Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-12-30
Lower Payette Valley

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Mrs ]. H. Newton and daughter
have returned to their home on tn
Flat after spending several week
with Mrs. E. f. Lattig.
air. and Mrs. Cy Anderson Of th'
Slope are at the H. Gregory hons
for the winter Mr. Anderson has
accepted position with the Farm
ers Creamery in Payette
Owing to the school beginning Sc
late in the fall, Miss Gregory vii
have no Xmas vacation in her dis
trict. They had Xmas program
on Friday afternoon and resumed
their studies the following Monday.
The patrons on mail route No. 2 al
received unique postcards from the
carrier, Mr. White. inscribed with the
seasons greetings and little poem
entitled ''If'', which ends with the
lines Troubles would less troubl-
Ing be, If knew you and you knew
me-"
Irene Harland is home from Lewis.
ton and will have one week with
friends and relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. 10 Garside and family
OF Anita. Iowa, are visiting Addisin
Garside. They viii leave in few
days for California
Mr.. and Mrs. Austen StonebreaSer
spent the first day of this week at
the C. H. Miller home. Messrs Stein
and Scott were also guests at the
same home Mr.. Scott expects to
soon leave for Iowa.
Wayne Miller is on the sick list
this week and will spend the greater
part of his vacation in bed.
Do not forget that there is S. s..
In Dist No. 9 every Sunday at 10: 80
a. m. Rev Faubion will hold services
at IL o'clock next Sunday.
NJ. III. Cheek and family spent last
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs Guy
Cochran in Payette
Wess Emerson was a Xmas dinner
guest of C. Goodwin in town.
Miss Baker, teacher in Dist. No.
8. viii spend her vacation with rela-
tives at Fruitland.
Helen Cornelson was operated on
last Sunday for appendicitis She
is doing as well as expected
Mrs A. F. Rupp and children
spent several days in Boise this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Jensen are rejoic-
ing over the arrival Of daughter
On Dec. %. 1915.
Carl Asmussen and wife of Falk
lave been visiting at the Cornelson
lone.
INSPECTOR Paine. made a business
RIP to Wood Spur last Monday.
Mrs. C. H. Miller, entertained the
Z. S. U. at her home the Wednesday
.efore Xmas. During the business
lour letter, acknowledging the box
Of clothing sent the Orphans Home
in Boise, was read by the. secretary
The social hour was enliyened with
Jack Homerpiep which contained
a gift for everyone present. The
children also had pie" and
thoroughly enjoyed the candy
and nuts which 1t contained After
the serving of delicious luncheon
the gu ssts departed In a merry mood.
The Christmas program given on
Friday afternoon in Dist. No l, undel
the direction CT Miss Mammen, was
very good. One of the largest crowds
in the history Of the school was in
attendance REGULATIONS. Songs. a
Xmas dialog and tree were the
main features of the program.
The Xmas program In Dist. No. 9
was quite similar to Dist. No. J.,
llt more elaborate and was given on
friday evening. The attendance was
very good ard the real Xmas spirit
ssemed to prevail.
NE nOAiS9 WA@th WCic OF nOcpAt-
ably opened TO their friends on
Xmas day were. H. Reimers, t. ].
Jackson, Dean, Suplee, Waughs, Hink
ley, Loveland and Ray Shurtleff.
The young people Of the D. r. Dur
ham family gave party on Xmas
night. A merry time was enjoyed
and those present will always re-
r,eraber this Xmas festyity Of 1915.
The NJ F. Card Club met with Mrs.
r. B. SuDlee on Xmas night. Besides
the regular members several guests
were present and enjoyed the hospi-
tality Of the Supiee home.
ANNUAL ROAD MEETING.