Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-02-04
Personal Mention


The seven year old son Of j. n
Lowrie is quite sick.
Read the Program Of the Imperia
Minstrels printed IN full on last page
Misses Kate and Edna Harris O
Fruitland were in town on Saturday.
The ground hog had but little shoE
| last Tuesday. He's no good no how.
George Mordhorst and family are
suffering with that popular ailment
the grippe.
B. L. Downs is reported as much
better at this time, being able to
sit up a little. q
Mr.. and Mrs. PhM Gregory, Of
Wana Walla, are visiting w. E. Per
kths and family this week.
Mrs. ]. A Lauer who has been
very sick is slightly improved much
to the qualification of her many
friends.
Mrs. R. D. Barry was called to
Emmett the latter part of last week
on account of the Illness of Mrs. j.
1. Barry.
The Royal Neighbors have chang
ed their night of meeting from the
4th Tuesday to the 4th Friday OF.
each month.
Do not fail to hear the Hallowell
Concert Co. at the Emma Theatre,
Thursday, Feb. IL, under auspices of
Payette Band. :,
One more for Payette, on last
Tuesday night lb. girl cane to
brighten the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Sturdevant.
j. w. Gray and wife have been
spending the week at Arrow Rock.
Wishing with their daughter, Mrs.
Henry Thompson.
Pete Genoway and Miss Edith
Davis stole a march on their many
Payette friends by being married at
Boise last Tuesday.
Fred Moss left last Friday for
California and will be away several
weeks, giving some of his time to
viewing the two great Expcstttens.
Saturday is market day in Pay
Iette.
The Dancing School continues to
regularly hold delightful and inter-
esting sessions. The dance known
as the Twinkle" and the Fox Trot
are now being taught.
There must be something In a
name after all, and especially if
the name is Payette In an eastern
Idaho paper We notice they are ad-
yertising Boise Valley Payette Ap..
pies.
Rufus, John and Dock CqRyers of
Crawford, Idaho, sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Conyers, and Mrs. H. H.
McManik a sister of Mr.. Gpnyers,
and her daughter Mrs. WIN Bell of
Nampa, were here this week to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Conyers.
DR.. and Mrs. /. R. woodward en-
tert aimed on Monday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Sid Beck and Mr.. Sol Har-
ris of Portland Mr.. and Mrs. Beck
are on their wedding tour and stop
ped off for a day. They were taken
to the Dancing School daring the
first part of the eveniH4 andsafter-
ward dinner was served at the Wood
ward home. rssN
2 The Hallowell Concert Co. will be
here Thursday, Feb. IL under the
management of the Payette Band.
The prices of admission will be soc
for adults and 25c for children. A
social dance will be given after the
entertainment, in the woodward hall
for the benefit of the Payette band,
the entine orchestra to furnish the
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Bowman and
family went to Emmett Tuesday 10
be present at the wedding of their
son Chiffon, to Miss Adah Johnson
who for the past few years has
worked in the Golden Rule store in
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman wfll
make their home in Emmett. Their
many friends in Payette extend con-,
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Saturday, double Train Service en-
the P. v.
Do not miss the Halloweil Concert
Feb. IL, at the Emma theatre. This
company is composed of ten real
artists and their varied program viii
not fail to please you. Prices sec.
for adults and 25c for children. They
are coming under the auspices OF
the Payette Band and the band boys