Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-12-27
NORTH PAyETTE NEWS

. Mrs. Frank Driscoll of New Plymout
Miss Rock of School District N
8 went to Weiser, while Miss Hi
!, assistant of same school, went
Midvale to spend one weeks vac;
ton.
' Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Thomas c
Lewisville, Idaho, are spending Chris
, mas week at the Gregory home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Qualls came u
from the l. l. l. at Weiser, to visi
Sylvester Jackson.
Oliver Query of Ontario is CUES
of u. ]. Jackson.
Mrs. Cliff Goodwin and family wer
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Yves
Emerson.
Mrs. H. Gregory was hostess TO
the l.. S. U. at their last regular
session. The majority of the mem
bers are knitting for the Red Cross
Mrs. J. A. White is their capable
instructor. The Club guests for the
afternoon were Bess and Bertha
Beeson and Mrs. F. G. Harland, al
of whom are knitting for the Red
Cross. Mrs. H. Harland will enter.
tain the L. S. U. after the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Craven spent
Sunday in Weiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reimer of Pay.
cite were entertained at the H. Ri
mer home the first of the week.
Bertram Howard and Ora Durham
leave this week for Portland, Oregon,
where they will enter an automobile
school,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIZ tson of Payette
spent Sunday with relatives near
Crystal.
Mr.. and Mrs Matteson AMI Mr..
and Mrs. Mute Draper have moved to
the new house ON the Craven place.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Allen and Fred,
Allen of Nampa spent Sunday with
friends on Iowa Avenue.
Mrs. F. Powell of Payette is visit
ing her daughter Mrs T. ]. Jackson.
illiiCi iuell, VIM loS DCth Gill
ployed at the Bdgewater farm the
past years, is looking for a new
location.
Geo. Former and wife motored out
to the Wherry farm last Sunday.
Milton Miller has taken charge of
the Eudora farm while Mr.. Suplee is
in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Lattig and son
Bayard spent several days in Boise
last week.
Geo. N. Lattig, who went to Frisco
to enlist in the wireless corps, writes
home that he could not pass the ply
steal examination. He will remain in
California for a short time.
Bert Moegridgc, who enlisted under
tho Canadian flag, is now at Victor
Ia, B. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Shurtleff, who
lived on the Bradshaw place the past
summer, have moved to Chilly, Idaho
where Mr.. Shurtleff has charge of a
general store.
Enos Armstrong of Cambridge
spent Tuesday might with friends
near the Spur.
Bayard Lattig leaves this week for
oalo Alto, Calf, where he will en-
or Leland Stanford University.
Lenore Thornton is home from |
Boise to spend month with her par
,nts. ~
Hugh Shearer is home from q
in Chicago where he has
been taking treatment for rhauma--
ism
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shurtleff left
asst Tuesday for Ashton, Idaho. From
here they will go to southern Idaho
nd to points in Wyoming.
The Red Cross Membership Cam
align was quite a success in this
Almost every old mem
er renewed and many new names
'dded to the list. A few are still
sing the word graft in connection
18th the Red Cross organization.
Among those who spent Sunday at
he D. r. Durham home We're, Mr.
nd Mrs. Better, Mrs. A. Gorton of
win Falls, Denver Nichols, B. How
I'd, Ralph Cuppernull and Miss Jack
On.
The school i'm District No. / gave
heir Christmas program last Friday
fternoon. The entertainment includ-
4 songs, recitations and dialogues.
-fter the program Santa Claus pass
1 nuts and greeting cards to the pu-
lis and patrons School will begin
n Wednesday, January 2.
The school in District No. gave
leir program Friday night. A Christ
as tree and literary program furn-
he'd entertainment and pleasure for
lie evening. Every child present was
lven a sack of candy. School will
egin again on Dec. 31st.
In the Pioneer department of the
lnday Statesman under the heading