Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-21
NORTH PAYETTE

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Mrs. j. l.. Shearer entertained l.
S. c. Tuesday Current books an6 au-
thors were given in response to the
roll call. Mrs. R. o. Rogers gave a
review of 1.-THE Tryst." After the lit
erary program the ladies gave some
echoes of their vacation tripe. Mrt
Suplee gave an account of her trip
from Payette to the Pacific; Mrs
Lattig described the largest sawmill
in the world, which she saw at Long
view; Mrs. C. P. Lattig told of plea
SAINT and unpleasant experiences in
camping on Rapid river; Mrs. H.
Shafer spent her vacation in Salem,
Ore, and made trip to Longview
to attend a boom" celebration !:
Mrs. D. Jones featured rain and 9TH
er discomforts on her camping trip
to the lakes; Mrs. j. C. Anderson
witnessed an auto accident which
marred the pleasure of her time at
krigbaum springs; Mrs. Rogers told
hiw she was impressed with vast
ness of the Pacific and the grandeur
of the Blue mountains. The hostess
assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Tom
/ Moggridge, served a luncheon. Mrs
L. A. Thomas of Lewisville, Idaho,
and Mrs. Bayard Lattig of Chicago
| were guests of the club.
Stella Luhr is out from town to
STAY month with Mrs. Ray Shurt-
left.
N. V. Hines is building a packing
house for R. L. Thornton, to be
used as a storage.
Reta Caldwell of Weiser is spend
ing week at the Hudson home.
John Cahill and family were down
from MAINS creek Sunday to visit
Mrs. Cahill from Illinois.
Mrs. R. G. Thornton, Mrs. T. j..
Jackson, Reva Coulter and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Beeson were entertained
at the Hillerman home Sunday.
Reva Coulter will spend a month
with Mrs. T. j. Jackson.
Sunday school in district No. is
flourishing. New supplies are ready
for distribution. The attendance was
33 last Sunday
Mrs. Harry Lakey is spending the
week with her parents.
VIM. Beeson and family are on al
trip to Portland and coast points.
Mrs. w. Carsten of Boise is now
with her mother, Mrs.H. Precht.
A poultry demonstration under d. |
rection of Prem Moore, was held att
the Woods ranch last "wednesday,
and important topics discussed.
Mrs. Mary Cahill of Potoka, ILL.,, |
arrived Sunday to spend month
with her sons.
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ner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
R. G. Thornton.
Miss Margaret Hall has been en-
gagged to take charge of school in
district No. 9. Mrs. Ed Young will
again teach in district No. l. These
schools expect to open Sept. 8.
H. Thomas and family of the Ore
gon slope spent Sunday at the E. B.
Cox home.
ii. Reimers, Ira Durham and r. |
L. Davis returned Sunday from their
trip to Middle Fork, bringing the
lawful limit of fish.
MesdameS E. and Lee Young Wis
tied Mrs. John Welsh last week.
Carl Bedsaul and family attended
the Virginia picnic at the Carico |
hSAhS puHudy, Wueu on were IN at |
tendance from that state.
Mrs. E. F. Lattig, Mrs. j. B. Ire
vey and brother, Ray Henry, spent
the week end in Boise.
The Sunshine Juniors were enter
tanned by Nina Hudson Wednesday.
Mesdames John and Jacob Oster, |
F. Baer and H. Cornelson attended |
a meeting of the Lutheran ladies'
aid at the Oster home in town.
Minnie Bosch went to Willow creek |
to spend a week with Mrs. VIM.
Stirm, jr., her sister.
Lawrence Specht and son return
ed Friday from a trip to Portland. |
G. w. Lattig was a Sunday guest
at the c. P. Lattig home.
VIM. Fisher and family visited at
the Baer home first of the week. (
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Specht spent
Sunday in New Plymouth. !
Nick Kosesan entertained about
80 friends and relatives Sunday in !
honor of his mother who has attain
ed her 74th birthday. Coffe, cake
and melons were served.
Keith Anderson, Tommie and Ed
ward Ashworth left Friday for a va
cation trip to Portland.
ID. r. Wells and Mrs. Hattie Cas-
tie of Mason, Neb., and Mr.. and Mrs.