Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-01

: from Boise during her holiday vaca
: tion.
= ]. o. Bowker shipped two cars o
fine cattle to the Portland Marke
last Friday.
$ Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Boggs o
Boise we're guests at the c. A. Smitl
home last Sunday.
t Vernon Patch who is attending
t the University at Moscow, was homt
during his holiday vacation.
! Garde Wood will leave Friday fol-
Moscow to resume his school work
after spending his vacation at home
Mrs. Sam Stamey OF GrangevilIe
Idaho, is visiting her mother, Mrs
L. E. Brannoek and relatives in
Payette.
Mrs. H. S. Loyeland departed last
Sunday for Crawford, Nebraska to
spend the winter with relatives and
friends.
! c. G. Goodwin of Sweet, Idaho,
came Monday evening on few days
visit and to attend to some business
matters.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith, Sr., and
daughter of Kearney, Neb., are here
visiting at the home of their son, C.
! A. Smith
Mrs c. E Morrel and baby of Po-
catello came last week for an extend.
ed visit at the home of Mrs. MorreI's
parents, Mr. and Mrs G. W. Rhoads
Mr. and Mrs. A L. Shafer and
family were entertained at Sunday
dinner at the apartments of Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Shafer over the
Emma.
James F. Humphrey of Souther.
land, Nebraska, arrived Tuesday to
see his brother, Jack Humphrey who
is quite seriously i'll at the Ontario
Hospital
S. L. McGregory and family were
east bound passengers Saturday eve
ming for their old home at Scranton,
Iowa. They expect to be gone the
greater part of the winter
Mrs H. A Dsubenberger and Mrs.
Beebee of DalIes, Oregon, cousin OF
Mrs. Daubenberger, who is here
visiting. went to Boise Monday on
the evening train on a business trip.
The Brotherhood of American Yeo
men will give a box social Monday
evening, January 5th. Everybody
welcome whether members or not,
Come and have a good time.
Clarence Enos returned last week
from near Burns, Oregon, where he
went to make final proof on his
homestead. Clarence says the snow in
that section is waist high to tall
Indian.
During the holiday week the Ban |
croft Hotel had a very fine Christ |
mas tree in the center of the lobby |
which was beautifully decorated to
remind the guests that it was Christ,
mas time.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ballenger, and |
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Shafer were en-
tertained at dinner at the Bancroft
evening by Mr.. F. E Seeley,
the occasion being the second wed,
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Bal
Ienger.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S, Brundage of
Idaho, were Payette visitors
over Sunday on their way to Boise
on business matters Mr.. Brundage
was shaking hands with many ac>
luaintances ON the street Saturday
evening and Sunday.
The merchants are nearly all TAX
ing an inventory of their stock this
week and are too busy to fix up an
for this isuse, so we
have decided to publish only four
pages this week, but will endeavor to
give the usual size hereafter.
Mr. and Mrs. Hughes, proprietors
If the Emma Theatre. went to Noun.
ain Home Saturday to attend Ma
sonic Banquet and installation of ,
officers, returning Sunday evening.
Dr.. A. V. Strauss assisted at the En-
ma Saturday night during their alb
ence.
Mr.. E. W. Blakesley who has been !
confined to his bed for several weeks (
S much improved. His trouble is t
blood clots in the lower part of his /
limbs, and on Monday evening the
attending physician lanced the af- |
ected parts which has given him !
much relief. II
A beautiful church wedding took
,lace at the First Baptist church in
emmett on Christmas Eve. when
Rev, Lathrop, pastor of the church