Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-11-23

| 'N~'NsO& NSSNA e~SJ
Mrs. S. Clanton is seriously il
at her home on Sixth Street.
Walter Keith of Emmett, was a
Payette visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. w. H. Trenner Of Boise ia
the guest this week OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Orr.
Misses Stella Harris and Hazel
Case, and Mr.. Bob. Brown spent
Sunday in Caldwell.
! Principal Ira Tweedy OF the Cen
tral School ds confined to his home
with sickness this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Doubleday and
children of Boise, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Gauer dn this city.
Thomas Pitts, who is now located
at tenn@eton, Oregon, is spending
a few days with Payette friends.
Gaylord Slower OF Ontar-o. Ore.,
went out SATURDAY evening to visit
at the l.. H. Patton home ON Little
Willow
Miss Marjorie Hamilton of Wei
ser, was visiting at the home of
her grandparents, Mr. and MRS. w.
a. Coughanour, last Friday.
Uncle George" Fubon took his
departure on Wednesday OF last
week Tor Marysyille, kans., where
ne viii spenq some time visiting and
looking afIer bus farming inIereS,s.
Mr.. and Mrs. WiIiiam Williams
nave gone to Tacoma, wash, where
.ney will spend The winter with
,near chllnren. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart.
Iate OF Nebraska, will oDculy tine
Williams residence on Noltn 18th
street.
rev. Henry VanEnglen, who WAS
DIT one 1me pastor OF the bap.lst
Church at this place, but who now
reslOes at hoQulam, wash, was
rayerle VISITOR yesterday. Mr. Van
nnglen took mis- departure tbs mo- n
ing Tor burley, ldano, for brief
visit with two SONS resialng at that
place.
The last day of the Rummage Sale
viii be SATURDAY, NOV. 25; eoAe in
mat Gay tor anything you want aid .
ne pliLe will be made rieh.. we
nave all klnos of cloahiLg and hals
or men, women and children; plon-
y OF good shoes, a mattress, a
,loye, a corn sneller, a bicycle
basket, tennis racke,s, elc., etc.
The new books for the Library !,
re expected at any time. When they
.rrive a notice Will be posted OF the
ays when the Library will be !.
losed, so the Librarians can put :,
in order for the Winter
York. Any patrons who wish to
onate books will please notify
be committee or leave them at
be Library this week.
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Mrs. E. A. Blair and son, We're,
re both confined to their home !
18th sickness this week. We're was ;.
aken with a severe cold upon re-
lrning home from school last Thurs 7;
ay evening and Mrs. Blair became :,
i'll while returning home :
.om church Sunday, both being simi u
lrly affected with something like .
| grippe in rather serious form. h
Emmett Brubaker took his depar- o
Ire last Friday for Los Angeles, g,
alif., where he will spend few d,
ays before going to Moreni, Arix., o
here he has accepted position el
i the general store Of the Detroit al
opper Company. Mr.. Brubaker's ul
lmily will remain in Payette un- to
| he can make the necessary ar la
lngements for establishing perma- w
ent residence at Moreni. ior
A few of the neighbors and friends %
Mrs. C. A. McIlvene surprised her VI
st Saturday afternoon and remind
her that it was her birthday. A vi
'ry pleasant hour was spent in con- ~
'rsation and fancy work, after 20
hich light refreshments were serv-
and the guests departed, leay- "
6 tokens of remembrance and their VI
ry best wishes for Mrs. McTlvene'a %
ture health and happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Patheal took tn
cir departure Saturday evening fortx]
Maries. Idaho. They win make
cir home in the future on their
nch near that place We can heaT
commend Mr.. and Mrs Path
their new neighbors as pc,
10 win be a desJabae acquts
the community. The Euts,
Il continue to keep tho
nily in close touch Win al -.
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