Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-01-08
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION.

eral days at the capital city this wee
on business matters.
r. A. Warnock and family of Mel
ba were visitors at the A. ]. Van
derford home this week.
Ronald Walker was in Boise sew
eral days this week in attendance a
the Architectural convention held a
that place.
Mrs. R. c. Marshall and daughter
Ruth and son Max left last week fol
an extended visit with relatives in
Omaha, Nebraska.
Assessor o. E. Bossen went to
Boise Sunday where he attended a
three days session of the State As
I SCISSORS convention.
! Mrs. w. P. Ackerman of New
Plymouth is in Payette this week
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Luther.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Moss left Sun
day evening on No. for Salt Lake
and from there to Southern CaIifor-
mia to be gone about 80 days.
Mrs. Cora Chalfant who has been
living at Nampa for some time, re-
turned to Payette Sunday evening
to again make her home at this place
Mr.. and Mrs. ] NJ. Evert and fam
lily of Yakima, Washington were
visiting at the A j. Vanderford home
on Fourth Avenue North the first
of the week.
Miss Marian Crawford left Sat
urday night for Oakley, Idaho, to
resume her school work after spend
ing the holiday vacation with her
aunt, Mrs. Hulley.
w. w. Stokesberry, nephew OF
Mr. H. ]. Thompson, who has been
isiting here, left Friday night fol
his home in Post Falls, Idaho, where
he sa teacher in the schools.
Eddesse Madam who has been
spending her holiday vacation with
her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. H. }.
Thompson. returned Friday to Boise
where she is attending High School
Miss Velma Spaulding returned to
Caldwell Sunday after spending the
holiday vacation at home. Miss 7
Spaulding has charge of the Home .
Economics Department in the Cald-
well High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Johns of Grand
Junction, Colorado, came few
days ago for visit at the ]. P Wal
ker home. Mrs. Johns is sister of
Mrs Walker, whom she has not
cen for 16 years.
B. r. Fitch left last week for
Rochester, Minnesota, for an exami-
lation and perhaps an operation for
IL mach trouble. at the Mayo Hos
,ital. He will stop on his way at
lmaha to visit relatives.
ol. Burt M. Wilson of Twin
was here the fore part of the
as a guest at the E. w. Dunn
?. Mr. Wilson and Mr.. Dunn .
partners in auctioneering at
Falls several years ago.
Wood ward & Woodward have t
utual consent, dissolved part e
p, DR.. ]. c. retaining the office g
Woodward building. formerly t
led by Woodward & Woodward t
R. now has nicely equipped
rooms over the Post Office in S
cobsen building. a
Irene Harland entertained at
o. party at her home last
day evening. Musical selections
rendered by Mrs. ]. l.. Nc
d and Miss Ruby Landon which
very much enjoyed. The hos
served dainty refreshments.
uests numbered twelve.
following is a list of those
have returned to school after +
ng the holiday vacation at Y
so far as we have learned: q
Gauer, Ruby Broderson and a
Walker to Walla Walla; Bertha
right and Hazel Shafer to y
Commercial College, Boise; n
Ackerman and Ivy Genoway r
iston; Inez Sanger, Marjorie n
Vernon Patch and Garde T
10 Moscow; Luella Kirkendall +
College; Ruth Shamberger, Q
Rene Crouch to Whitman Col 6
Ind Richard Hogue to San q
California.