Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-09-16
LOCAL NEWS

well, visited over Sunday with heI
sister Mrs. C. w. Giesler.
H. NJ. Lewis and wife left the first
of this week to take IN the exposi-
ton for a week or ten days.
NJ. w. Watts and wife left last
Saturday for Mahaska county, Iowa,
for two months visit with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. t. H. McComsey and mother
Mrs. Beck, left last Saturday for
Gearing, Nebraska. for visit with
friends and relatives.
VIM. Bates, of Guthrie Center, Ia.
has been visiting at the L. H. Rich
home on the bench this meek, and
looking over the valley.
A. E. Wood enjoyed visit the
latter part of last week from F.
S. Stanley an old friend who lives
at Sasselton, North Dakota.
Gentlemen, we're ready to fill yom
Fall Shoe requirements with the besi
Mems Shoes made $3.50 to $500
John w. Sur The Shoe Man.
Mrs. ]. w. Wilkinson of Gunnison
Iowa. and Mrs. Flint, of Middleton,
Idaho, are visiting at the home OF
John Anderson on the bench.
The first of this week Thacker &
Co. sold the August Jacobsen ranch
to the Ruby brothers, of Tennessee
for a consideration of SIS. 900.
Walter Jones left Wednesday o.
this week for Chicago where he will |
enter school and take a years
course in the jewelry and repair bus
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Faulkenstein
who visited last week with the F. ].
Faulkenstein family returned on Sun
day last to their home in Topeka,
Kansas.
~ DOChAlSA ASAul ntQ last GUN
day from Hot Lake where he had
been spending some time for the
benefit of his health. He returned
feeling much better.
Mrs. F. H. Lyon and sister Miss
Derryberry left last Friday for
Nashville, Tennessee, where they
will visit with friends and relatives
or an extended period.
Miss Ida e. McComsey, sister o.
T. H. McComsey, who has been Wis
ting this summer with her broth
r left last Saturday for her home
q Gearing, Nebraska.
H. t. Lytle and family leave to-
ay for Lewiston, Nebraska, and ex n
ect to be gone for month or six
xpect to visit the Colorado fruit
rowing sections.
A. McWilliams returned from ar o
regon horse buying trip on Wednes- q
ay of this week bringing back with "
i'm the usual number of high class c.
ork and driving animals. o
News was received in Payette the
rst of this week that S. L. Rus
III who was formerly conductor OF m
e Payette Valley railroad here ha, a.
'opped dead at Parma on Monday Al
ON paralysis of the brain. &C
Mr. Hansen, of Manning, Ia, who ln
as here visiting with the Charles
agernlan family has left for Other ye
ints in the northwest but was SC 10
I'll pleased with Payettei Valley eu
at he will again return and consid n
an investment. So
The poles to be used in stringine Mi
res in New Plymouth were ship de
by the Idaho-Oregon Light & att
wer Company to that city on on
, Payette Valley the latter part Of
It week. Among her other at oc
a city of electric lights. de
;. S. Sheppard has returned from W
vacation and is now greeting the u
IRONS of the Short Line as ticket ln'
ent and operator once more. Lee 70
rbes who is the second trick 'n'
orator expects to leave this week am am
Salt Lake to visit with his broth III
Garry Forbes. eA'
is
dr. and Mrs. John W. Sur enjoy for
a visit the first of the week ter
m Dr. and Mrs. ]. H. Walker and hol
and Mrs. G. V. Meckle. of Eff for
CHAM, HIS. who stopped off on ed
ir way to Seattle to take in the ish
:. They were greatly pleased ty
h the valley and spoke highly OF am
development. pra
he Payette Valley road brought -, =
a car of vinegar from New Ply
nth Saturday making the fourth
that W. R. o'Neil has shipped
hin fha noct xuooL Tho vipooor ~