Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-03-01
NORTH PAYKfTE


new home on North 9th Street. Mr..
VIM. Beeson OF Payette moved to the
farm on which Mr. Hines has lived
the past two years.
February % was observed in Dist.
No. l as patrons day. The children
had their handwork on exhibition for
the parents to view. Maps, histori-
cal and geographical books, essays,
posters and baskets were mong tie
things displayed. All grades from
primary TO seventh were represented.
Mrs. Mary Stumbaugh went to
Nampa last week to yiGit her child
rem.
Born, Sunday, Feb. 10th, son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. MatteSon.
Mr. and Mrs. f. B. Supiee droTc
to Star last Saturday returning sun
day. They were accompanied to
Star by Mrs. Chas. Miller.
VIM. Medaris of Yakima, Wash.
left Wednesday for his homc after
having spent three days at the E.
NJ. Medaris home.
Chas. Harval of Vale, was visitor
at the John Fuller home Saturday
and Sunday.
Among those who enjoyed the hos
pitality of Mrs. Ray Tener last Sun
day were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Fee
and daughter lone, and Mrs. Fred
Moore of Humansville, Missouri
Mrs. D. R. Durham entertained at
cards last Saturday night. The guests
were: A. Hutchinson and daughters,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Thornton and
Geo. Fonner, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert link OF Wei
ser, we're Sunday visitors of Marion
Fuller. Mr.. link is linotype operator
at the Weiser Signal office.
Frank and Glen Specht have been
engaged to prune the Jacob Oster
orchard.
Mrs. Sam Greenfield and son,
Frederic are spending the week at
the Eudora farm.
Mrs. Geo. Lattig of Fruitland, spent
two days last week with her mother,
Mrs. H. Reimers.
Mrs. H. Precht entertained Jointly
with Mrs. H. Cornelson last Wednes
day. About 25 members of the
ladies aid of the German Lutheran
church were present and enjoyed the
sociability as well as the coffee, the
proceeds will go to the church.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. John
Welsh entertained at tea, Mrs. Gee.
Hill Of Midvale, being the guest OF
honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Young
and Mrs. Lee Young were also pre-
sent. Mrs. Hill left Monday for her
home after enjoying a short stay
with her daughter, Mrs. Eddie Young.
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week with an attack of the grip.
Hugh and James Carico of the
Slope, spent the weekend with Mrs.
James Shearer.
Mrs. H. Precht, Mrs. Pat Murphy
and Mrs. Fred Marshal OF Nyssa,
were visitors at the Cornelson home
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Du Bots of
Fruitland, spent Saturday with Mrs.
R. B. Thornton, who is a cousin of
Mrs. Du Bots.
The Mordhorst family motored to-
Falk Sunday to visit relatives. Re
media Mordhorst will not return un-l
til Friday.
Mrs. F. G. Harland and Mrs. H.
l.. Precht were received as members
E. Parsons was in attendance and
gave a summary OF what the SCHOOL,
board had accomplished in the last
few months, also asked for sugges-
lions as to the best methods of keep
ing the young folks at home even
ings.
Woodrow Shearer, the year old
son OF A. J Shearer, is suffering
from spinal trouble presumably the
after effect Of the flu.
Mrs. Hayes of Midvale, is visiting
at the home of Henry Horn.
Mrs. ]. C. Anderson entertained
Sunday complimentary to Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. G.. Davis OF Payette.
Mrs. c. Knowlton and Mrs. A. c.
Dudgeon visited No. 9 school last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blatner and Mrs,
Owens of Weiser were Thursday call
ers at the Glascock home,
Walter Cox has resigned his posi-
ton as federal fruit inspector ana
has leased the E. B. Cox farm for
the year. Mr.. Hansen is building a
cottage on the farm for the renter
w. A. Lesh and son Ernest, nave
returned from Kelso, Wash, where
they have been employed.
c. ". Emerson and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, waiter
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