Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-04-03
NORTH PAYETTE

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from Orchard Ave. to the Stone place
in South Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Jones accom-
panied By Mrs. A. B. Maggridge and
children made a business trip to
Boise returning Monday.
4 Bertram Howard was called to
Boise Sunday by the serious illness
of his step-father Chas. Brown Jr.
/ Frank Steigarwalt and family
spent Sunday in Emmett with Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Steigerwalt.
/ A. J. Shearer expects a shipment
of 1900 baby chicks this week from
the Larsen paultry farm at Weiser.
! Mrs. II. Shaffer will have charge of
/ the chicks" this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hagerman were
guests of Mrs. John Reimers the
I first of the week.
Chas. Boyer and family have
moved to the Brewster farm recent
ly vacated by H. Pugh.
Peter Gotch, known as Uncle
Peter, while working around his It'll
tie home on the river road, fell and
broke his leg in three places. Hel
was Immediately taken to Payette |
and had the fracture reduced and
then moved to the Holy Rosary hos
pital, where he will be cared for. |
Mr.. GOtch is SO years old and it will /
probably be several weeks before hel
will be able to come home.
Born. daughter, on Thursday,
the club adjourned to meet in two
March 27, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
Horton at the Parsons home on
orchard Ave. The baby was chris
tened Betty Ann.
Mrs. H. L. Precht attended bridge
party Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. Gil Currie.
Mrs. Logan Bowman was joint
hostess with Mrs. H. Mackey at the
Mackay home last Saturday night.
The north of town guests who en-
loved the 800" party were: Messrs
and Mesdames A. NJ. Harland and II.
L. Precht.
Mrs. C. W. Emerson was enter 4.
tanned on Iowa Avenue last Monday
Bernice Former is home from Bah
er, Ore. where she visited former
Mrs. R. G. Thornton has been hav- {
ing a serious time with the flu but
is now improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Stottler spent
Sunday with relatives near Crystal
with relatives near Crystal.
Shelton & Precht made a business
rip to Boise last week and to WeiseI
his week on business connected with :
heir poultry and egg buying ana
shipping.
Lena Durham was up from Weiser
70 spend two days with her sister,
Mrs. B. Howard.
Carl Bedsaul and family of the
farm, were guests OF Mrs
). Cockerum last Sunday.
E F. Lattig visited his son Geo.
Latug at Fruftland last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Painter and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. King of Middleton, !
we're Sunday visitors at the F. G.
Iarland home.
On Thursday Mrs. Sam Deardorff
md son of Chehalis, Wash, Mrs. H.
4akey and daughter OF oregon, ana
Ir. and Mrs. Alfred Schlottman T
we're all entertained by Mrs. Geo.
Iordhorst.
B .Langford and family have u
moved from Wood Spur to. w. H. o
Walker home in Payette. |
H. L. Precht was in Ontario o
thursday night to attend an imitia- .
ion at the Elk's lodge of that city
The St. James Club held their
egular business meeting at the home 4
+ Mrs. F. G. Harland last Thurs .
ay night.
a crowd of men and boys had a
ound-up at the Mordhorst ranch e
asst Sunday. Quite a number of p
attic were branded preparatory to u
ending them to their summer range. p
Mrs. R. d. Rogers gave a dress
orm" demonstration at the Harland ~
ONE last Wednesday afternoon, the q
aides in attendance were: Mrs. a. "
|. and F. G. Harland, Mrs. H. L. u
recht and Mrs. Geo. Nordhorst. q
The John, Jake and Wendoln Oster III
nd Baer families drove to Plymouth
rlday night to attend a birthday ~
arty at the home of Mrs. VIM. :"
Usher. There were S5 people in a.
tendance, all with well filled bas- q
est to serve at the birthday supper. 81
Mrs. r. II. Woods netertained the
S. c. last Tuesday afternoon. oe
oil call was responded to by each y!
ember naming the place l would :,
ost like to see. Several wished 81
see King Tut's tomb. others pre- %
rred 10 see the Pacific ocean, yell I'll
wstone Park, Smithsonian Insti-
tie, Florida, California, Alaska and
nearly all agreed that
ey desired to see America first.
rs. Logan Bowman recited Amer q
a Tor me- by Van Dyke which was ~
ell received. The unique dress
fair caused much merriment. Each n
dy brought a summer frock well
raped which was placed in
othes basket. Each woman chose ~
package (not her OWN and was
CURED to wear to dress contained ni'
package. The motley array of 'L'
lsfits made ludicious appearance. al,
ter the serving of refreshments vi
eeks with Mrs. Tom Moggridge. the la
pic for that day will be My Flow A'0
Garden"
Mrs. VIM. Masters of Weiser. was
guest of Mrs. Jacob Oster last Sun
Y evening.
w. j. Aberle nd John Oster left SCI