Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-06-26

I their 1amllleS, Clement Specht an
, Amelia Oster drove to Mann's Cree
last Sunday for an outing in tn
J mountains.
/ Alma Reimers went to Council
last Friday to visit friends.
Rev. Mr.. j. e. Halves was a CUES
of Mrs. Carl Bedsaul the first Of tn,
week.
The Cox family reunion was hell
: at the home of Mrs. A. B Moggridgt
last Sunday. All arrived with we'll
filled baskets and the picnic dinner
on the lawn was an enjoyable feature
of the day This was the 9Th annua
picnic held at the Moggridge home
At the gathering were: Mr.. and Mrs
e. B. Cox, seven children, 8 grand
children and three sons-in-law. Those
missing from the family circle were:
Jesse, Oscar and Walter Cox, all OF
whom are in distant parts of either
Washington or Idaho. The families
present were: Cox, Steigerwalt, jim
erson and Moggridge.
Jake Oster, Frank Specht and F.
Baer accompanied by August Senk-
bell of Payette, left Tuesday for a
weeks outing in the mountains
around Payette Lakes.
Inez lines of Banks, is spending
this week with Mrs. NJ. L. Lockhart.
The R. L. Davis and l. A. McClana-
han families were visitors at the Gar
side, home Sunday.
The largest family reunion of the
year was held last Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Lattig,
there were % all-day guests, many
from a distance. Among the number
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Lattig and
son Howard, of Iowa, Arthur Lattig
and wife of Payette, Geo. l.. Lattig
of Oregon, Geo. H. Lattig and family
of Fruitland, c. P. Lattig and wife
of Wood Spur, Harry Lattig and
wife, H. E. Lattig of Moscow, Mr.
and Mrs. j. H. Newton and family
from oregon and Mrs. McIntire. Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. Bartshe, old family
friends were also among the guests
Dibner was serIEd cafeteria style
and the day was spent in relating
"reminiscences of other days.
Mrs. F. G. Harland entertained the
L. S. c., their husbands and friends
last Tuesday night. A picnic supper
was served on the lawn at 1880. After
supper games and stunts were en-
joyed by old and young until a late
hour, when all went to their several
homes after thoroughly enjoying the
hospitality of the Harland home.
Mrs. w. Clevenger and baby at
tended birthday party in Washoe
last Thursday afternoon when Mrs.
o. A. Green entedtained in honor of
Billy Young, grandson, age one
year. The mothers as well as the
children spent an enjoyable after
noon.
Mrs. R. Lee and Mrs. L. NJ. Lock-
hart were entertained one day last
week at the Flock home in Plymouth.
Among the guests who enjoyed the
hospitality of the NJ. w. Alspaugr
last Sunday were the following men
and their families. B. NJ. Alspaugh,
w. Clevenger, j. 1. Harkens and W.
c. Graves.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Cornelson drove
to Plymouth Sunday to sepnd the
day with their daughter, Mrs. Hans
Vogt. They were accompanied
home by their granddaughter Alice
Vogt, who will spend this week on
Iowa Ave.
Mrs. A. Hagerman and Mrs. F. G.
Harland attended a luncheon in Wei
ser last Friday when the Weiser Re-
bekahs. entertained the P. N. G. club
of Payette.
Orchard Ave. Grange met at the
Hiuse last Friday night
Three members, N. NJ. Jensen and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. .Baer were initiated
into the mysteries of tire order. The
floor work was put on by local men,
bers for the first time. After initia-
ton the hostesses, Mesdames Suplee,
Anderson, Oster and Moggridge
served refreshments.
VIM. Carstens came over from
Boise to spend the weekend with his
family on Orchard Ave.
Irma May Lemley of Pocatello,
and Ralph Blayden of Boise, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. A. NJ Har-
land.
r. L. Davis and Verne Welsh made
a business trip to the Meadows last
Robert Harris and daughter Wini-
fred of Boise, were dinner guests of
Mrs. Ashworth last Saturday. Betty
Ashworth accompanied the guests on
their return to Boise and will spend
a week in the Capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Ard of Emmett,
were guests of Mrs. H. Shaffer on