Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-09-23


z the university at that place.
Arthur Merritt went to Doise las
r Friday and may arrange to attenC
n school there for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Giesler an-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Scott C. Mar
shall at dinner on last Monday even
: ing.
2 c. E. Robeson, the piano tuner
from Wise Piano House of Boise is
: in the city. Leave orders with Mrs
! DIR. Burns,
Mrs. John Revell. of Marathon,
Iowa. who visited at the home of
d. L. Kostenbader left last Monday
for the Exposition.
VIM. McOmie, Agricultural Super
intendent for the Utah-Idaho Sugar
Company, was Nampa business Wis
itor on Tuesday Of this week.
u J. L. Thurston returned last Mon
day from Blue Point where he has
been for the last three months look
ing after his mining interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Best and Mrs. Lydia
Richards, of Freeport, Illinois, stop
ped Off for a visit with d. L. Kosten-
baders on their way home from Sc
attic.
c. ]. Luther. President of the Lu-
ther Mfg Co., of Milwaukee, Wis,
stopped off between trains last Thurs
day to visit his uncle A. S. NLuther
and cousin Mrs. w. P. Ackerman.
Is jewel Waltham watch in 20 year
gold case 1896. Grimes.
John R. Banks has the workmen
engaged in building a large addition
to- his residence in the south part
of the city and is otherwise ar
ranging to improve his city proper
tY
DR.. Chas. A. Cook of Spokane will
preach in the Baptist church next
Sunday. Dr. Cook has a message
that grips the hearer. The evening
sermon will be of special interest to |
young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoslins, of /
Boise, were visiting their many Pay
ette friends the first of this week
Mn Hoskins is finding his work as
J. A. R. Adj. General very inter
esting and enjoys it.
Dr. and Pension Agent o. E. Howe
Of Washington, d. c. stopped over
in Payette last week on his way
home from a visit to the Seattle
fair and visited for a couple bt
days with his sister Mrs. N. A. Dra-l
per
d. w. Kassen secretary of the Y.
NJ. c. A. having resigned to go to
the eastern part OF the state the
committee secured the services o
James w. Morley who arrived last
week and has already taken up the
work,
Rev. Boiler, of Boise viii preach
at the Congregational church in New
Plymouth on Sunday morning and
in the evening the pulpit win be oc-
cupied by Rev. Frank Gray an old
friend of Mrs. Anderson and Mr.. E. l
E. Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Henderson, of
Logan, Iowa are visiting this week
at the Donovan home on the bench.
Mr.. Henderson is a brother-in-law of
Mr.. Donovan and he and his wife
are on their way to visit the expo
,ition.
Claus Peters and Clay Veal re
-urned the latter part OF last week 2
rom a three weeks trip to the
Hills in search of deer and bear. a
Having had no yenison for year
IT so we cannot vouch for the stories
hey both tell of how very plentiful
rama was.
Rev. A. F. White, ] D. Miles, Mr..
md Mrs. c. F Draper. Mr.. and Mrs
:. H. Lester, and Mrs, F. E. Hurd,
ire attending the annual meeting of
he First Baptist Association Of
daho The laymans banquet of
which Rev w. P. Lavett of Boise t
5 POSTMASTER will be held this even e
ng. c
Third crop hay for sale.-2 IL
niles from town. Scales on ranch.
INQUIRE C. F. Draper. 3Stf
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott c. Marshall, c
4 Buffalo, New York. arrived in Pay S
tte the first of the week and have
'een visiting with friends in the L
ALLEY. Mrs. Scott win be remember F
ID as Mrs. Thos. Hubbard The 2
.ouple are on their way to the north il
vaet and will visit many nIaces be- n