Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-12-27
Personal and Local Mention

Miss Janet Hayes went to Bois
Sunday evening to spend Christina
with her parents.
! Mrs. Marguerite Swartz went t
Mountain Home to spend Christina
with friends at that place.
! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw Of Wei
Ser came Tuesday to spend the holi
days among relatives in Payette.
! Clarence NesbH arrived from hi
school work at Corvallis, Oregon, ant
will remain until after the holidays
Begin the new year by buying z
new umbrella and diary; then just
make note OF the one you keeI
the longest.
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Hinkston went
to Boise to attend Christmas ex n
cises which were held at the Catho-
lie Church of that place.
Mrs. t. o. Mead of La Grande, Ore
gon, came Saturday evening to spe nd
the holidays at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Blair.
BurreH Windle, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Wfndle of Little Willow,
went to Kansas City where he will
take a course in the automobile bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Prestel and son
Harold of Eugene, Oregon, arrived
on the Saturday evening train to
spend Christmas with relatives and
friends in Payette
If you like wales. try some at
Louis Cafe.
E. c. s. Brainard left Wednesday
on business trip to Portland and
while away will go to Salem where
he will meet with the board Of con-
troll on matters of importance.
Mrs. A. v. Strauss left Monday
for -Taylorville, H., where she viii
visit at the home Of her parents,
after which she win go to Chicago to-
purchase goods for the spring trade
W. A. McCroskey has purchased
Of the Webs Estate the cottage on
the corner of Sixth Street and 4th
Avenue North, and will reconstruct
the building into modern bungalow.
The Mountain States Telephone
and Telegraph Co. have installed So |
new telephones on the Payette Ell
change during the year 1917. This |
shows that prosperity is on the
gain.
Miss Marie Smith came Saturday
rom Weatherby, Oregon, to visit
imons her many friends in Payette L
Marie is no longer a little girl; she I
S a full fledged school-ma'am teach
ng near Weatherby.
Big New Years Bali, Monday eve
ling December 81 in Woodward Hall |
Miss Leah Haynes, who Is at
ending school at Gooding, Idaho,
anne Friday evening to spend Christ |
mas at home. Rowena Smith, who
S attending school at the same
lace, came with her.
Miss Marie Biyens who is attend
ng Il sks Business College at Boise,
: spending the holiday week at her
ONE east of town Her brother. Ash
ey, who is attending school at Mos
ow, is also home for the week.
DON go home in the rain for sup
er; step into LOUIS Cafe
W. A. Coughanour is erecting a
rick garage on the rear Of the lot
I his home. The building seems to
ave two stalls, or room for two
machines One we understand Is for ,
is auto hearse. We wonder what
be other is for.
We can wish no better thing for ,
II our readers than that they be- /;
in the new year animated by a firm :
ssolve to turn all its experience in ;
, profit for themselves, mentally, :
lorally, socially and materially, and \
len to faithfully carry out the
ISOLATION.
Try stack of hot cakes and cof-
se for breakfast at Louis Cafe.
Burt Yenable, Editor of the Cas- {
,de News, came down Friday eve G
ing and spent Christmas with his c
Imily. Burt says We have nothing n
4 the Valley people when it comes L
fine weather. The farmers are &
owing and putting in fall grain n
, there which is a little unusual for O
at country.
]. L. Davis, who recently became "
e owner of the Charley Shontx Il
ace in washosgBottonf. came with v
S family Hast week. He brought m
it'll him two cars Of stock and house q,
Id goods. We are glad to welcome 10,
ese people among us, and trust o,
cir coming Will prove to them a re
'unttfun success lei