Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1924-02-14

i Frank Hogue made a flying trip to
Walla Walla, Monday
Big American. Legion Dance
/ Thursday eve., Feb. II.
For Violin lessons, Phone NO. L.
The w C. II. U. will hold a cooked
food sale the Saturday preceding
! Easter, April 10.
w A. Coughanour contributed MS
bit to the gayiety of the creamery
meeting Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Shake OF
Fruitland, were guests at the Leo
Ballenger home from Saturday even
ing until Sunday evening.
Mrs. Martha A. Douglass and
daughter Florence, were visitors IN
Payette Saturday and Sunday, max
ing the trip in their Buick Sedan.
The smiling face of Bob Brown
was much in evidence at the cream
erv meeting last Saturday. 1t would
MT seem quite right If Bob WASH
there.
Chesley Barton, chairman of the
Kiwanis club, returned Monday
evening from Salt Lake, where ne
went to attend a Kiwanis district
convention.
w. r. Fitch, father of B. r., and
Scott Fitch, who has spent the past
two years here and at Fruitland, left
Tuesday evening for Omaha, where
he will make his home
A son was born at the Blanchard
home, to Mr.. and Mrs. Staten MOSS
on Saturday, February 9th, they have
named him Thomas Staten. Thomas
and his mother are doing nicely.
Mrs. N. V. Birding is still inter-
ested in her friends, and the news
of Payette, and sends her renewal
TO the Enterprise. She is now living
at 73O Hoyt Street, Portland, oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Swanson and
children came down from Apple
Valley Saturday evening and visited
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and +
Mrs. j. M. Swanson until Sunday
evening.
Mrs. M e. Mcdonald, who has
been quite i'll for some time Is now
improving and we'll on the road to
recovery. Her daughter, Mrs. @.
R. Smith, of Gooding, came the lat
ter part of the week to be with her.
Mrs. Leila Herline-Jenkins was over
from Ontario, Saturday, with her two
boys, visiting friends and relatives
MrsI. one Whalen and son, visited
at the Claude Polly home in Emmett,
Deck ran as first assist
ant conductor on the trip.
T nd
7. L. Wells returned Saturday from
Portland, where they accompanied s
ears of cattle and hogs to the Port
and market, four cars of cattle were
rom Mr. Patton's yards where he is
eeding several hundred head.
E. T. Bowman returned last FRI
lay from the east where he went
asst fall to make disposition of his b.
pple crop, spending part of the time
II Missouri, and later going on as far
IS Lake Charles, louisiana. He
ound condition not the best, but sue
eeded in disposing of his ccrop
Mrs. Mary Stone was taken to the )
ontario hospital Monday evening,
where on Tuesday morning an oper- !
Ltion for abdominal trouble was per-
ormed by DR.. j. c. Woodward. Her ,
ondition was quite serious, however :
It this writing she is doing very nice :
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F. e. Seeley was in Boise Monday '
0 meet with the special committee I
.ppointed last week in a joint meet /
ng between the public utilities COM I
mission and representatives from the {
a,afr in n dor do
10 and eastern Oregon, to outline L
alta relative to the proposed short |
ut to the coast. T
]. o. Tunnel of Currinsville, Ore t
on, arrived in Payette Friday even a
ng for visit with his many friends o
n this community, and also sister a
Tho lives in Boise. Mr.. Tunnel
ras for many years proprietor of the +
tore and postmaster at French, and t
or the past two years has conducted t.
general store at Currinsville, where r
e has done a thriving business. h
Mrs. Carrie Venable-Baker of -
'oise, who has been visiting at the u
arental home, returns to her own :,
ONE Thursday Her two weeks stay u
18th her parents was an occasion of
Iuch pleasure. Only those who
ave experienced it, realize the lone .
,me feeling that comes over parents, "
no have raised family of children, 80 80
hen the last one leaves the shelter. u
rs. Baker was accompanied by Mrs. ~
L. Thurston who will visit a few &c &c
avs at the Baker home. -
The Aineys dined informally at the IT
H. Hogue home Thursday evening
ID were delightfully."- entertained by
radio concert. The evening was
rk and rainy and generally dis
reeable so far as weather conditions
re concerned, but out Of the night
me the most delightful music,
arkling conversation, and edifying
,tures 1t seems to this writer that
1io Is the wonder of wonders. tn,
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