Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-11-08

III Mrs. R. Vanderbilt and daught
ss of Pocatello, are guests of Mrs
D. Rogers.
rs The stockholders of the Air-sto
III age held a special meeting at tt
Spur last Thursday night. An asses
n ment was levied and plans wer
k made for putting in new heatin
10 plant using coke for fuel.
n Tom Moggridge and o. w John
son had collision with their auto
7. last Wednesday at the west end O
v Lovers Lane. The result wa.
about the same damage to both cars
: bent axle, broken fender and
3 broken lights. With the execution
of the loss Of a few teeth bv MI
! Moggridge the men sustained no Sc
rious injuries
A family reunion of the Purcell
family was held at the home of Mrs.
Ray Shurtleff last Friday. Among
those present were: Mrs. O. A. West
and B. Purcell of Weiser, Mrs. Flor
ence Purcell and son of Spokane,
Wash, Mr.. and Mrs. Merl Purcell of
Home, Ore. and the hostess. Mrs.
Ray Shurtleff.
Mrs. Robrt White and son came
home Wednesday from the BIanch-
ard hospital.
The Mordhorst boys went to Falk
Sunday to roundup" their cattle |
and bring them down to feed this
winter.
Shelton & Precht are preparing to
open their meat packing plant and
be ready for business next week. The
packing house is on Iowa Ave.
E. E. Hunter had his sale last Mon
day and will move to Eugene, Ore,
this week.
Mrs. M. Al. Byem had sale near
Crystal last Wednesday, she will
make her home in Weiser.
Orchard Ave. Grange met in regu-
ar session at the Chapter House
asst Friday evening. After the bust
less hour the lecturer took charge of
he meeting. j. C. Anderson favored
he company with two solos, he was
accompanied by Mrs. L. Bowman,
ianist.
he Grange local paper was read by
logan Bowman. The word" contest
rovided by Mrs. R. Tener afforded
luch merriment, Albert Harland :.
nd Mrs. L. Bowman tied for first !.
onors and CISCO QualIs received the I
onsolat1on. All members are &
rged to be present next meeting !.
nd bring package well wrapped to !
9 auctioned off. Each package is I.
contain not more than three things {
'hich will be served as refreshments +
tier the business meeting. The !
und derived from the auction will Z
e used to provide material for the Z
'cturer's work in entertainment. +
F. Behr and family spent Sunday I
| Apple Valley at the home of J. B. T
isher. +
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Oster of Payette, 4
sited last Sunday with Mrs. Rose I
n who has been quite sick. T.
Earl, Dell and Jack Christian and +
r. Smalley Of Nampa, were Sun i
W dinner guests Of Mrs. A. M.
arland. +
The Christian Workers held few +
.ys annual convention at the (
lren's home, beginning Friday and !
osing the following Monday. There /
ere ten ministers and about one !
inbred and twenty-five followers of !.
lrist in attendance. This was an !
aho convention but the people +
me from Montana, Washington, !.
d Oregon to attend. A number of I
nVerts were baptized In the Snake +
'er near Wood Spur last Monday I
ternoon. .a {
P. H. B. Moulton Of Weiser, apple I
yer representing Denny & Co., was +
this neighbohood Monday getting 4
1uatnted with the growers. i
Mrs. c. Friedman entertained +
nday in honor of little Alice +
urtleff, who has attained her fifth +
'thday anniversary. Covers were I
d for eight and the little folks en- 4
ed the dinner especially the cake
ieh was decorated with s pink 7
,dles and tiny boquet of flowers. +
Vance Wilmington and Robert +
Ellis Of Akron, Ohio, left this week /
Longview, Wash. The BOYS !,
We been here about two months +
Wrestling prunes and apples. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Durham and Mr.
Mrs. R. D. Durham and son. Z
orge' enjoyed the hospitality of t
Howard home last Sunday. +
After Sunday School in Dist No {
last Sunday dainty lunch was {.
we'd to all present. This after /;
vice was a farewell to Mrs. f f. I.
inter- and Mrs. M. Faulbaber +bo i