Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-01-04

w after ACdO I'll anu FANNY sEeAtN
the first day of 1923 with Mrs. w.
J Hillerman.
Little Alice Emerson has been
quite i'll with with the grip but S now
improvd.
Elizabeth and Henry Oster, child
ren of Mr.. and Mrs. John Oster. are
recovering from minor operation.
hey had their tonsils removed last
Wednesday,.
John and Christine Cox spent their
holidays with the Steigerwalt and
Moggridge families.
A holiday party was enjoyed at the
Chas. Boyer home last week. About
25 were in attendance and thorough
ly enjoyed the games, stunts and re-
freshments.
Mrs. H. Pugh gave a party for the
neighborhood children and their
mothers last Friday night. First tle
children had supper at o'clock and
then games and stunts afforded
amusement for the remainder of the
day.
The Oster family gathered at the
John Oster home to watch the old
year out and the new year in. The
party was also a farewell to Mrs.
Gus Conrad who left on Tuesday Cor
her home at Bliss, Idaho
Adolph Hagerman and family and
Mrs. Girls Smith OF Wilson, Ida, spent
Monday in Payette at the H. Carsceus
home.
Mr.. and Mrs R. H. Woods and
sons and E Blakesley spent Jan. /,
with relatives in Fruitland.
Chearays and vs-fFe oofrrI
D. Jones Sunday. Mr.. Jones has
been confined to his room for two
months
Ray Henry left Wednesday for Inn
periaI Valley, Calf.
]. B. Trevey and family and Geo.
W. Lattig were Sunday guests Of
Mrs. E. F. Lattig's.
The Click i lats. a ladies social
club og Crystal, entertained their
husbands on Saturday night at the
home of Mrs. J. Cahill 4 bounte-
Gus supper was served at the close Of
the evenings pleasure.
Another carload of Rome Beauty
Spur last week. They were billed
out by D. Jones.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. l. E.
Keeler entertained complimentary to
Dorothy Turner who is a student at
the Northwestern College Of PORT
land Ore, and Anna Peutz, who is
in training at the Good Samaritan
hospital of Portland
lone Fee of Lovers Lane, and Mr..
Floyd White of Boise. were enter
tanned at dinner last Saturday BY
Mrs. Ray Tener.
Mrs. Jacob Oster was hostess for
family party last Saturday. Mr..
and Mrs. W. Oster of Payette. ana
Mrs. Gus. Conrad Of Bliss, Idaho,
were the guests.
Mrs. R. L. Cahil was hostss for the
regular session of the ladies social
club of Crystal, last WEDNESDAY. Mrs.
T. ]. Jackson and Mrs. P. Emerson
were guests for the day.
Mrs. Marvin Fuller entertained
her parents and brothers, the Lack
eys, on New Years Day.
I Elmer. Ira and Vernon Mo-dhorst
and Lucille Cornelson went TO town
Sunday to attend the birthday partv
I OF James Carstens, who celebrated
his 9Th birthday anniversary at the
home of H. Precht.
Ethel Cornelson. who is recovering
from recent operation, is now able
to go back to school.
School District No. l, has three
new pupils. George. John and Mari
Fuller, who have recently moved to
this nighborhood.
Mrs. J2ennette Vanderbilt left Sat
urday for her home in Nampa after
spnding the week at the Rogers
home.
Christina, Louise Victoria and Ino
Hutchinson returned Saturday from
Indian Valley where they spent their
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Go. Mordhorst went
to Falk to spend day with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Lackey.
10 Harland is here from LaGrande,
Oregon. TO visit relatives.
Gladys BedelI spent the weekend
with the Mordhorst family.
Two farms changed hands las.
week when Mr.. n. Y. Hines traded
lis place to VIM. Beeson for his pro-
oerty on Ninth St. The families win
lot move until about March 1st.
THE Harland twins, Charles and
are quite sick with the
"Trip. fl fl
R. D. Rogers and family spent
sunday with Mrs. Agness Las on
he Oregon side.
Mrs. H. Reimer returned Friday
rom Huntington. Ore.
Mrs. j. A White is in Boise tnI,
7eek visiting Harry White and fam
".
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Harland spent
ast Friday in Payette with Mr.. and
Irs. Paul Walker.
Mrs. H. L. Precht attended a New
ears party in town given by Mrs.
L Wells
Among those who enjoyed Sunday
inner at the H. Reimer' shome were:
-eo. Reimers and wife, VIM. Rein-
rs and family, John Reimer's aud
amily, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lat>
G of Fruitland.
Richard Hansen and family. O,
,wa, who have been visiting at the
ensen home, are now at home to
lir friends in the Fletcher house on
orth Iowa Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stottler spent
Tree days with Mrs. R. Cahil near
rysal.
Quite an addition has been made