Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-02-22
NORTH PAYETTE

} Child Health Inspection" depart
ment of the Idaho Anti-Tuberculosi
Association, accompanied by Mis-
. Anna Pearson, County School Super
: intendent, and Mrs. o. A. Brown
special reporter for the Capital News
2 spent all day Wednesday in the
Aman school. First the children
> were weighed and measured, then
their eyes, ears, nose and throat were
; inspected, this was followed by al
: eye and ear test. A nose blowing, q
cough and sneeze catching drill, also
; tooth brush drill was next on the
program. Each pupil was cross-ex-
amined as follows:
Have you been vaccinated?
! d oyou drink milk?
Do you sleep with your window
open?
! Do you own a toothbrush?
What did you have for breakfast?
At what time do you retire?
And many other questions which
brought the privacy of the homelife
before the public for its condemna-
ton or approval. At noon the ladies
Of the district came with hot coffee.
cocoa, apples, salad and sandwiches,
and the teacher, patrons and visitors
all enjoyed their midday meal to-
gether. After lunch the pupils gave
song service followed by the dis
tribution of valentines after which
school was dismissed for the day.
Mrs. r. H. Woods entertained the
l.. S. c. on Tuesday afternoon. Roll
Call was responded to by giving an
original valentine rhyme. During
the business session a committee of
three were appointed TO reconstruct
the constitution and bylaws of tho
club and to submit report at the
mex regular meeting Invitation to
become. member OF the club were
extended to Mrs. c. J. Ludt, Mrs.
Arthur Murray and Mrs. R. White.
Mrs. E. F. Lattig was selected to buy
a potted plant and present to Mrs.
II. Gregory, who is ILL., A box of
original valentines was the main
feature of the social hour. The hos
tess served hot rolls, salad, cup
cakes and coffee at the close of the
afternoons pleasure.
The farmers who attended the Ex-
tension Movble chool held in Pay
cite Sturdy were: F. B. Suplee, r.
H. Woods, J, D. Baker, H. Lind
quist, Richard Hansen, Logan Bow
man and F. G. Harland.
Margaret Rogers was hostess to
seven guests last Saturday night, the
event being valentine celebration.
me rooms were appriately decorated
with hearts and streamers and each
girl wore heart bedecked costume.
Musical games and several contests
were enjoyed. A broken-heart DUP
zle, penny for your thoughts, test
and the the valentine box, afforded
entertainment for the evening. At
the close of the patry the hostess
served chicken rosettes, pickles.
sandwiches, cake and cocoa.
Dr. Ray Hurd, Deputy State
veterinary, cooperating with the
lcaeral government, gave the tuber-
culosls test to three dairy herds In
tne wood Spur district last week. He !,
round no reactionaries. The cows be- !
ionged to John Walsh, F. B. Suplee
and R. D. Rogers.
MRS. E. E. Hunter OF Fruitland. |,
spent three days last week at the
budora farm visiting Mrs. Chas. Mil
Ter. f'i
"A. j. Shearer and family have
moved back to the farm after an
absence of two farming seasons.
mr.. and Mrs. Roy Beeson were
cailed to Warm Springs, Idaho. last
w ednesday by the death of a nephew
MRS. F. B. Suplee ENTERTAINERS At .
tea last Thursday afternoon commit
to Mrs. Chas. Miller os
oaiem, Ore. The guests were old
friends OF Mrs. Miller and were win
! rev exceptions charter members ~
Inc l.. S. w. where Mrs. Miller lived
near the Spur. The aftednoon vos
spent IN genuine old fashioned talk
, Est Mesdames Jones, Edna Lattip h
a'hei Lattlg. Medaris, Woods. Hunt J,
=, rogers, Shearer, Moggridee and
'[Itchman all enjoyed the tea and
axes served at the close of the dav
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Lattie went r.
soise sunday on business. return;nrI
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs ]. B. Fisher of Annie {
,.alley. spent the weekend with tbeir
laughter, Mrs. Jacob Oster. /,
Mrs. H. Harland and Joe ~ To
Irande, Oregon, came Saturday to
pend rev days at the Harland
,oIhes on orchard Ave. From here
nus goes 10 Santa Monica. California.
m business.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. West of Weiser. !
'pent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. II
RAYMOND Shurtleff.
ira Rnrham and wife motored TO t
"eiser and spent Sunday with Mr..
md Mrs. Elmer Rock.
Mrs. H. Luhr same home Sunday Y
rom Emmett where she spent the J
past week
Mr.. l.. e. Keller came home from t
he Ontario hospital much improved '
n health. but still quite weak.
c. p. Lattig and wife. R. H. Woodsi
md family. and e. w. Blakesley. 9
spent Sunday in Fruitland at the
Il, NJ. newNs u0dde.