Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-07-17
NORTH PAYETTE


ular opening exercises the loca
team put on the floor work, initia
ting Ira and Pearl Durham in the
lirst and fourth degrees. Initiation
was followed by a short program
which consisted of instrumental so.
los by Mrs. Jacob Oster and Mrs
A. M. Harland. Mrs. F. Y. Harland
gave THE Judgment Day." a humor-
GUS selection in which Mrs Harland
represented a small boy. The "Hor-
net" was edited by Mesdames Os-
ter and Thornton and was consider
ed the best hit of the evening. The
hall was decorated with large bou-
quets of dahlias, shasta daisies and
other flowers, while the stars and
stripes had a prominent place. At the
supper hour the grangers were seat
ed at one long table at which the
hosts, Messrs, Anderson, Oster and
Moggridge, served strawberries and
cream, sugar cookies and punch. The
next meeting will be Friday even
ing on the Jacob Oster lawn. j. C.
Anderson has charge entertainment
for the evening and good time
is assured. After the meeting, the
choicest flowers were sent to Mrs
Oscar Qualls, sick member of the
grange"
Mrs. James Fee entertained the w.
CT. U. last Tuesday. The ladies had
their regular business meeting fol-
lowed by short program. The hos
tess recited a poem, THE Vote That
&c foil 1N,y IN,
appropriate selection by Mrs. l. A. Z
McClenahan. Mrs. Bradt of Cando, |
N. OAK, former member of the To- |
cal W.CT.U., gave talk on what
the white ribboners have done in her
state. Mrs. Ray Tener assisted the
hostess in serving ice cream, cake
and punch.
The younger set of Woods Spur
and Crystal attended a party at the
school house in Lower Crystal last
Saturday night. Games, music and
refreshments were enjoyed until a
late hour.
Mrs. Ira Durham was hostess for
the Klick-a-Tats last Thursday aft
ernooH. Five hundred was played I'M
til five o'clock when the hostess
served refreshments. Mrs. H. Hew-
EFT of Portland and Thelma Thomas
of the oregon Slope were the honor
guests of the club.
Amelia Oster and Frank Specht ]
spent the srst day of the fweek
at the Lawrence Specht home. II
Among the guests who were en-
tertained at the Peutz home near
Fruitland last Sunday were: Nick ,
Kosesan and family, Miss Schlicht of !
Germany, H. H. Precht and wife and
Mr.. and Mrs A. Hageman :
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Oster enjoyed ,,
Sunday dinner at the home of Mrs. :
V. Oster 7
j. C. and Howard Anderson and
families spent Sunday with home
'olks on Lovers lane
Mr.. and. Mrs Chris Weber were at
lone to friends last Sunday on Iowa :
avenue. The callers were Mr. and :
Yrs. Tom Pritchard and 10 Shalond '
Ind wife.
Mrs. F. Baer entertained at din I
Ter last Sunday. Among the guests \
we're Mr.. and Mrs F. w. RIVE, Pay \
ute. Marguerite Asmussen, Mr.. and
Mrs. "A. Blind of Fruitland and Rev. S
Iewmans. n
]. D. Thacker and wife were din
Ter guests July 13 of Mrs. Presley T
Emerson. At one time Mr.. Thacker S
vas one of the largest. land holders
n this vicinity. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Shearer of {
and Mrs. A. Robertson of C
New Plymouth were Sunday dinner n
guests of Mrs. Harry Shaffer In the e
afternoon all of the guests called on
Mrs. ]. L. Shearer. C
George Cheney and Harvey Vein S
chenk of Belvue, Iowa, arrived Sun. S
lay to spend a few days with R. D.
Rogers, uncle of Mr.. Cheney The n
boys are touring the west and will S
before returning in De- il
'ember to Iowa.
Mrs. Laura George and children, Il
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Norris and Mrs. Il
Joe Porter arrived last week to
1isit lat the home of John Fuller, h
who was neghbor when they. all
lived in Drumright, Oklahoma. The F
.ourists left for the Coos bay sec L
ion where they have work
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Cannon and il
son Neil of Boise who are enroute b
% California, were callers at the n
Frank Wisdom home last week.
August Stein and wife and Anna =
Mum. of Reinbee1k, Iowa, were guests
Of H. Reimers last Thursday. They
are looking for location.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Johnson and
daughter of Tulsa, Oklahoma, were
guests of Mrs. L. E. Keller during
the week. The Jahnsons are on va
cation trip to Portland. r.
VIM. Mckinney of Vancouver, B.
C., visited A. B. Mogridge Monday
and Tuesday. The men were together
in Canadian overseas service.
Alene Lee of Jerome was a guest
at R. E. Lee home last week. Miss
Lee is on her way to Seabeck, Wn.,
as a delegate to the Y.WCA. con-
yention.
Mrs. C. ]. Peters is in town this
week visiting Grandma Gorham who
is quite i'll.
Eda Gorrie of Rochester, NJ Y,
and Mrs. c. G. Painter of Middle
ton are guests of Mrs. c. G. Har-
land on Orchard avenue.
J. M. Lowrie and family left last
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