Sunday dinner TO Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Murray and sons and Mrs.
c. ]. Lundt. .,as ,5
daughter enjoyed the first day of the
week with Mr.. and Mrs' ROBERT
White.
have been visiting at the Jensen ana
Lindouist homes, have moved to the
Rising place on North Iowa Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. /. C. Whitley spent
Sunday on the island with nome
folks.
MTG Frank Wisdom entertained 20
,ittIe girls last Wednesday compli-
mentarv to her daughter Lila, who
has attained her 10th birthday an
r,iyersary The guests were from
Weiser and Crystal
John Carico and James Sheared
went to Starkey Sunday, and spent
the day at the Gilmore ranch
A. j. Shearer made business trip
to Council last Monday.
Esther Handy and Lydia McMli-
Ian of Weiser, spent Sunday night
at the Lesh home.
C. W Emerson and Geo. Former
made alb usiness trip to Boise, Mon
day.
Jno Bowers and family OF Nc
Pherson, Kansas, arrived Tuesday TO
look over his farm interests near the
cnr They are on their way to the
Pacific coast.
A ]. Shearer and family, j. c.
Anderson and wife, James Carico
and son, and Pete and Ed Mord-
horst were all dinner guests OF Mrs.
H. Shaffer in Emmett last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cox returned
from Emmett Sunday. they were &C
companied home by Mrs. B. ]. Pen
nington-
Jno. Matteson was called to Wilder
last Monday night owing to the seri-
Gus illness of his aged mother.
About rs baseball enthusiasts at
tended the Payette-Emmett game at
Emmett last Sunday.
C. w. Emerson and mainly and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter MCGOWAN spent
Sunday with Mrs. VIM. Hillerman
at the Spur.
Mrs. ]. L. Shearer and grand
Mary Carico. spent Sun
day in Plymouth with Mrs. Albert
Mrs. Ira Durham spent several
days last week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Rock in Weiser.
Nettie Luhr is in Boise attending
teachers summer normal.
Orchard Avenue Grange held their
regular meeting at the Chapter House
last Friday evening. During the lee
-urere's hour Mrs. Tom Moggridge
read a paper on Where Do Our
Prunes Co." Mrs. Albert Harland
favored the company with two solos.
Mrs. F. B. Suplee read the bi-month-
y news of the Grange. beside the
editorial there were beauty hints, re-
,ipes and local advertisements and
lews items. The hosts, Messrs.
suplee, Moggridge, Oster and Qualls,
provided and served Strawberries
md cream, cookies and coffee.
John Oster and family and Mr.. F.
3aer and family spent Sunday at the
)ster home in Town. The children
If the two families attended Sun
lay school class picnic at the tour
SITS park. The children, seven |
cen in number, were in the care of
heir teacher, Amelia Oster.
Two new Coupes are now in this
Ieighborhood, the new Chevrolet be-
ongs to Walter Cox, while Frank |
ipecht owns the Ford.
L. V. Stewart, of the firm OF Stew
rt & Branch, was in this section last
week looking over the fruit stu
tion.
Amelia Oster is spending this
week in the country with her broth
T. Jake Oster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thornton en-
Dyed Sunday night supper with Mr..
nd Mrs. Ray Shurtleff.
Susan Lowrie returned Thursday
rom Caldwell where she was a stu
ent of the College of Idaho. Miss
Iowrie will spend the summer in
CALDWELL and enaer college again in
he fall.
Mrs. ]. A. White returned Monday
rom Parma, where she visited her
on, Edwin. Winifred White will re-
main in Parma the remainder OF the
yeek.
Addison Garside left Thursday for
Washington, where he
.oes with the hopes of finding re-