Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-07-12
NORTH PAYETTE

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Mrs. David Jones entertained this
( L. S. c. last Tuesday afternoon. Roll.
call was responded to by giving a
sentence complimentary to President
Harding. The program was patri-
otto and the numbers given were
The Americans Creed" by Mrs. R.
H. Woods; 1.-The Preamble to the Con
stitution" by Tom Moggridge; "A
Patriotic Selection" read by Mrs. F.
G. Harland of Nampa. The closing
number was recitation, THE Liber-
ty Bell" by Glare Suplee. The lawn
and rooms were decorated with the
stars and stripes and many bouquets.
A Flag of all Nations contest was
enjoyed by all, Mrs. L. Bowman car
Rad off the first prize. Luncheon was
served at small tables on the lawn.
The guests of the club for the day
were Mesdames Ashworth, Harris,
Howard and Pugh. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. A. B. Mog-
gridge on Friday, July 20.
Last Thursday night the prune
growers of this section held meet
ing at the Chapter House. Lale Boone
secretary of the state prune-growers
association was the main speaker of
the evening. Prices and marketing
were the main topics discussed.
Edwin White drove over from
Parma, Saturday to visit home-folks
on Orchard Ave.
Twelve of the younger set of Wood
Spur, enjoyed buffet supper at the
home of Clare Suplee last Saturday
evening The evening was spent in
playing coquet and other games.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Friedman of
Boise, were Sunday visitors at the
Friedman ranch. Mr. and Mrs.
Friedman were on their way to
Portland to spend their vacation.
Geo Windle and family returned
Thursday from Meachem, Ore, where
they attended the Top-o'-the Mount
Harding but could not get near
enough TO hear him speak.
Mrs. ]. R. Brown spent Sunday
night with Mrs. R. D. Rogers. Mrs.
Brown expects to leave this week for
her home in Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. David Jones and
Mrs. A. B. Moggridge were registered
at the Bristol hotel in Boise last
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd White re-
turned Thursday to their home in
Boise after having spent July 4th,
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Fee.
Mrs. H. Luhr came over from En-
NETT, Friday, and will remain two
l.
F. Behr and family drove to Fruit
land Sunday, and spent the day with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Rogers and
daughter, and Mrs. A. Lias, Chas.
and Jessie Lias enjoyed the Fourth
of July on Mann Creek, spent the
day fishing and with Dounteous
picnic dinner served in the shade of
the pines, the day was real recre-
alton.
Among those who went to Boise,
Monday to attend the State Prune
growers association were Nick Kase-
can, Frank Specht, E. Parsons, Tom
A j. Shearer, ]. Carico,
H. Precht, Geo. Mordhorst, Ray
Tener, Geo. Former, A Dudgeon and
C. w. Immersion Several of the
men were accompanied by their
wife.
Mr.. Roland Vanderbilt left Tues
day for Pocatello after having spent
the past two months with her moth
er, Mrs. r. D. Rogers. Mr.. Wander
bilt who is Western Union Operator
has been transformed from Butte,
Mont, to Pocatello.
Victor and Ina Robertson of Ply
mouth, spent several days this week
with Mrs. J. l.. Shearer.
Orchard Ave. Grange met in regu-
lar session last Friday night. Dur
Ing the lecturers hour Mrs. Oscar
Gualls favored the company with
two piano solos, also selection on
the violin. An old fashioned SPELL
ing-bee was next on the program,
everybody taking part. Mr.. Adolph
Hagerman proved to be the best
speller, with Mrs. Hagerman as
second.
Four new members were obligated
and given the LIST. and 4th degrees.
Several applications for membership
were received and with the rein
stating of old members, Orchard
Grange will be strong in numbers.
Mrs. Kasecan met with a painful
accident last Monday when she was
trying to get calf out of the gar
den. When she caught the rope
she was thrown to the ground and
sustained broken rib. Mrs. Kase-
can is IS years of age and is suffer-
ing greatly from the accident.
Stella Emerson of South Payette,
spent part of last week with relatives
near Crystal.
D. r. Duran and family, Mr.. and