Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-09-02

few days visit with Mrs Ida Payne
They were old-time friends in Iowa
twenty-five years ago.
Mr.. Chas. Ross Gilmore and Miss
Kathleen Genevra Leland were mar
ried At Klmhall, Neb., on Thursday,
August 10. and will be at home 10
their friends after September f5s
at 1899 Ogden street. Denver, Col
w. L. Spolswood and F. F. Brown.
Of Westslide. Iowa, left on Wednes-
day morning TO. that place after
weeks visit at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. B. L. Wells near New Plymouth
Mrs. Wells is a daughter Of Mr.
Spotswood.
Mrs W. F. Clayton and her sister,
Miss Estelle SeaweIl. left for Seattle
Thursday morning. After a few days
spent at the fair. Mrs. Clayton VIII
return to her home in Virginia and
Miss seawell VIII come back to Pay
cite.
Geo. w. Mutch, of Huntington.
was in Payette the fore part Of
this week. Although he painted his
new home as the finest place on
earth. one could see by the smile
on his face that he was glad to be
back in Payette-
Mr.. William Wilson and wife OF
Guthrie Center, Iowa. stopped off last
Monday on their return trip from Sc
attle and are making a few days vis-
1t with Mr.. and Mrs. A Wells Mr.
Wilson and Mr.. Wells were boys to-
gether in Ohio sixty-fiye years ago.
Frank Cram. Sr., is enjoying a Wis
i from a brother and wife. Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Cram. Of Ruka. Kansas.
having stopped off on their return
from Seattle. These brothers have
not met for over thirty years No
doubt the visit will reveal nany
changes during that time.
J. E. Roberts has moved into his
new house on north Park street
The house is one of the new steel
bungalows and presents a very fine
appearance It is very nicely ar
ranged on tbs inside. Mr. Roberts
and family wlll eaxainss hassa.ssa.n, =.
rnusua sttEaetsxs henas
The Misses Easaais 49, ssts sss e
Drees. OF DuBuaue Iewa m9s5
been attending the exposition at
attle. on their return trip sto9E
off al Fsyette to visit several dan
with their aunt, Mrs. Maneman. VIA
resides on the bench. They are re-
turning home via Salt Lake and6
Denver.
Game Warden Ira White. OF Cald-
well. was in Payette the latter part
Of last week and made two arrests
sOr fishing without license. From
this it viii be seen that the only way
to be sure OF avoiding trouble is to
secure your license if you desire to
fish or to hunt
c. H. Sargent left for Delta. COL
yesterday, where he will assist in
the management of five different
fruit associations. Mr.. Sergeant has
had an extended experience in the
handling Of fruit of all kinds and
his services viii no doubt be Of the
greatest value to the associations
with which he will be connected
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Seawem left
On the Tuesday afternoon train for
where Mr.. Seawell VIII
ook after the loading Of twenty cars
lf sheep for the eastern market
From there they expect 10 go TO
Hot Lake. Ore, for the benefit Of
sEr. SeaweH who is saffering with
] badly sprained ankle and also with
The editor OF a local newspaper is
lot a mind reader nor is he 1e-
.ective. Just a plain human being Ike
-ourself Many a time when he in
luires for news he receives the reply
nothing doing then if he happens
~ AS4fN ONA q AO~<AA lA~-A- SAD@A- A1--t
appeared he is at once condemned
md told that he does not try to give
he news
Miss Sadie Gardiner, OF Minneapolis.
ias been engaged by 8lrs. n. E
Harris who has opened millinery par
ors in the old Ben Reed building on
Boise street She is trimmer Of
considerable note. having had nilse
Tears experience and is acquainted
With all the latest designs and VIII
'e glad to devote her services to the
aides of Payette and vicinity She
las Just arrived from big millinery
louise where she has been 10 aeQuain
lerseif with the fan ard y5sst4 ,s
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