Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-02-05
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

is IN poor nealtn. She returned Mon
day morning.
NJ. w. Watts is down from Mid
vale this week greeting old friend
and attending to some business mat
ters.
I Mr.. A. z. Wood who has been con
fined to his home suffering from al
attack OF lung fever, is now able to be
lat his office.
Ed. Shellworth, head plumber at
| Lauer Brothers, was away from bust
ness this week on account of his fam
lily being down with the flu.
Mr.. A. R. Albee and son Howard
left Tuesday evening for Newton,
Iowa, for a two weeks visit at the
home of Mr.. Albee's parents.
Mrs. Ferrin Harland is visiting
her sister at Meridian this week
while her baby is being doctored in
a Boise hospital.
]. o. Bowker shipped three cars
of cattle to the Portland market Wed
nesday of this week and also accom-
panied them to see that they had
proper care in transit.
Miss Marjorie White who was
taken to Boise hospital suffering
from effects of the flu, is some bet
ter but it is feared she will lose
the sight of her right eye.
Miss Pansy Robertson arrived
last week from Ft. Collins. Colo, TO
accept the position as Home Eco
nomics instructor, left vacant by
the resignation of Miss Kane.
William Maule is starting the con-
struction of a modern bungalow on
his lot just north of the Orell prop
erty on 9Th Street. 1t is to be equip
ped with furnace heat and modern in
every way.
Mr.. ]. L. Griffith and wife who
have been at Portland for some time
where Mr.. Griffith has been under
medical treatment, returned TO Pay
ette Monday morning We are in
formed that he is much improved.
The many friends of Mrs. NJ. F.
Albert will be pleased TO learn that
she is now slightly improving. Her
condition for some time has been
quite critical, but unless further COM
plications arise it is believed she will
soon recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Stamey returned
last Friday from months visit
among relatives and friends at differ
ent points in Washington and the
northern part of Idaho. They enjoyed
the trip but feel glad to get back to
Payette again.
The L. S. U. society of north of
Payette, met at the home of Mrs !
Cy Anderson Tuesday afternoon, Feb
3rd. A good attendance is reported |
and a very enjoyable afternoon was
spent. Refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Arthur ]. Johnston of the Pay
cite Steam Laundry, spent Sunday
in Nampa with his family. He ex-
poets to move his family here the
first of next week. They will oc-
,upy the house vacated by the Soth- |
man family who have gone to Cali
fornia to live.
Mrs. j. R. Brown entertained in
at her home on North Sixth /
Street, with two tables of $500.
The hostess served dainty refresh
ments. Those present were: Mrs. |
Pease, Mrs. Fenske, Misses Edna
Gauer. Edna Inman, Lillian Spotts-
wood, Lill Cree, Alice Perry.
Mr.. Smith of this office received a
letter this week from his sister at
Sioux City, Iowa, stating that diph-
iberia is quite bad at Sioux City. His
sisters children are down with the
disease. The letter contained strong |
odor of disinfectant. While here In /
Payette quite few are down with
Iagrippe or flu we may be thankful
that diphtheria is not among us.
The Orchard Avenue Grange gave |
a box social Friday evening, Jan. 80
at the Chapter House north of town.
A good crowd was present. The
boxes netted $500 which will go
into the Grange fund. The next
of the Grange will be Feb
Is, at the same place. Anyone living |
in that community who is interested |
in agriculture is urged to join.
Geo. Sothman and family, and
Mrs. Sothman's mother, Mrs. Ander-
son took their departure Wednesday
night on No. 10 for San Diego, Cali
fornia where they expect to make
their future home. The family will |
be greatly missed in Payette where |
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