Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-08-07
NORTH PAYETTE


. day afternoon and evening" Abou
!, 80 guests enjoyed ice-cream AM
waters in the afternoon and bounte
v Gus supper at o'clock. The guest
departed at a late hour wishing tn
hostess many happy heturns Of he
natal day.
Mrs. A. B. Moggridge was hostess
: to the L. S. G. on Tuesday afternoon
= A Kensington followed by dainty re
freshments served at small tables OF
the lawn afforded pleasure for thu
afternoon. Besides the regular mem
bers there were present Mesdame'
, Parsons. Keller, Tener, Fee, How
, ard and Lucille Putnam.
Mrs. Chas. Hart and daughters OF
Council Bluffs, Iowa, are here for the
summer as guests of Mrs. Adam Nc.
MILAN.
John Oster and family drove to
Caldwell Sunday to visit Mrs. Flor
ence Kirkpatrick
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee French of Ply
mouth, were making farewell calls
in this neighborhood last Monday,
they are on their way to California
to make their home. Mrs. French
will be remembered as Helen Shear
er.
Ed Lighter of California, has been
a visitor at the c. P. Lattig and
. r. H. Woods homes. the past week,
the men all lived in Anita, Iowa,
! years ago.
Among the guests who enjoyed
hospitality of the Woods home last
Sunday were, Harry Lewis and fam
. lily, and Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Lewis
OF Fruitland, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Pinkerton of Roseberg. Ore, and
c. P. Lattig and family.
Mrs. H. Hewitt left Saturday for
her home in Portland after months
visit at the home of her father T. J.
Jackson.
Mrs. r. D. Rogers returned Satur-
day from her. trip to the Pacific
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie Frakes of
Ontario, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Miller
and daughter enjoyed the hospitality
of the Friedman home Sunday.
Orchard Avenue Grange held a
lively session Friday night. During
the business session three applicants
were initiated. The degree work was
put on by the Orchard staff with F.
G. Harland as installation officer.
After the business meeting the SO
cial hour was spent debating the
question ITO Bob or Not To Bob"
Affirmative, Mesdames T. o. Ady, D.
w. Ainey and Mr.. Il. l, Pureells neg
alive, j. C. Anderson, Logan Bow
man and Tom Moggridge. The judges
decided the women could do as they
pleased about bobbing and 1t would
be right. Mrs. Jacob Oster read the
Hornet, the grange monthly. After
the program, apple pie la mode
and coffee were served. Visitors for
the evening were Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.
Purcell. Mrs. T. o. Ady. Mrs. Me-
Clanahan and Mrs. D. w. Ainey.
John Welsh made business tpip
to Boise Tuesday
Mrs. Henry Reimers went to Hunt
ingtou Sunday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Albert Adams.
j. R. Hanna Of 'Baker arrived to-
day to visit at the n. L. Davis home.
Alma Reimers was in Home. Ore,
on business the first of the week.
Mrs. F. @. Harlald and sons went
to Middleton Saturday to visit rela-
tives,
Mrs. W. o5ter, sr.. gave a birthday
party for her grandsons. Ernest Con- +.
rad and Winnie Baer last Thursday. |
The Riddles enjoyed outdoor games. |
weiner roast and many other good |
things to eat.
Among the guests who enjoyed a !,
six o'clock dinner at the James Fee |
home last Thursday night were Rev. |
and Mrs. V. E. Hall, Polly Ann and
William Hall and Matilda Sick who /
is home from Portland on her yaca2
ton. d" w.
Lawrence Specht and son, Glenn
eInt, made a business trip to Boise
Hans yegt and family Of Plym-
outh spent Sunday with relatives on
Iewa avenue,
Mr. and Mrs, F. b. Suplee were
callers at the Medaris home Sunday.
Homer Zimmerman and wife were
in Boise Monday and Tuesday Of
last week,
Mrs. May Gilmore, Jas. Shearer
and John Carico were entertained at
the Mordhorst home Sunday.
Mabel and Arnold Mordhorst are
in oregon this week with their sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Lakey.
Gladys Handy Is down from Mann
creek guest at the Mcmillan home.
Lon and 10 Daniels have returned
from a camping trip.
Jack Welsh Is in town this week
recovering from minor operation
on his throat. He is staying with his
grandmother, Mrs. Lee Young. h
Lena Durham, is home fxam Weis
ssE ta sReBd \. vacation with her
parents.
10 Handy came up from Baker to
inspect the work being done on his
so acres near Wood spur.
Mr.. Kirkendall of Baker transac-
ted business in this vicinity Tues
day.
Mrs. David Jones gave tea last
Thursday hQporirg Mts,s H, Jewstt
of Portland. Fourteen guests were
In attendance.
G. w. Hill and wife and Mrs Wal
ter Hill of Midvale. were guests OF
Mrs. John Welsh last week.
c. w. and Presley Emerson fami-
lies spent Sunday on Manns creek.
They were accompanied home by Ma
daline Cahill 60 -. VI