Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-12-13
NORTH PAYETTE

! Jesse Cox returned Sunday from
| Kansas City, where he has been dis
tributing apples for the Payette val
| ley growers
I Tommy and Edward Ashworth
spent the weekend hunting and
camping in Paddock Valley.
Guy Lundt and family of Long
Valley are spending this week with
his uncle, C. ]. Lundt.
Mrs. r. d. Rogers went to the Flat
| Thursday to attend a Joint meeting
of the improvement and Progress
clubs which was held at the home of
Mrs. p. M. Boals.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lattig and
children of Fruitland, spent Sunday
at the Reimer's home.
Mrs. F. G. Harland and sons of
Payette, were all day guests of Mrs.
II. l.. Precht last Monday.
Harry Lackey and wife have
moved from Iowa Ave, to the Ore
gon Slope where they will be in the
employ of James Carico.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Woods enter
tanned two af the boys who were at
tending the Older Boys Conference
Mrs. j. L. Henshaw home again
after having spent the summer in
Portland. The Henshaws are now
living in the little cottage of the
e. F. Lattig farm but will move to
their own ranch in the spring.
VIM. Stirm Jr and family of Will
low, were Sunday visitors at the
John Oster home
Mr.. and Mrs. David Jones were
pleasantly entertained at dinner at
the Bancroft last Sunday as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Matthews of
Sioux City, Iowa.
Adolph Hagerman and family
spent Sunday evening with Mrs.
Marie Asmussen.
Mrs. H. L. Precht went to Boise,
ping. Dan the same date Mrs. A
Hagerman was in Boise a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Jones. Owing to
an error these items were omitted
last week.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. ]. c.
Anderson was hostess for the L. S. |
c. Roll-call was responded to by
giving items of interest about Idaho.
Mrs. Myrtle Moggridge gave a paper
on Historical Landmarks" and Mrs.
Ethel Lattig gave the history of Ida
no. During the business hour the
president appointed a refreshment
and program committee 10 make
plans for the Watch Party on Dec
81. The next meeting will be at
the Chapter House on Dec. IS when
VI . he h.
hostess. There will be a tree for
the Riddles and a gift and treat for
every one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stottler were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Shaffer.
Orchard Ave. Grange met n regu-
as session last Friday night, the at
tendance was small. F. G.. Harand, |
State Secretary of the Grange, gave
4 talk on the work that is being done
IN Idaho by this organization. The
local paper was edited and read by /
Mrs. Z NJ. Medaris. The remainder |
Of the evening was spent in making
plans for the Christmas program and |
tree for the next regular meeting, |
Friday, Dec. 81.
Mrs. A Hagerman went. to Ontar-
Ia, Wednesday night to attend a joint !
meeting of the Payette and Ontario ,
Rebekah lodges.
Born on Dec. 3 a baby girl to /
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cahil of Mann's !
Creek. The Cahil's lived near
Crystal a few months ago and are
we'll known in this neighhborhood. /
Mrs. Raymond Shurtleff and chill
iren are spending a few days in town
while Mr. Shurtleff is in Omaha, /
Neb, selling apples.
David Jones is sorting and loading |
two cars of Winesaps this week. They
will be shipped east for the holiday
trade.
F. B. Suples wife and daughter
enjoyed Sunday night supper with
friends on Iowa Ave.
Mrs. II. L. Precht attended a |
bridge party at the home of Mrs |
Gil Currie on Wednesday night. Mrs.
Precht carried off the honors at the
head table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Oster were en-
.ertained at the Thornton home Sun
lay afternoon.
Bcrnice Former went to Weiser |
Sunday to spend a few weeks with