Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-08
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Cupid has been busy this gay holi.
day season and several happy coup
les are beginning the New Year just
right by yielding to his darts.
On New Years day at high noon
Milton Bowers, son of J. A Bowers OF
Fruitland was united in holy wed
lock to Miss Ellen NJ. Burns at the
Baptist parsonage by Rev. L. R.
Lamb at Middleton only the witness
es her sister, Miss Fay Burns, and
her cousin, Ethel Cousins being pres
emit The wedding party then drove
to her home two miles from Middle
ton where a fine wedding dinner was
served to friends and relatives of the
family. Later they visited relatives
at Star and Eagle returning to Fruit
land Sunday and when questioned If
congratulations were in order admit
ed the happy event had transpired
and If the best wishes of many
friends are a forecast of future hap
piness, their life will be roseate in
deed. They will remain at his par
ents' home for the present, but would
not state their plans definitely for
the future but wherever they may
establish their home the Enterprise
joins with their many friends in
wishing unmarried happiness and pros
perity.
Another New Years day wedding OF
a well known Fruitiand young man
was the marriage CT Fred Ahlstraud
to Miss Viola Johnson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel johnson of Wash
oe at the residence of the county
clerk in Caldwell Thursday after
noon. The happy couple left that ev-
ening for Boise where they viii spend
the week visiting relatives of the
bride and are expected home the
last of the week and will for the pres
ent make their home with the moth
er of the groom while their new
house is being built on his land on
the east of the home place. Mr.. ALL
strand, Familiarity called Fred by
nearly everyone because of his wide
acquaintance as manager and various
positions in connectio with the Assoc
citation packing Co., certainly st-le
one on his friends and we prdeict a
great demand for treats. The young
Lady is not so well known here as
in Payette, but we are informed she
is a charming girl and will be made
very welcome among his many friends
at Fruitland with whom We join In
wishing them unalloyed happiness.
Another wedding which occurred
Friday at noon at the P. A. Cregor
home was received with the greatest
surprise of all both here and in Pay
cite chiefly because the matrimonial |
intentions of the groom had been
kept such q close secret. Mrs. Susan |
E. Schmuek of Des Moines, Iowa, |
arrived Wednesday eve and On Fri
day at noon was married to Mr.. Levi
Slinker, father of Mrs. P. A. Cregor,
Mrs. H. B. Strawn, Eustace and |
Curtiss Slinker of Payette. The cere-
mony was performed by Justice Rob
inson and was at once followed by a |
fine wedding dinner oily the family
being present, the Justice and wife
and Allan Slinker of Greenleaf and
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Cregor. They will
leave Wednesday for Fillmore, Cali
fornia, to spend the winter with an
other daughter of Mr.. Slinker but VIII
later return to Payette to make their
home and we extend to them our best
wishes that the union may serve to
make more happy their declining
years.
Word has been received hereby the
MCGEE family that Miss Nellie Nc
Gee who has been attending school
at Pocatello was married Christmas
Day toni T. Ray Green . friend Of .