Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-01-05

attorney l. W. henWdro went tC
Boise on Monday TO look after bust
ness matters.
Attorney John H. Norris left
Tuesday afternoon for Wslla Wallai
and Spokane on legal matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Settle were din
ner guests on New Years day at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ?. Stamey.
WIN. Bohanon returned Tuesday
from Cambridge where he spent the
holidays with friends, or rather ga
friend who lives at that place.
! Bruce Shater who has been en-
/ ployed by the Payette Valley Rex
Z Spray Co. at Meridian on special
business. returned Saturday evening.
! Nr. and Mrs. Harry FeIdscher and
( daughter. took New Years dinner
with Mr.. Feldscher's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Feldscher. of the
Oregon Slope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Korup, Mrs.
Ida Wells Mrs. Bird Jacobsen anC
the children drove to Weiser. Sunday
and spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Korup.
Luella Taylor, assistant manager,
for the Western Union at Nampa, r.
turned TO Nampa, Monday evening
after spending her holiday vacation
with her parents at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cellar and
Mrs. Zeller's mother. OF Ontario. and
Miss Beth Shsnberger vere enter
tanned at New Years dinner at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Moss Jr.
Vernon Connyers came down from
Cascade Monday evening and stop
ped over between trains on his way
to the Intermountain Institute where
he will graduate with the class of
1922.
Miss Marion Crawford who hs
been spending her holiday vacation
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. II. z
Hulley, returned to Nampa on Tues
day morning. Miss Crawford is
teaching in the city schools at that
place.
Mr. and Mrs H. T. Lemons. their
son Oscar, and daughter. Nellie
Blanche Lemons. OF Tacoma, Wash, |
were guests during the holidays at
the ". B. Stearman home. Mr
Lemons is q brother-in-lau Of Mr.. |
Stearman.
Miss Alice Griffith left wednesday
for Portland, where she will take
course in the Good Samaritan hospi
tai She expects to be gone 8 year
before going she arranged for the
Enterprise to visit her each week
during her absence.
Mrs. Marion Mitchell OF Oakland
California, spent Christmas week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ? NJ
Satoris and on New Years day was
the guest Of honor with Mr. and Mrs.
Satoris at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. R. Ingalls, of New Plymouth.
Miss Gladys Ainey returned Sun
day evening TO Portland after holi-
day vacation with homefolks. Miss
Ainey has charge OF the Bond De
partment in the Ladd & Tilton bank
in Portland one OF the largest bank
ing institutions in the west.
With the present condition OF the
state highway between the city
limits and the Payette River bridge
the people would surely welcome
crew OF men at work in putting down
2 substantial hard surface road. This
particular piece OF road will never
be satisfactory until it is paved.
Some Ivory articles left at 33 Is
off from regular price.-Letson's
Jevelry & Music.
Mr.. a. S. Worth who suffered
broken hip nearly six weeks ago Is
still confined to his bed being COM
PEELED to lay in one position. The
bed is a mighty comfortable place al
five O'Clock il the morning, but six
weeks in one position is different
Mrs. NJ. Z. Sturdevant returned
Tuesday morning from Chehalis.
after spending nine
weeks with her son. Will, who lives
at that place. She reports all kinds
of disagreeable weather while gone, ;
rains. flood, snow and some cold !
She enjoyed her visit very
much. but was plssed to get back to
Idaho.
]. A. Lauer and son, Donald, left
Sunday for Portland, where Mr..
Lauer will transact some business
matters, Donald will continue his
journey TO San Frsnsisco, where he
will again take mn the work at Stan !