Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-02-03

MTS. =. n. Bowman went TO vel
ser last Monday for visit with hel
daughter, Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. c. C. Goodwin of Sweet, Ida
: is visiting at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Howard Anderson.
Miss Alice Griffith left Tuesda!
night for Portland, Oregon, to visi
her friend, Miss Hattie Justice.
Charley Fulton who has been OF
the sick list the past two weeks, is
now improving and able to be out
Miss Lila Callen was over from
Boise and spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Cal,
len.
Mrs. Ora Wilkins attended a meet,
ing of the Park Improvement Club
on the oregon Slope last Thursday
afternoon.
Bob Keith, of the Keith & Sons
clothing store, is in Emmett this
week assisting in taking an inventory
of their stock at that place.
Mrs. Mabel Strauss entertained IS
OF her friends last Friday night at a
Pot Luck supper All report a de
lightful time, and plenty to eat
W. A Coughanour, B. P. Shaw
han, Henry Ashcroft, Attorney Hay,
mes and ]. E. Turner went to Boise
Monday on some Legislative matters
Mrs. Elizabeth Toole arrived the
latter part of the week from the east
! where she has been visiting relatives
and friends at several differen,
points.
Mr.. Earl Farber left Tuesday eve
ming for Chicago and New York City
on a purchasing trip for the FarbeI
I & Sons Department Stores. He ex-
poets to be gone three or four weeks.
Frank Goodwin returned Monday
from a trip to Portland where he
went with a car of fat lambs which
were raised on their ranch near
Sweet. He reports striking a good
market.
Miss Edna Inman took her de
| pa.rEttHaFre- feF-Aaaes, 1oWa.-xhere she
will keep books for her brother who
is in the transfer business. Miss In,
man has host of friends here who
wish her we'll in her new work
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coughanour re
turned from their Garden Valley
ranch the forepart of the week. They
were showing some photographs
that were mighty interesting to
sportsmen who love hunting for big
game.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs Orren
Davis who moved to Boise last Fall,
will be sorry to hear they had the
misfortune of losing their house and
all its contents by fire last Friday
morning. 1t is total loss as they
carried no insurance.
Five years ago today, the ground
in this section was covered with AZ
inches of snow on the level. So far
this year, there has been but little
snow at any one time, while in the
high mountains there is even more
snow than five years ago.
Don't forget the Farmers Trade
Day Sale at Banks Barn, Monday.
February 7th,
Mrs. Ora wilkins and Miss Malin,
da Precht entertained at a 800"
party at the wilkins home last Thurs
day evening in honor of Miss Edna
Inman who left Sunday Tor Iowa.
Sixteen guests were present. The
hostesses served delectable refresL
ments.
Miss Gladys Bedell attended the
funeral of her sisters little baby
girl, aged 8 months, in Nampa Tues
day. Her mother, Mrs. w. E. Bedeli
of Montpelier, Ida, who was there
for the same purpose, returned tc
Payette with Miss Gladys, and spen
several days at the home of he
daughter, Mrs. S. c. Deardorff.
E. A. Blair left Monday evening
for Southern California in hopes OF
finding relief for an attack of bron
chial trouble and asthma. Mr.. Blair
has been troubled more or less with
asthma for many years and the last
few weeks he has been very bad. We
hope he will find relief, but would
very much regret his moving from
Payette, should he decide to do so.
Mrs. Earl Dibble entertained at
dinner party, followed by $500.
last Friday evening, at the E. c.
Keith home. Covers were laid for
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Logan
Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Mackey, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Shake
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Glenn, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Bulmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Dibble, Miss Esther Reed,
Messrs Rohart and uyaxy,,a Ua;th