Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-12-25

| and heater. During the business hour
Tom Moggridge was appointed TO
represent the grange at the welfare
association recently organized In
town. A committee, with Mrs. f. q.
Harland as chairman was appointed
TO plan for serving dinner at the
i Pomona meeting next month. A. M.
Harland read the Hornet, the local
news sheet Popcorn and candy
were served at the close of the meet
ing.
Mrs. r. v. Vanderbilt and daugh-
ter arrived Sunday from Picatello TO
spend the holiday season at the home
of her father, Ralph Rogers.
The L. S. C. held their regular
meeting at the Chapter House Tues
day afternoon. Roll call was re-
sponded to by either story, reclta-
ton or song, making the program
varied and pleasing. Two new mem
bers, Mrs. H H. Precht and Mrs. A.
IL. Hudson were initiated. The
tureen luncheon provided surprises
in salads, cakes, sandwiches, pickles,
candy and coffee. At the next meet
ing at the Chapter House on the eve
ming of December 30th the members
will entertain their husbands.
David Jones shipped car load OF
Rome Beauties from the spur last
Monday, which practically cleans up
all the apples at the storage with the
exception of the Winesaps.
Thelma Thomas of Payette spent
Sunday at the Mcmillan home near
Crystal
Mrs. Geo. Former was hostess for
the High King card club last Satur-
day night.
Owing to stormy weather, there
was no religious meeting at the
school house in District No. 9 last
Sunday.
Bernice Former entertained the S
s. S. card club of Weiser last We'd
nesday evening. Sixteen guests
we're invited to play 900" after
which a bounteous supper was serv-
eded at one long table gayly decor
tied with two Christmas trees. .
louise Rock secured first honors for
he evening and Norm aPearson the :.
consolation.
Last Tuesday night the pupils of ,
District No. 8 and other young peo- :,
lie gave a program at the school
louse. The first part of the pro-
ram was Christmas songs and re- :
itations by the pupils after which 9
an Arizona Cowboy - was played. !,
he story was full of action from
tart to finish the characters includ- !
d a ranch foreman and wife. In :
ian chief and daughter, cowboys,
iris from the poor house and a girl
l league with bandits and bank rob- :,
ers. The story concluded with the
riumph of the cowboys and the
andits safely in jail. The audience y
bowed their appreciation by I'M
tinted applause. .
Bernice Former spent Friday and :,
aturday in town with Thelma
homas, going from here to Weiser =,
II Sunday.
Mrs. David Jones gave her annual -
hristmas party for the neighbor- =
bod Riddles las TUESDAY night. The
lapter house was decorated with ;,
and holly, the roaring fire :,
the fireplace and large, we'll
GIFTED Christmas tree loaded with :.
fits for the So children created -
,al Christmas spirit of good will to
/. Upon the arrival Of st. Nicholas =,
lch child received gift and sack
candy, nuts and an orange. A :,
eat was provided for the unfor- AZ
mate children of the poor to be
mt to them in time for their Christ ~
as stocking. A little Christmas %
rogram of songs and recitations was
wen after the departure of St. n,
icholas. Mrs. Jones served delic-
JUS refreshments to the children
nd their parents at the close of the
erry evening. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Oster and 90
aughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ~,
pecht were entertained in town /,
unday by Mrs. w. oster, ST. or
Nell Watts, who is a student at i
lie Lewiston norma lis spending the
acation with her aunt, Mrs. A. Har- !,
md.
Mrs. VIM. Sackett and baby left -,
,r Omaha last week to spend the 80
olidays with friends. ;,
Melinda Precht is here from Boise ~,
} spend Christmas with her par -,
ats, Mr.. and RS. H. H. Precht. a.,
The Mordhorst young people at a..
,nded dance near Vale last Fri
ay night.
ia.
TURKEYS ~
Buying for Christmas market right 49,
ow. c. II. Bowman, phone 1881. -.