Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-06-05
NORTH PAYETTE

is visiting friends near Crystal.
Mrs. Orah Durham and children
. went to Kusa Thursday to attend
Memorial Day services.
II. Stottler and wife and #. j
Jackson and sons were entertained
at dinner Sunday by Mrs. Russell
Cahil.
Fred and Christine Jensen left
last week for California after hay
ing spent a week at the Reimer'f
home.
Miss Anna johnson was an all
day guest of Mrs. C. P. Lattig last
Monday.
Guy Cocgerum and family were
guests of Mrs. Carl Bedsaul Thurs
day night.
Robert White and family have
moved from the Overlander farm to
I the Geo. Windle orchard tract n
the Oregon Slope.
! Geo. Alspach accompanied by Chas.
Hartung on a fishing trip last Sun
day. They report the usual fisher
mans luck.
! tend the polo games.
! MTS. OHIlS. WtDeT
about 35 guests last Sunday com
! plimentary to her husband, who has
attained his 47th birthday. General
conversation and bounteous refresh
ments made the party more enjoy
able.
Malcolm and Ruth woodward
pent two days is the country with
Mrs. r. B. Thornton while their par
ents, Dr.. ]. C. Woodward and wife
were in Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Precht, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Blayden and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Vogt of Plymouth were
guests of Mrs. H. Cornelson last
Sunday.
Arlene Crouch of Iowa, was
Sunday guest of Ruth Anderson,
former schoolmate.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hart and
Jessie Lowe enjoyed the hospitality
OF Mrs. James Fee last Sunday.
Ethelyn Cornelson spent last week
is Plymouth with her sister, Mrs.
Hans Vogt
L. E. Keller and family, Mrs.
Lynn ami Mr.. Wilson attended the
basket dinner at the Christian
church last Sunday after the morn
ing service. This meeting was to
commemorate the building of the
First Christian church in Payette,
just twenty-five years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Brubaker and
son spent one day this week at the
Tener home on Iowa Ave.
Ruth Hansen, age 4, and Helen
Steigerwalt, age 5, celebrated their
birthday anniversaries last SatuF-
day evening at the Hansen home on
orchard Ave. Ghildrens games and
ice cream and cake made the party
merry one
Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Anderson, George
Edwards and Mr.. and Mrs. Davis of
Payettc, motored to Manns Greek
Sunday to enjoy days fishing. The
usual large catch was reported.
Mrs. August Young and children
and Mrs. Terwilliger came out from
town Sunday and enjoyed the day
at the country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Shurtleff
Dr. and Mrs. ]. E. Crouch and
daughter of Knoxville, Iowa, were
guests of Mrs. Robert Thornton the
first of the week. The Crouch fam
lily are on their way to Portland,
oregon.
F. G. Harland. secretary of the
state grange went to Gooding to at
tend large grange meeting at that
place. While there Afr. HaFland met
the president of the National Grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. arkens and Paul
Graves spent Sunday on Iowa Ave.
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clevenger
Mrs. II. H. Daniels. Mrs. William
Goodman and Mrs. w. A. Lesh en-
jOyed a Kensington Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. R. G. Thornton as
hostess.
Several members of the Orchard
Ave. Grange held a meeting at the
Chapter House Thursday night and
organized a degree team and will
soon be able to put on the floor
work at limitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jehn 6ster left Sat
urday for Bliss. Idaho, where they
will visit Mr.. Oster's sister, Mrs.
Gus Conrad. Mr.. and Mrs w. 0ster
Sr, will take charge of the Oster
farm during the owners absence.
Mrs. A. Hagerman and Mrs T.
Moggridge attended the Rebekah
convention held fin Plymouth last
Wednesday.
! Edward Parsons left last week
/ for Moscow, Idaho. where he at
/ tended school last year.
! Mr.. o. w. Inman of Orchard Ave.
left last week for short sessioncgi.v
/ left last week for short business
/ trip to Frisco and Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Peutz and son
and Mrs. L. Specht were dinner
guests of Mrs. N. Kosesap last Sun.
day, the occasion commemorative
Mrs. Kosesan's birthday anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. saekett and
Mr. Wilson drove to Parma Sunday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Specht
Amelia Oster, Clement Specht and
VIM. Aberle of ontario, spent Sun
day at the Weiser natatorium.
The annual business meeting OF
the l. S. c. was held with Mrs. H
Shaffer's home on Monday afternoon
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year. Mrs. Janet
Shearer, president; Mrs. Helen Har.
land, vice-president; Mrs. Elizabeth
Flag, poem by Mrs. E. M. Medaris
and paper on the History of the
Flag" by Mrs. A. Hagerman were
tho twp 1nadtpu faatprac Of ha pr0