Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-03-20
Mr.. and Mrs. II, Pueh.

i MT. and MIS-. ii. PuBh.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hagerman, II. II
Precht and wife and daughter
Melinda, and Mrs. VIM. Carstens and
sons, enjoyed the hospitality of the
| Mordhorst home last Sunday after
noon and evening.
Mrs. F.. G. Harland gave delight
full Nah Jongg party last Saturday
! evening. The guests who were IN
| itiated in the mysteries of the Chin
ee game were, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Moggridge, Tom Moggridge and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Harland
and Mr.. and Mrs. A Hagerman.
George Steigerwalt and family OF
Emmett, spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives on Iowa Avenue
The little son of Henry Horn, who
has been quite i'll is out of danger
and on the road to recovery.
Mrs. r. Y. Thornton entertained
the Crystal card club last Saturday
night.
Cards are out announcing the
birth OF a son, Victor Verneil,
weight 61z lbs, on March 18th, TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil V. Faulhaber OF
Veneta, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beeson and
children spent lats Sunday with
friends near Crystal.
The Sunday School in Dist. No.
Is gaining in numbers and the super
intendent desires a large attendance
next Sunday at the usual hour.
Mrs. Robert Thornton entertained
the Young Matron' club last Thurs
day afternoon. Cards and Ken
sington were enjoyed until refresh
ments were served at clock
A. A. Dudgon, r. Cahill, c. W
Emerson, Lex Jackson and Frank
Wisdom made a business trip to
Council last week
Mrs. R. H. Woods gave the an
nual March luncheon for the x. Y
q. at her country home last Wednes-
day. All members were present
with the exception OF Mrs. F. CT
Keith who is in California and Mrs
n. Lathrop who is ILL The guests
busted themselves with their needle /
work until luncheon was served al
1870 at one long table simply but
attractively decorated with hya-
cinths
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester C.aven
spent Sunday in Weiser at the Godel /,
home.
Mrs. David Jones and Mfs. H.
Pugh were joint hostesses at a Lent |
en- silver tea at the Landon home in /
town last Thursday afternoon. /
H. L. Precht accompanied by D (
w. Shelton of Boise, left by auto
for Seattle. Mrs. Shelton
will stay at the Precht home for the
present.
John Puser came over from En- /
NETT to visit friends and to attend |
to his property interests here.
Mrs. Tom Moggridge, Mrs. D
Jones and Mrs. J. L. Shearer drov. (
to Plymouth Wednesday to spend
the day with Mrs. Albert Robertson.
Mrs. F. Baer gave a farewell sup
per last Tuesday evening for Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Mari, who left the follow |
ing day for Bend, Oregon.
The guests who enjoyed the hos
pltality of the w. Oster Jr home on
Friday evening were, Misses Blind
and brother William, of Fruitland,
Carl Sfngleman and Mr.. and Mrs. F
Baer
Harry Lattig and family have
hONtu from Ine oregon side to the !
tenants house on the E. F. Lattie
farm.
The public sale at the o. W. John |
sn farm last Tuesday was we'll at |
tended
Norris Friedman. Of the firm of !
Seckel, Friedman & Co., of Boise. J
spent "wednesday. with relatives at
the Spur
R. L. Jacobs, sales manager for /
the Idaho Power Co.. was transact |
ing business in this vicinity last Fri !
day.
Almost every mother who has
children in the Aman school, also
Miss Pearson, visited the school dur-l
Ing Patrons week and were delight |
ed with the work done in the school |
room undr the supervision of the
teacher, Mrs. Blarche HSll-Young.
On Friday, Mrs. Young took all oil
her pupils to Payette to see the
Lincoln Art exhibit.
Mrs. F. G. Earland was hostes.
for the L. S. c. on Tuesday after
noon. New styles was the subject
FOR discussion. Mrs. R. D. Rogers
gave a dressmakingg demonstration