Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-01-18


After general discussion Of pre-
: blens affecting farmers, the meetiA
adjourned.
OOto Miller Jr. returned to schoc
:, in Ontario Tuesday after having bee
absent five weeks with broken les
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Lattig wer
guests Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. "
l.. Stevens.
Mrs. w. L. Davis has been on tn
sick list the past week
:, Ronald McCreight of Ontario, wa
: the guest of Eugene Shey at tn
Otto Miller, home, Friday evening.
+ Miss Gertnde Boals was a guest a
the birthd0 dinner in honor of Mis-!
-CLlaretta Suplee, at the latters home
in North Payette, Tuesday evening
Mr.. mad Mrs. e. w. Tomlin were
dinner guess Sunday of their son
Ben Tomlin and wife, of North Pay.
cite.
! Harold Sullens, small son of MI
and Mrs. George Sullens, underwent
an operation for the removal of ton
sils, Monday at Ontario.
Quite number from the Slope at
( tended the Elk's charity ball in Pay
cite on Thursday evening.
Mrs. c. M. Atterbury entertained
wit ha turkey dinner on Sunday in
honor Of the birthday anniversary of
Mr.. Attebery. The guests included
Mr.. and MrMsrs. X. Lattig and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ate
berry and children.
A party of friends of Raymond
Gutterridge including, J. H. Carico,
James Attebery, Ernest Laues, and
Donald Pelley, visited him at the
Holy Rosary hospital in Ontario,
Sunday.
P. NJ. Boals spent last week in
Vale on the jury.
Miss Leila Bartche returned to her
school work in Watson, Oregon, after
having been home for several weeks
following an operation for appended
tbs.
Mr.. mad Mrs. C. A. Karst and Mr..
and Mrs. C. G Heslup were among
those from the Slope, who attended
the operetta "Mikado", presented by
the students of Ontario High, Friday
evening They report splendid en-
entertainment.
Raymond Guttsrridge underwent
an operation Monday of last week,
at the Holy Rosary hospital a On
ario. He is reported to be getting
along fine.
Mrs. Findley Ind two sons re-
turned to their home in Fairbury,
Nebraska, Wednesday, after having
spent several Weeks with the form
er's parents, Mrand Mrs. e. Frost.
Miss Rudd OF Bill, spent the week
end with her braher, Walter Rudd
and wife.
G. w. Lattig, 1. and L. L. Gull
bertson and 0. q Miller spent Satur-
day in Weiser.
Mrs. Jonas Brown was on the sick
list last week.
Park Improhment Club met
Thursday at the bme of Mrs. w. L.
Davis, with Mrs. 10 R. Davis assist
ing. Inc meetiI was in charge of
the muse commtee. Roll call was
responded to VIII a favorite song,
followed BY the hsual business .,se-
sion. The progrm included several
vocal and piano 'olos by Miss Ger
trude Heslup, wbch we're much ap-
preciated. A socAl hour was en-
ioyed followed byi delicious lunchh-
con. Fourteen rhmbers were pre-
sent. The next Sgular meeting of
the Club will be teld at the home of
Mrs. Z. Frost, gith Mrs. X. n.
Osborne assistin on Thursday az
ternoon, Januar. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frost were dinner
guests Sunday oMr. and Mrs. j. l..
Brown.
X. N. Osborn returned the latter
part of the wet from a business
trip to Seattle. !
Mr.. mad MrfW F. Vincent were
Ontario visitoj on Wednesday.
j. e. Turnd and N. Broderson of !
Payette, were n the Slope Saturday
going over thSproposed route for a .
drainage ditc with A. A. Gutter
and e. Frost This drainage ditch I
Will be shalw, easily constructed .
and will draf some of the best land !
in Section " 1t will be completed
about Aphil 5, at cost Of approx /
imately one housand dollars.
LILLE WILLOW
Mr.. and rs. VIM. Bryant were