Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-07-26

wonderful knowledge and magic use
of words painted historical facts so
wildly that they will not be soon for
gotten. Others liked DR.. Ng. Poon
Chew, because of his earnest and
: vivid N,-d pictures of his home land
China The music lover liked the
music numbers best but all spoke
( fdvcrGD.y Of the wonderful magic
circus put On by the Junior members
I Afte4 tne cnoutauqua echoes the
members planned to entertain the
A. W. League soon. Tea was served
dui ing the afternoon. All members
of c.u5 with but two exceptions were
presoaE. he guest for the day
were: NJ gia;ae5 Lakey, Thornton,
{ PuGa, riGI is. Parson and Moot.
G.rh I'D AYenue Grange met in
reg -. g Ion last Friday night.
witt sd attendance. Mr.. and
Mr. Ray TeHcr and Mrs. Frank Stei-
ger wal were the new members OBJ
liga cd While Mr. Frank Steigerwalt
wa le-inet.i-ed During the lectur-
er's EJur, !. c. Anderson read the
III III Inc local grange paper of
vi = ! RI anderson is Editor-in-
chic. The Want and Lost and
Found columns were full of pep but
the re td.ng Of the column go years
ago" br ght the house down. The
quca-ion for debate was Resolved
tina. woman is Weaker morally,
Physically and Mentally than man."
Tho affi- natives won, much to the
berc 4 ter an old fashioned sing in
l., .drr
cake and coffee were served.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Harland spent
several days in Boise last week. /
A. j. Shearer attended the Canyon /
County Poultry Excursion picnic
held in Caldwell last Saturday. He
had the pleasure of hearing Gov. c.
c. Moore address, the crowd, also Mark
A. Means, state commissioner OF ag-
riculture. E. J. Dixon, manager of
the Pacific Cooperative Poultry Pro-
ducers. The general trend of each
address was for economy, frugality,
work, thought and smaller and bet
ter farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cox and Mar
tina Cox have returned from an out
ing at Payette Lakes.
Mrs. r. L. Cahil entertained the
last Wednesday afternoon.
NJ. and Mrs. Walter MCGOWAN :
spent Sunday on the Flat at the Gil I
pert Holt home
Mrs. Agnes Lias and daughter, ;
'essie, spent Thursday with Mrs. R.
}. Rogers.
Helen and Dorothy Shearer and 8
Pauline Adair are spending this week
n Emmett with Mrs H. Shaffer.
Born on July 10th. a daughter .
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Tedderidge of >
and Hollow. Mrs. Tedderidge will .
e remembered by readers of this a
his column as Thelma Harker. /.
Lille Hagerman is spending this :
eek in town with Mrs. Jno. Stevens. a,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Cahil and =,
AIRY Stottler and wife are spending =,
lis week among the pines in the u
ountains.
Mrs. Stella Jimeson and sons were ~
lnday guests of Mrs. w Hillerman.
r. H. Woods and family and Mr.. :,
nd Mrs c Lattig drove to Fruit -
nd Sunday, and spent the day with -
r and Mrs II NJ Lewis
Mary Alice Lattig spent last week =.
Oregon, with her sister, Mrs. ~ ~
ewton. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lattig spent
lnday in Fruitland with Mrs. ]. B. " u
reyey. =
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Emerson drove 4,
Sweet Sunday and spent the day NJ
it'll relatives. e,
Frank Steigerwalt, wife and chill
EN-, drove to Emmett Sunday to
end the day with Mr. and Mrs. '"
20. Steigerwalt. sii
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Moggridge, Mrs.
L. Shearer and Mr.. and Mrs. B. in
oward drove to Emmett Sunday, ~,
ok in the ball game, drove to the "'
aek Canyon Dam. and enjoyed w
nner with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry IN
affer
Mrs. Michael Harris gave a de- an
,htful little tea Monday afternoon. co
"a was served on the porch and =
neral conversation afforded plea I'd
re for the afternoon.