Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-12-21
PERSONAL MENTION

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J. P. Walker is on the sick Est
this week.
Born. Sunday December 1s to MI.
and Mrs. c. L. Berry. son.
Attorney Kenward was Caldwell
visitor on Monday of this week.
George Hoskins of Boise, is visit
ing with friends in Payette this
week.
Mrs. ]. e. Stoufer and Mrs. Dan
Donovan were Boise visitors On Fri
day of last week.
Bascom Wells of New Plymouth,
was Payette business visitor on
Monday of this week.
f. E. Price is on the sick list
this week and unable to be at his
work in the office of Denney & Co
Tim Driscoll who was called to Sc
attle by the Illness of his mother,
returned home Friday night of last
week.
Mrs. M. e. Mcdonald suffered
severe fall on the sidewalk Tuesday
afternoon and has been confined to
her home since.
Vernon Maxfield who is attending
college at Eugene. Ore. came home
last Sunday to spend the holidays
with his parents.
Cut Flowers at Mcdonald & Smiths
Thos. Hartung and R. Y. Currin
made a business trip to Hammett,
Idaho the latter part of last week
returning home Monday.
Miss Dorothy Compton, the little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Comp
ton is i'll this week threatened with
an attack of pneumonia.
Misc Edith Logan of Shoshone, is
IN Payette and will be the guest Of
Mrs. w. S. Brundage during the holi-
lays. Miss Logan formerly taught in
he Payette schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thomas left
of this week for the
nome of Mr. Thomas's parents in
Kansas, being called there by the
serious illness of his father
l.. G.. Prestel who recently trad
ID his city property for forty acres
# young orchard on the bench is
the place by the erec-
ion of a residence thereon.
John Hutchinson returned We'd
esday from visit to Parma, Boise
nd Caldwell and left this evening
or Walterville. Oregon, where he
ill spend the balance of the win
sr visiting with relatives.
Fresh lettuce, Mcdonald & Smiths.
Sunday night, Mrs. weider received
phone message from her brother,
hat their mother was seriously i'll
I'd that she come on the first
rain. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Weider
,ft on the Pony Monday morning
Or Boise.
George Darnell who left Payette
18th his family last July and went
, Lynden, Washington. where he
as since been living returned last
riday and the rest of the family will
blow soon after visiting with rela-
YES and friends in Oregon. Mr.
arnell returns to look after his
inch on the bench.
Tropical fruits OF all kinds = Nc
onald & Smiths.
The Westminster Guild met Deem
sr 14tb at the home of Mrs. J. W.
-orley, the hostesses of the evening
sing Margery Luck, Ethel Ensign,
ertha Cortner and Mrs. Morley. AT
+ the luncheon the lesson was dis
Used, the subject being, 1.-The Diff
rent Religions of Our Country"
specially was Mormonism discussed
lite enthusiastically The course
6ppcu out LUZ eiAC dotA0 - 'Sa
-actical, making the subjects ex-
,edingly interesting Most of the
pics enter into the every day life
Id all members are able to take
lrt in the discussions. Those pres
1t were: Beryl Downs. Crete VIII
*, Faye Lauer, Beatrice Blakesly,
azel Berry. Miss ShiIson, Miss
arner, May Hutchinson. Maude
hutchinson, Ethel Venable. Margery
lck, Ethel Ensign. Aldula Gregory,
athleen Shelton. Ruth Maule, Flor
ice Gregory. Maude White, Flor
ice White, Ruth Kenward, Edith
nderson, Bertha Cortner, hfAble
snzer. Mable Stark, Mrs. Turner,
rs. Riebeling, Mrs. Morley and MIS-.
ffen of Parma was the guest Of
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