Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-01

light and compelled to have then
bandaged.
I A. B. Eldredge Is suffering from
an attack of sciadca.
Mrs. Lizzie Thompson is visiting
with her many friends on the bench
, tho, Fuller, Ramey, DUEL families and
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Wells Of New
Plymouth were week end visitors at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Lanfear.
Miss Flornece Douglass was an ov-
er Christmas visitor at her home and
left Monday for Boise to attend
/ Teachers Institute
Mrs. s. E. Schmuck of Des Moines,
Iowa, arrived Wednesday for visit
with her niece and family, Mrs. P. A.
Cregor.
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith and family spent
Christmas in Ontario with her son,
Gordon and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Monk and her
sister, Betty Randall and their neph-
ew, Ira Altig, former residents of
Boone County, Nebraska. were over
Christmas guests with their former
neighbors and friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. f. SHkett. The entire party Wis
tied Friday at New Plymouth with
Mrs. Minnie Anderson also former
fiends and the guests left Monday
evening for their present home at
Moscow, Idaho.
Mrs. Lemon and son VERGE oil
Payette were over holiday visitors
at the Clayton home.
Mrs. Til Powell and little daugh-
ter of Payette are guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Cartwright.
Mr.. Frank Swisher and two daugh-
rers of Jordan Valley arrived Sunday
for weeks visit with his cousin
and family, Mr.. p E. SiIkett.
C. Himler of Payette visited Sun
lay with his sons. J. C. and Bert
Himler at Fruitland.
A party of fourteen lads and
assies enjoyed bob sled ride Sat
lrday evening, took in the show at
he "Dreamland' and had a regular
Hip. Hip! Hurrah' time, such as be-
its this fine sleighing and real win
er weather.
Mr. ard Mrs. S. A D. Pardunn en- l
ertained to. Christmas dinner their {
life long friends Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. I
Sokes, his brother Roy Nokes and
lyle and Harry Betebenner. II
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Blomstrom and {
amily spent Christmas near New {
plymouth with his brother and fam
Iy Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Blom-
from.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. n. Van Der Kar,
in their usual delightful 3
manner to a finely appointed dinner =
christmas, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. PEI q
rson and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
/. NJ. Lewis. A tree gave great de- a
ight to the little folks with its ex-
hange of pretty gifts and treats. Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Madsen's home 4
7as the center of a congenial little 4
ircle as her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
!. Edgecomb, brothers Rex and Or !,
} Edgecomb, Mr. and Mrs. n. w. :
.ewis gathered for the Christmas y
estivities and subsequent enjoy .
1ents.
Miss Ella Kaufman who is stay a
ng with Mrs. T. R. Nelson was an +,
yer Christmas visitor at her home. r,
l.. H. Rich is in receipt Of a let
Or from Elder Moses Deardoff from Y
ale Iowa, in which he sends greet .
ngs to his many friends here and
lany thanks for the nice box of
AIMED fruit sent him by those same y
riends. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Zuntz had for a
heir guests Christmas day, the :,
has. Judy and o. Marlar families !,
nd Ben Lavender.
The valbergf amily arrived We'd :,
esiay from Dry Buck and took pos ;,
ession of their residence in Fruit :,
md acquired from B. R. Fitch. +,
Mrs. Hostettler served fine din
err Christmas Day to the VIM. Kess-
". ]. Baler and Bollinger families. -
Mr.. and Mrs. George wilson and
aughters, Miss Bowers and the
NTH young people went over to
oswell for New Years at the NJ :,
Taylor home. Chas. Smith is
ONE from Twin Falls for the hoi- ;,
avs. T
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Rich had a \,
ouseful of guests for Christmas, :
mong the number were Mr.. and
Irs. Frank Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Chss-
wab and Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Dalzen.
H. R. Flack is reported quite i'll
ON bronchitis and threatened pneu- :
Ionia.