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

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Miss Ruella Pearce of Gooding,
Idaho. was home for Christmas.
Marvin Albert who is attending
!, school at MOSCOW, Is home for the
) holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Masoner spent
Christmas with their daughter in
Boise.
We will accept corn or wheat in
exchange for subscription to the
Enterprise.
Mrs. Dick Grant of Toppmish,
Washington, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. L. Hubert.
All women are asked to call at the
Evans Drug Store on Saturday Decem
Der 2s, to register.
Miss Ivy Genoway arrived from
Lewiston Saturday to spend her
vacation at home
If you want to have a good time
go to the dance in Woodward Hall
Monday night, Dec. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Keith and
children Of Emmett spent Christmas
at the E. C. Keith home
Garde Wood and VeIma Spaulding
arrived Saturday from Moscow to
spend Christmas with their parents.
Verne Spaulding, who has a posi-
ton in the bank at Fairfield, Idaho,
is home on vacation for the holi-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs E. L. Slinker and fam
ily of Cascade, are spending the
holidays with relatives and friends
in Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Orr and son
Fergus motored to Parma Christmas
day where they enjoyed a turkey
dinner with an aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Miller of Boise
and Mrs. Jack Trail OF Caldwell
spent Christmas at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Treyy.
IS. Ed Stockton of New Plymouth
came down Thursday to have some
dental work done, and to visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Korup-
Logan Bowman arrived hcme Xmas
from Tacoma, Wash. where
be visited his brother Chiffon and
wife. also his sister Grace Bowman
DR.. J. S. Charlebois, a Naturepath
ioctor whees card appears elsewhere
IN this issue, has opened an office
n the First National Bank Building
Ruel Maule and Hap Chaplin are
home on furiough for few days,
From their looks they have been well
led, and look mighty fine in their
lavy uniform.
Don't forget the big dance New
Years Eve in Woodward Hall
Mr.. Jay Wright who has been
7isiting at the home of his uncle D.
9. wilcox for the past few weeks,
eft "Wednesday evening for his home
It New Castle, California
When lodge is out don't go home
hungry and wake up the whole fam
ly digging around in the cupboard
or something to eat; step into Louis
5afe It's a good place to eat
Mrs. Chas. R. Smith and daughter
aowena left yesterday for Gooding,
daho, where Miss Rowena VIII again
axe up her school work after spend
ng her holiday vacation at home.
District Judge Ed. L. Bryan viii
e in Payette ON January 7th to hear
notions and demurrs on an pending
ases, and will at that time announce
be time when the January term of
ourt will convene.
Mr.. D. 5. Thacker reports the sale
{ the Schuyler Tracy 20-acre tract
lst west of town to Mr.. Moore
rom Idaho Falls, the consideration
eing $4,000. Mr.. Tracy will, in
sw days, take trip east to visit
is mother and sister.
LOUIS Cafe is open after the Show
out; don't go home hungry.
C. L. Dagg, who was taken to
ie hospital at Boise some time ago
,r injuries received at the logging
mp near Cascade, has about re-
,vered and was able to spend Christ
as with friends in Payettc. His SON
vie who is also employed in the log
ng camps. came down Friday eve
ng. They win both return to Cas-
Ide IN few days.
In giving the list of Red Cross
orkAns IN our last issue we omitted
e name of w. F. Stirm of Little p
illow Creek who perhaps made
ore of an effort than any member 81
i the list as his work was dOan
'er a large territory which re-
Iired much time ON the muddy
ads. His work was greatly oppre-
lted by the leaders of the drive