Payette enterprise., 1923-11-15
ho and Wyoming.

VIM. Bolts left Wednesday for hi
home at Mccall, Idaho, he was ac
companied by Geo. Fonner Jr., VIII
2 is on his vacation and by Mr.. A. {
Belcher who goes to accept a posi-
tion at that place.
:, Miss Irma Kentral and Mrs. T.
Jackson were Sunday guests Of Mrs
, r. Cahil.
VIM. Ziegler left Thursday for hi
home in GAINESVILLE, Iowa. after hav
ing spent seyreal weeks with his sis
ter, Mrs. G. w. Fonner Sr.
R. A. Crump met with = painful
accident last Friday. he was hauling
apples when his team became fright
ened at the train, made = Jump and
threw Mr.. Crump from the wagon
and he struck the side of the pack
ing house with such force that he
sustained many bruises besides two
broken ribs.
G. w. Lattig and C. P. Lattig and
wife were dinner guests of Mrs. r..
H. Woods on Nov. 18th.
A., The Reimers family held = re-
union at the home of Henry Reim-
ers last Sunday. Among those who
were there to enjoy the pheasant
dinner were: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Adams and family of Huntington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Reimers and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lattig
and family Of Fruitland, Alma. Ly-
dia and william Reimers and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Shockley of Weiser.
Born in Sunday, Nov 11th, a son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Wendolin Oster, Jr.
Mrs. H. L. Precht attended a
bridge luncheon at the home of Mrs.
J. L. Wells last Saturday. On the
following Sunday Mrs. Precht was
a guest of Mrs. Gil Currie.
D. w. Shelton arrived home Sun
day from a business trip to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Oster and
daughter spent last Saturday and
Sunday in Apple Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Presley Emerson
drove to Mann's Creek Sunday and
spent the day with the CahiI family.
Friends of Mrs. NJ. I. Byem of
Weiser, will be glad to hear that a
baby girl arrived at her her home
one day last week. s
Mrs. F. G. Harland and children |
spent Friday night with Mr.. and Mrs
A. M. Harland on Orchard Ave.
Al Harland and Logan Bowman
we're two Of the ex-service men who e
the observation Of Armis- {
ice day held in town last Monday
Francis Pugh has been quite i'll c
'ut is again able to take up his school
luties. \
Mrs. R. D. Rogers and Mrs. R. {
and daughter Helen I
Tean, went to Weiser Monday to I
pend the day with friends. Mrs. !
remained in Weiser the
,uest of Mrs. Eva Vanderbilt.
Grandma Dawson of Crystal, spent t
asst Thursday with her grand-child-
en-, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Craven.
John Henshaw who has been en-
loyed by R. G.. Thornton this sum-
Ter, is moving this week to the c
mall cottage on the e. F. Lattig n
arm. 4
Robert White, Mrs. J. A. White
nd ]. C. Anderson left Saturday for v
.iggins. They will visit Mr.. and n
Irs. Scott Brundage. +,
Mr.. and Mrs. Orah Durham visited
the James Cahil home on Armis- S
ce day. Il
Mrs. R. A. Crump and Mrs. H.
ugh went to Weiser Wednesday to se
tend the annual program given by te
lie Outlook cub ofyyrAha, ,ahylalhl
lie Out Look Club of Weiser. g,
The Shelton & Precht Packing Co.
'e out buying turkeys for the holi- to
,y trade. W
Mrs. VIM. Hart and son and Mel Js
ats were Sunday guests Of Mrs. W
M. Harland.
On Tuesday Mrs. A. J. Shearer SO
as hostess for L. S. c. Roll W,
II was responded to by giving name M
ID description Of some noted pic
re. Mrs. A. Harland gave 1.-The an
udy of the Artist" which was a en-
etch of the life Of Rosa Bonheur. an
RS. R. D. Rogers had charge OF the
ntest 1.-THE Art Exhibit An art tel
talog was given each member, the R.
mes of the pictures were listed df
d the pictures represented by OBJ tel
Its around the room. The picture
ted as Nothing but Leaves" Sc
owed to be a tablet. "Deer in las
inter" was represented by a bowl be
fresh eggs, and the picture "Ant
sh Village" was simply cork. sp'
8. L. Bowman was awarded the tel
st prize, a picture done in water
lors. while Mrs. G. ]. Anderson Sc in
red the second prize, an enyelope