Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-12-25
Personal Mention

Johnson is seriously Ill with pneu
n monia.
, Harold Shake, who is teachin,
. school in Bend, Oregon, was in Pay
cite last Friday.
Miss Myrtle Bell, who is teach: rs
school near Midvale is home for tht
holiday vacation.
Mns. C. B. Nelson of Willow Creel
is seriously i'll with pneumonia and
is doubtful as to her recovery.
John Asmu .sen left Monday of this
week for Plainville, Nebraska, where
he will make his permanent home.
Miss Willetta Wright, of Albany,
Oregon, is visiting in Payette at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Nelson VII
bur.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Coughanour
went to Weiser this morning to eat
their Xmas dinner with DR.. and Mrs.
w. R. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Higley went to
Boise Wednesday evening and viii
spend Xmas Day and a portion of
the week in that city.
Mrs. S. H. Allen of North Yah-
ma, Washington, is visiting during
the holidays with her sister, Mrs. D.
M. Parks, of this city.
Miss Idah McComsey, of Gering,
Nebraska, arrived in Payette last Sat
urday for visit at the home of her
brother, T. H. McComsey. !
Miss Mildred Dressler, who ia
teaching school in Oregon came in
last Saturday to be with her parents
during the holiday vacation.
Mrs. w. w. Goodrich, who has
been visiting with her sister Mrs. NJ. |
B. Downs for the last three weeks
will leave Friday for her home in
Reno.
Miss Beryl Downs and Miss Glad
VS. Wilcox, who have been attending
school at Lewiston are home for
the Christmas holidays having arrived
Saturday evening.
Mrs. A S. Hammack Of New Ply
mouth was among the Christmas
shoppers last Friday and remained
over Saturday visiting her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Trevey.
C. w. Giesler, of the firm of Gies-
er Brothers, has been on the sick
list the past two weeks threatened
with an attack of pneumonia but is :
much better at this time.
OF the force employed in the Of 2
ices of the Idaho Oregon Fruit Grow +
srs Association John Bloomfield went
o Nampa to enjoy Xmas, C. w.
Tones and Wilber Burno TO Boise.
A tank wagon will be put on by the
Continental Oil Company within the
lext two weeks to deliver the oil
round town and also to make
ouple of trips per week to Fruit
and.
E. A. Blair left Monday of this
week for Alamagordo, Texas, on bu-
iness. He expects to return by u
anuary 18th when the county COM Z
nissioners will hold their first ses- L
ion in 1914.
The Rural Mail Carriers wish to
that they will not deliver Il
nail on New Years Day. ALL patrons o
fishing their mail may secure the e.
anne by applying at the office up un- o
il 11:30 A. M N
Mrs. Walter Keith and two little %
aughters came down from Emmett
'riday to spend the Christmas hol- A
lays with her husbands parents, &
Ir. and Mrs. E. c. Keith. Mr.. Walter fl
,eith came down Wednesday morn hi
lg. in
S. NJ Fitch and John Struve, who er
ave been working at Juntura on the OF
of the Oregon & Eastern
abroad, returned home Saturday In
enjoy Christmas with thcir felix's he
ter which they will return to their q,
ork in Juntura.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Thomas visited @,
Payette with Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. :.
AIRY last Saturday Mr.. Thomas =,
Is been working for the Short Line q,
J operator at Nyssa. He left Sun NJ
ly evening for Kimberly, Idaho, -.
here he takes charge Of the, sta -
on.
Mrs. H. ]. Sommercamp went to -.
ampa Monday evening where she =,
III visit during the holidays at the ho
E. Jones home. Mrs. ]. H. Shaw ~
IN and H. J. Sommercamp went up ~
ednesday evening to the same city
enjoy Xmas dinner with the Jones No
mily. -,
Lost between Payette and Fruit be
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