Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-07-19

] uaubHteI were ulHHer guests or MrS
l.. V. Stewart last Sunday evening
The dinner was given compliment
airy to Geraldine Oster and Patty Lee
Stewart, concentrating their frs
birthday anniversary. The birth
day cake with its dainty decorations
OF flowers and tiny candles for each
child made pleasing center piece
The place cards were unique com
/ bination of flowers and tiny candles
| Frank Luhr and mother and Mild
red Johns of Weiser, motored to
| Boise Sunday to visit Nettie LuhI
who is attending Summer Normal
Alr. and Mrs w. Oster Jr., Frank
] and Glenn Specht, Henry Shuck, Luz
cile Schulze, Henrietta and Amelia
Oster drove to Mann's Creek Sun
| day and enjoyed a picnic dinner in
the shade of the pines. The crowd
caught three fish but threw them
back to grow until the crowd re-
turned.
Mrs. Albert Adams and children re-
turned Friday to their home in
Huntington after having spent two
weeks at the Reimer's home.
Mr.. and Mrs. f, G. Harland came
over from Nampa Sunday to over
look the work being done on
the Harland farm on Orchard Ave.
The ladies who enjoyed the hos
pitality of Mr. II. l.. Precht on Fri
day OF last week were: Mrs. E. H.
Murphy, Mrs. Gilbert Peterson and
Mrs. ]. L. Wells.
\ oil pf
Friday to spend a month with her
brother, Harry Lakey, on Iowa Ave.
d. w. Shelton and H. L. Precht
left Tuesday morning for Grange
vile, Ida. This is combination
pleasure and business trip, they ex-
pect to be away about ten days.
George Mordhorst and son Ed, went
to Falk Monday on business connect
ed with their farm at that place.
Catherine Parsons is expected
home next week from Lewiston, Ida
no, where she has been visiting the
past month.
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Upton, of the
Eudora farm spent Sunday with
relatives near Crystal
r. d. Rogers and r. II. Woods !
were called to serve on the jury dur
ing the special session OF court held /
last week.
E. d. Shurtleff left Wednesday for
Midvale with a car load of cherries. /
Work is progressing rapidly on
The new cross road which will con-
lect the hill road with the state
highway. The bridge is built, the
fencing being made and the road will
De ready for travel within 80 days.
Edward Parsons is recovering from
weeks siege of tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ahrens drove to
council Sunday returning the same
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lindquist, Mrs.
Y. NJ. Jensen and children and Mrs.
3ryan left Saturday for two weeks
tay at the Payette Lakes.
On Wednesday morning Tom and
edward Ahworth, Richard and Ches-
er Lowrie and Holt Friedman left
or the mountains, they expect to
make their camp at Goose Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. F. b. Suplee and
laughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Small.
lrs. Ralph Wessa of Chicago and
largaret Rogers enjoyed picnici
inner in the oregon Trail Park last
unday. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Mortimer
I Weiser enjoyed dinner with the
'ayette crowd.
Mrs. Ben Tomlin spent Tuesday
nth Mrs. A. Hagerman and Thurs
ay with Mrs. A. ]. Shearer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Harland r
pent Sunday in town with Mr.. and :
Irs. Del. Christian. ;
Mrs. w Hillerman gave a dinner
unday celebrating the Sth wedding l
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
lcGoWan. Besides the family. Mr. I
nd Mrs. Gilbert Holt were guests
Dr. the day. Mr.. and Mrs. MCGOWAN /
xpect to leave in about two weeks {
Or California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shaffer came S
yer from Emmett Saturday to spend J
ne weekend with Mrs. A. j. Shear
r i
Hugh and James Carico have re- z
lrned to Oregon after having spent S
To weeks with their aunt, Mrs T a
h
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Slaybaigb of
ouncil, were guests OF Mrs. Row [
eeson last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Spechtl
pent Sunday in Fruitland at the
riscowski home.
Mrs. d. Handy is seriously i'll re-
uiring the attendance of a pro- !
nurse. i