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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1916
Page
3
Personal items detail hospital stays and recoveries in Ontario including Mrs J B Gladdish and Isa Wilson. Residents move to Wendell and Payette visits noted. Quarantine for scarlet fever at Clayton Stewart home. Gatherings mark birthdays and anniversaries. travel between Ontario Parma Caldwell and Emmett mentioned.
Mrs R G Wilson reports visits of the Gregor family and the Stlnker family in Payette. Lydia Bollinger of Fargo Ta ho revealed her brother D D Bollinger family. Rev L Walker spent Thu to Sat in Emmett and Boise. Rosa Blind visited New Plymouth. Everett Flock and family moved from Fruitland to the Massy place. F L Bure bought 40 acres of pasture land north joining his. Dillard Creger finished testing mine at the H R Boomer ranch last Tuesday.
Local society notes recount Friday and Saturday evening entertainments hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Linck Mr. and Mrs. Pardunn Hill Blakesley and others plus a Tuesday roast dinner for Madsens Lewis Taylor and Yaezell. Alma Troxel and Chas Morris wed in Caldwell with guests and relatives praising the couple’s move to Pleasant Valley Oregon.
Announcements include programs for the Mother el meeting on Friday February 4 featuring talks on The Bible in the Public School Fathers as Parents and The Left Handed Child the sixth grade music and refreshments Pr Sisson on the Sixsix plan and a Parents teachers meeting February 11 Rev D Shannon evangelist to speak at the Methodist church later this month Brethren church Bible study and sermons Led by Rev Zimmerman and Zane Shubert with topics Duties Entrusted to Young People and The Many Others A Mothers Meeting enrollment cards available Mrs Kennedy to collect them Anti Saloon League speaker Rev F B Yeagy at Brethren church Sunday morning Great Foreign Missionaries C B s urged to attend Morning Dead Rock Men The Nation's Hope Evening The Best Lighting System 730 PM 30 p.m.
The evening featured music and dancing with a fine oyster supper enjoyed by all the community. Mr and Mrs J H Boor were seen in Payette on Monday.
Geo P Mendenhall buys a new Diamano cream separator and sher prospects sharpen with dairy competition in the Valley. High water affects fords and Kenward ranch bridge. Various locals report trades, visits, and small home projects as snow and sleet return. W G Howe moves his Ontario dental office to a new building.
Mrs White spent the weekend at Dead Ox Flat home. Chas Lockner and family hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Stewart and Marie. J D Wayne called at Ben Jones home. Hurd and Patterson attended Sparks party. Henry Jones of Crystal visited Friday to Wednesday. School board members Hurd Tharp Boor bought three stoves for the schoolhouse and workers held a cleaning bee Saturday. Kate Harris visited Hurd home Friday to Sunday. C B Hurd visited Nyssa parents Sunday. Ray Dwell seen driving through. Ho J Tharp invited neighbors for Friday social. com fort tying hoo and a fly General.
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