Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-04-05
west of @. j. Lundt.

west of @. ]. Lundt.
Henry and Claus Reimers, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Lattig of Fruitland, MI ana
Mrs. Geo. Reimers and Albert Adams
of Huntington, drove to Butterm1lk
Slough Sunday, and spent the day
fishing.
RAYMOND Shurtleff made a bust
ness trop to Jameson, Oregon, last
Friday.
Mrs. Albert Adams and daughters
of Huntington Oregon, were week.
end visitors at the Reimer's home.
Mrs. Jno. Welsh was hostess for
crowd of town folks last Sunday.
Among the number were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Young and Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Davis.
The "Tureen Special" session of
the l.. s. C. held at the Chapter
House Tuesday was a success in -ev-
cry. Luncheon was served at one
O'Clock and when the Tureens were
uncovered the contents revealed
many appetizing things salads, bak-
ed beans, eggs, sandwiches, cakes,
pie and pickles were some of the good
things served, with hot coffee and
cream. After lunch Mrs. r. D. Rog-
ers gave a dressmaking demonstra-
ton, featuring tailored button-holes
and pockets. Mrs. F. b. Supiee
gave an outline of few of the laws
enacted during the last legislature.
The ladies adjourned to meet in two
weeks with Mrs. E. F. Lattig.
Miss Thompson and pupils of Dist
No. | enjoyed an all day picnic last
Friday, they walked in the hills, ate
their dinner and played games. AT
2 o'clock they were entertained by
Mrs. Jno. Welsh. who provided for
an Easter egg hunt for the entire
school. After the eggs were all found
and disposed of. Mrs. Welsh served
cake, cinnamon rolls and lemonade.
The children reached their several
homes at o'clock tired but happy.
Geo. Matteson and family have
moved to the island in Snake river
which lies two miles north of Woods
siding.
L. X. Lakey left for Council Thurs,
day to look for location. His fam
lily will join him there as soon as
school closes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Oster spent
Sunday in Plymouth with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Baker.
twenty-five young folks came out
from Weiser Sunday, to spend the
day at the Luhr home. After a hike
over the hills a picnic dinner was
served which was thoroughly en-
joyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Oster spent Sum
day in town with Mrs Oster's mother,
Mrs II. Bosch.
Stella Luhr went to Emmett Sun
day returning Monday.
Mrs. f. G.. Harland entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Harland Sunday
% dinner. In the evening Mr.. and
Yrs. Fl. L. Precht were guests at the {
Iarland home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Shelton left
Friday for Seattle, Wash.
George Mordhorst has purchased a
ractor which he expects to use on z
10Th his farms, one at Falk and one 4
n this vicinity. I.
Mrs. David Jones gave delight :,
ut Easter tea on Sunday afternoon Q
Those who enjoyed the hospitality OF
Mrs. Jones were: Mrs. H. Pugh and t
on. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Harris and +
A. B. Moggridge and fami- !.
mr.. and Mrs. Tom Moggridge.
lrs' VIM. Moot, Mrs. James Shearer,
lrs' A. Hagerman and daughters,
fracchus Hall, Woodrow, Eva and =
george Shearer, Mary Carico. Bobby
nd Betty Ashworth. Tea was
erVed to all and the kiddies were
rovided with easter eggs and other B
syors. y,
Anna Norton and Mildred Baker h.
lsited some of their pupils north az :,
'wn on Easter Sunday. O.
MT. and Mrs. Harry Shaffer spent W
nnday at the A. j. Shearer home. m
Mrs. Bertha Stalking of southern .,
allfornia, arrived Monday to snend
rev days with her parents, Mr.. and
rs. VIM. Beeson.
Frank Steigerwalt and family
'ent Easter with relatives near,
rystal.
me prune growers around CRYSTAL
Id meeting at the school house
onday night. Mr.. Boone of Boise.
irult grower, was the speaker for
Q evening, the main topic under
scusslon was the benefits to be de,
'ed by state organization of theI
une growers. No definite stems d
re taken to strengthen this or,
nlzation at this time.
The interest in the fruit industry
not wanting in this section. Tom
'ggridge is setting a ten acre tract
Italian prunes, while E. B. Cox
crystal. has planted 80 acres of
liam prunes.