Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-08-30

70, ing from Inc start 10 finish OF tnt
evening. After the circus races ant
IS stunts were staged until refresh
e, mnts were served.
t. Hugh and James Carico of Ore
'e gon, are visiting their grandmother
Mrs. James Shearer.
y Bessie Lowe Of Weiser, spent last
e week with Margaret Mcdonald.
y Miss Emma Tewksbury of Weiser,
It was a guest of Mrs. Geo. Windle
from Thursday until Saturday.
s Alice Mcdonald is home after hav-
ing spent week with friends in
John Lowe and family of Weiser,
Mrs. Belknap of Oregon, and Mrs.
Lillian Robinson of Washoe, enjoyed
the hospitality of the Windle home
the first Of the week.
Mrs. A. Las of the Slope, spent
several days with Mrs. R. d. Rogers
last week. Mrs. Las was a guest of
Mrs. J. l.. Shearer on Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Holmes and
family Of Pine, Idaho. are visiting
Mrs. Loren Hines.
On Friday evening the Grange met
in regular session at the Chapter
| House. After the business hour the
! lecturer took charge and gave an
old fashioned school for entertain-
ment. Mrs. Albert HarIand was the
school mistress, most of her prob
lens and spelling lessons were catch
questions. The Ounce caps and ruler
were in use most of the time. After
school was dismissed the men pre-
pared and served supper of hot
weiners, bunns and coffee. 1t was
decided that the Grange entertain
next Friday night tomorrow on the
Logan Bowman lawn. limitations are
extended to the L. S. c., the A. w.
l.. and to prospective Grange mem
bers.
Mr.. Glen Bridger and son of EN-
nett, were at the Windle home the
first of the Week. They expect tol
move to the Windle farm soon and
help harvest the apple crop.
James Shearer returned Sunday
from camping trip to Council.
Mrs. A. j. Harker was called to
Ontario Saturday, by the death of
her cousin, Claud Gable.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Jackson, Pres
ey Emerson and wife, D. A. Miller
ind wife, Reva Coulter and Merl
3oomhower spent Sunday with
Mann's Creek.
Mr.. John Cahil and mother of
hann's Creek, spent Sunday with
elatives near Crystal.
Warren Mcdonald mad VIM. Sands
# Neihart, Montana, left Sunday for
southern California, from there they
% to South America.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Emerson and
leo. Former drove to Walla Walla,
Wash, on business Thursday, re-
urning Sunday.
c. P. Lattig and wife have re-
urned from their trip through
orthern Idaho and to the coast.
they were accompanied home by
1rs. R. L. Shaw and daughter, of
pokane.
R. H. Woods and family left Fri
ay for an outing in the mountains.
U. G. Stevens and wife and Mrs.
onrad of Twin Falls were Sunday
uests Of Mrs. A. Hagerman. ~
Mrs. Chas. Howard Brown of =
'oise, visited last week with her son, da
'ertram Howard. Mrs. Brown isl
eturning home from trip to Port It'll
and. 10
A. ]. Shearer and family were
uests of Mrs. Albert Robertson of
plymouth last Sunday.
Mrs. CISCO Quaaas from 8
where she visited relatives q
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lesh accom- s
anied by Jane and Ernest Lesh are +
amping in hills this week g
Chas. Harris fell from a porch 8
asst week and had the misfortune to g
freak his arm. Another lad, Damon s
Thomas is also suffering from alH
'roken arm. The Thomas boy lives &
n Cherry Gulch and had to be taken i
o Weiser to receive medical aid. &
Mrs E. E. Parsons entertained at 8
Inner Sunday complimentary to q
Hiss Florence Smith of Pennsyl-l4
'ania. The other guests were, Mr. i
md Mrs. Frank Fuller and Mr.. and e
drs. Claud Horton of Payette. 3
Ben Tomlin and wife and Mrs A. 8
1agerman and daughter, drove toI s
didvale for the day Sunday. q
Il. A. Harris and daughter, Wini- s
red OF Boise, were guests of Mrs. T.
Ashworth on Tuesday and on Thurs g
ay were entertained by Mrs. David 8
ones. Il
Harold Hilerman returned from 8
'ortland last Saturday. j
Nell Watts spent last week at the s
larland home. d
The McPhedderidge family have g
loved to the Former place to stay s.
ntil the fruit Is harvested. g
Mrs. E. E. Sidford has returned to s
er home in Boise after several &
eek's stay with friends here. g
Mr.. Slaybaugh arrived unexpected &
Monday to visit his daughter
Irs Ray Beeson, whom he had not
zen for IL years. Il
On Friday Of last week Mrs. B. 8
oward entertained at tea COM +
limentary to Mrs Howard Brown
Boise. Among those presentIH
ere: Mesdames Jones, Pugh, Har-
s, Maggridge, Shearer, Hagermani4
nd Ashworth. 8
H. Luhr sold his farm last Satur- &
ay to Mr.. Sutfin, consideration was
5000, this includes the crop and q
'rm machinery. The Luhrs have s
owed to Payette, Mr.. Sutf,y, IN have u