Payette enterprise., 1924-01-17
NORTH PAYETTE

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N weekend in Boise with relatives.
II Geo. w. Shurtleff and son Earle
are home after a two months tri
n and Iowa marketing their appl
crop.
h Albert Adams of Huntington
spent Sunday with his family at th
d Reimer's home.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Vallad o
Gold Bar, Washington, were Sunday
. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Oster
Geo. Steigerwalt of Emmett, was
in this neighborhood taking orders
: for Rawleigh products last Friday.
Last Monday Margaret Precht cell
ebrated her sixth birthday an
niversary by inviting Billy Murphy
} and Mrs. G.. Mordhorst and daughters
} to spend the day with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F.. Lattig drove
to Fruitland Sunday to visit j. b..
Trevey, who is recovering from a
two weeks siege of the flu.
Among the guest who were enter
tained at the Reimer's home last
Thursday were, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Lundt, Mrs A. Murray and children,
Mrs. Orah Durham and Mr.. and
Mr. and Mrs. W. Shockey of Weiser
Mrs. H. Luhr is at the Jacob Oster
who is convalescing from a recent ill
ness.
Alvin Fonner has been absent from
school the past two weeks owing to
an attack of lagrippe.
Mrs. H. l.. Precht attended three
card parties in town last week. One
on Saturday at the home of Mrs. L.
X. Ballenger, bridge luncheon with
Mrs. j. r. Mckinney as hostess and
on Wednesday night guest of Mrs.
]. L. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs r. G.. Thornton were +,
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. e. B.
Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Murray and chill
dren were visitors at the Lesh home
Sunday. ;
VIM. Bats of Airing, Idaho, is ;
spending this week with Geo. Fon- /
1er, Sr. q
Geo. Durham was host to a jolly !
crowd last Sunday who enjoyed a n
leigh ride to the Glascock pond n
where the afternoon was spent skat- n
ng. .
he Klik-a-tats, their husbands and !,
riends last Saturday night. Games
nd stunts were enjoyed the first Y
art OF the evening after which re- r.
reshments were served.
Mrs. d. R. Durham was hostess E,
night to Mr.. and Mrs. P. Is
imerson and Mr.. and Mrs Geo
'onner. Cards afforded entertain :.
tent for the evening. W
Ethelyn Cornelsen was a week A
nd guest Of Louise Davis of the r.
regon side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe. Hudson of Wei @
sr, were visitors of Mr.. and Jo. D
laud of Crystal, last Sunday.
Mrs. D. Jones entertained at din i,
er and cards the first of the week h,
II. and Mrs. A. B. Moggridge and n,
racchus Hall were the guests. sl
Helen Musgrove spent the week ci
Id with Leta Alspach and was en- oI
rtained by radio.
Mrs. A. b. Moggridge entertained p,
cards Saturday night, solo whist da
as the game. Mrs. D. Jones secured
gh honors and Jesse Cox received p,
q consolation. 1e
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Harland were
ltertained at o'clock dinner at of
e Hagerman home on the Heights so
st Sunday. in
Cecil Shurtleff, little son Of Mr.. LIZ
ID Mrs. Ray Shurtleff, is quite i'll re
Ith pneumonia. ed
Mr.. and Mrs. Kosisan have moved th
ON their sons house to their own
tie cottage on Iowa Ave.
John Oster shipped a carload of
piles from the Spur to Denney &
}. OF Chicago. LIE
Coco. Fonner securedd eleven tn
ICES at the poultry show in Cald- vii
,ll. He received six first, three wi
cond, and two third prizes on his
,lden Wyandotts and Anconas. an
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedsaul spent Sun ett
y on the bench with relatives. MI
Mrs. Harry Stottler Of Payette, is
tn her mother, Mrs. 7. j. Jackson Ell
ar Crystal. ito
The Sunday School in Dist. No.
still growing, but a special call sta
made for more adult members. A Pa
pil, who has been out. of Sunday fol
hool for S years was enrolled last
nday. 10,
orchard Ave. Grange was repre- We
nted at Pomona last Saturday by
rs. Mary Hagerman, F. B. Suplee las
d Mrs. Tom Moggrdge. at
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thornton Ja
d son were Thursday evening raj
ests of Mrs. ]. l.. Shearer.
F. Clevenger moved from Pay pa
o to the cottage on Iowa Ave-, re-
ntly vacated by l. c. Whitley Mr.. da,
d Mrs. Whitley are going to Port Mr.
Id to make their home Jol
Mrs. J. F. Fee is in Boise this sol
ek with her daughter, Mrs. Floyd
hfte, SUI
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moggridge and nes
:. and, Mrs. F. G. Harland were
legates from the Orchard Ave. Tu
ange TO the State Grange meeting
ID in Caldwell Tuesday, Wednes- VIII
Y and Thursday of this week. G. Jol
Spence, director of the Oregon
te markets bureau, was one of ter
prominent speakers. The fourth has
gree was exemplified at this meet slo
!, various oranges put on the work. /
last day was purely business day
citing at which the state officers Cos
re elected and intalled. ]
home wedding was solemnized Oily