Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-06-28

work In the cnerry orchards Is II
full swing this week. John Ostel
has 20 pickers in the Harris orchard
s while Geo. Shurtleff and sons. bay,
100 workers in their orchards.
g Henrietta Diedrichsen is spendin,
1 this week with her friend, Lilliar
Hagerman on the Heights.
Mrs. H. L. Precht attended a bridg,
luncheon Tuesday at the home O.
Mrs. w. H. Farber, the hostesse,
were, Mrs. Chesley Barton and Mrs
l Earl Farber.
Among those who enjoyed the hos
pitality of the John 0ster home last
Sunday were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. It
Stirm, MI. and Mrs. VIM. F.. Stirm
of French, Mrs. Bosch and daughter
Minnie and Mrs. Kirkpatrick and son.
! Carl Asmussen and family spent
from Friday until Sunday with Mr.,
Asmussen's sister, Mrs. A. Hager-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. v. Stewart and
baby, Helen Moss and Helen Griffin
were Sunday callers at the D. Jones
home.
Mrs. H. L. Precht and children
spent 4 days last week in Emmett. a
guest OF Mrs. Frank Foster. Mrs.
Precht also visited Mrs. E. E. Dem.
a former resident of this neighbor-
hood.
! w. Oster and wife spent the first
day of the week at the home of Mr..
Oster's parents In town.
Last Friday Mr. and Mrs. H. Luhr
came over from Ememtt to inspect
their crops on the home place, they
returned the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E., Eggers of Ply
mouth, and Mr.. and Mrs Louie Girls
cowsky of Fruitland, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. Baer.
l.. v. Stewart and daughter. and
Mr.. Branch enjoyed country sup
per at the Jake Oster home last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lee Young Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. John Welsh and ex.
poets to remain in the country about
two weeks.
F. B. Suplee, with other directors
of the Farmers Creamery, was en-
tertained at dinner last Monday by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Brown.
Donald Keller is expected the last
of this week from Camp Lewis.
Wash, where he has enjoyed a two
weeks outing
The American Women's League
held a business meeting at the Chap
ter House last Monday afternoon, |
plans were made to enhance the
beauty and value of the Chapter. |
The next social meeting will be soon
1fter Chautauqua closes m Pay
cite
H. L. Precht and D. W Shelton
made a business trip to Quartsburg,
idaho, last Wednesday returning |
After almost two years absence
Bayard Lattig returned Saturday
from the Chicago School of Osteo-
pathy. Mr. Lattig expects to re-
turn to Chicago this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rifle of
Hammet. are guests of Mrs. VIM.
Mr.. Rifle returned to
Hammet to move their household
goods to Gardena, where they will
locate. Mrs. Rifle will Join her
husband later
Mrs. Alan Kyle and Sarah Lesh,
both Of Spokane. Washington, are
5isiting relatives at Crystal.
Mrs. A. Highland Ct Cedar Rapids.
iowa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
Lesh. The sisters had not met
or % years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Cahil and
dr. and Mrs. James Cahil. went to
dann's Greek Sunday to spend the
lay.
Miles Cannon and son Neil, of
Boise. spent several days on the
'annon farm last week.
Winifred White came home from
'arma Saturday after weeks stay
Nth her brother, Edwin White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Windle and
aughters, spent Sunday on the Ore
on side at the Belknap home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Medaris mo-
ored to Boise Saturday returning
unday. While there they were
uests of their former neIghbors.
hen both families lived at Cam
ridge, Idaho.
F. B. Suplee and family accom-
anied by Geo. Greenfield drove to
tar, Saturday, returning Sunday.
c. Asmussen and family and Mr..
nd Mrs. Hans Vogt of New Ply
louth, drove to Arrow Rock Dam. I
ne day last week.
Owing to the inclement weather y
lie picnic planned for the A. B.
Ioggridge lawn last Sunday wasi
cid in the house. The two long I
ibles were laid in the dining room d
nd the bounteous dinner served S
ifeteria style. Among the guests
no enjoyed the hospitality of Mr.
nd Mrs. A. B. Moggridge were:
RS. VIM. Moot, E. B. Cox and fam
y, the C. w. Emerson family. Mr..
nd Mrs. F. G. teigerwalt, Mr.. and
RS. R. G. Thornton, d. Jones and r
life, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Moggridge
RS. j. L. Shearer, Mary Carico. Mr.. !
I'D Mrs. Walter Cox and Mrs. b 7
Gennigton. The men of the marty I
tended the ball game in town while
'e ladies enjoyed visiting. At Z
clock the hostess served tea which r
as enjoyed by all.
Owing to rainy weather the an
lal picnic of the L. S. C. was held
the Chapter House instead of AT e
e oregon Trail Park as planned
ne long table extending the fuu
myth Of the Chapter House was IL