Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-12-11
Personal Mention

Miss Edith Forbes has accepted .
position on the telephone exchange
y Mrs. Kay Hartman of New Fly
mouth was a Payette visitor lst
! Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Schmidt Of New
Plymouth were Payette visitors on
last Monday.
Mrs. John Ackerman and daughter
of New Plymouth we're Payette Wis
itors last Friday.
Mr.. Ray Alvord, mar ager of the
Jensen Creamery Company, is report
ed sick with appendicitis.
Miss Melinda Precht returned hons
from Boise last Sunday evening. Sic
has been there taking treatment.
Mrs. Cecil Dunn who has been
visiting in Boise for a few days, re-
turned last Thursday with Mrs. C.
E. Bartlett.
Mr.. Charles Prestel who his been
in Payette for few days On BUS
ness visit returned to his home in
Centralia, Wash.
LAP ROBES-We have a large So
lection of fine plush robes, prices
azcuable.-Satoris. the Store where
Quality Counts.
Another little stocking to hang up
in the Ira Book home on Dead Ok
Flat since the arrival of a baby boy
born on December 2.
a. l. McClanahan and R. D. Brad
shaw attended the meeting of the
Bee Keepers Association held in OK
tario the first of this week.
Frank Case who has been visiting
with his sister on the coast for the
past few months, returned to Pay
cite Tuesday of this week
A fine line of fancy work and alp
rons both large and small at Metho-
dist bazaar.
Mrs. c. H. Lester underwent an :.
operation for appendicitis on Monday
of this week. The lady rallied nice
ly from the operation and will recoy-
er.
Mrs. W. s. Brundage and Mrs.
Chris. Henrichsen were guests At
The Bluffs, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A Berding on Monday OF this
week at dinner.
Dwight Baker, who has been in
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, the past summer
returned Monday morning on No. II
after being snowbound for thirty-six
hours in Wyoming.
G. A. Mann, of New Plymouth, was
, Payette visitor Monday He calle5
Ind left some of the needful with
he editor which insures him another
rear's reading of the old reliable fam
ly Journal Mr.. Mann also took in
he fruit growers meeting while hero.
The Methodist Ladies will hold a
azaar Saturday, Dec. 13. Sale be
inning at l O'Clock p NJ. Nothing
old before = Half block north EN-
Ia Theatre
DR.. and Mrs. l. R. woodward en-
ertained at dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
!. Peterson, Dr. and Mrs. J. 3.
iurns. Miss Laura Wilson and Mr..
lyde Thurston, last Thursday ev
ming, December 4. The evening
as spent at bridge, Mr. and Mrs.
eterson making high score.
We are headquarters for Chrtstmas
Iippers, neck ties and good shoes
atoris.
In the Little Willow Irrigation D.s-
let election, B. D. Mcintyre was
lected, he receiving Is votes, Tom
indie receiving 4.
Mrs. C. E. Bartlett of Boise, has
cen the guest of Mrs. H. E. Dunn
lis week. During her isit she has
cen the recipient OF many social ia
IS. Saturday she was entertained
dinner by Mrs. K. G. Boyd, Sun
ay at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
ill Reilly and on Tuedsay at the w.
Brundage home. Wednesday even
g she was the guest at the meet
e of the H. F. B. club.
ociety Notes.
Last Tuesday afternoon a number
, neighbor ladies' surprised Mrs. Ben.
ohannon and Mrs. S. A. Gorhsm, at
le hcme of the latter, by coming in
celebrate their birthdays. A Htt'e
ncheon was furnished by the Wis tors
nd very delightful time was had.
Those present were Mes ames
hafer, Mullen, Carl Korup, Bailey,
yalker. Boals, Williams, Newlan,
haw, Brubaker, James Stanton, Ea-
IN. Walter Gorham, S. A. Gorham,
L. Gorham, Fickey. Snowbergsr,