Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-06-23
LOCAL NEWS

Sunday visitors in Ontario.
Miss Alma Cartwright is visiting
relatives in Baker City this week.
Miss Leila Herline went to Boise
Monday morning for short visit.
George Clark of the Oregon side,
was in Payette Monday on business.
Mrs. G. w. Blanton of Ontario, was
Payette shopper on last Saturday.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
LOTUS has been quite i'll this week.
/ DR.. J. B. Burns was Caldwell bus
mess visitor on Wednesday of this
week.
Wesley Emerson living north OF
Payette has been on the sick list
the past week
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Butlerm of On
tario. were Payette shoppers on Mon
day of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Chatfield of
French, were Payette visitors the
drst of this week.
Fl. A. Ellsworth of Boise, was a
Payette business visitor on Wednes-
Iay of this week.
Miss Dorothy Robinson, sister Of
Mrs. G. Straub left last Saturday for
ner home in Iowa.
Misses Bessie Watts and Edith
Davis left Sunday for a weeks visit
with friends at Vale.
John Walker is down from Crane
Creek for few days stop and will
return about the 26th.
Miss Gladys Ainey is home from
Moscow, Idaho, where she has been
attending the university.
J. W. White, one of the La Grande
Ore. business men, was a Payette
visitor on Tuesday of this week.
Miss Lucille Gillette, of Caldwell,
IS visiting with her friend, Miss
Jessie Burns of this city this week.
Leonard Wright returned home Sat
Irday morning from Eugene, Oregon,
where he has been going to college.
J. w. Patton and R. p Purcell will
ship five car loads of range horses
to the Omaha market about July 1st.
Mrs. Charles Hagan of Boise, has
been visiting the past few days
with her son, Ralph Hagan of this
city.
Lester Albert, who has been at
tending the state university at Mos
cow, Idaho, is home for the summer
vacation.
J. l. Chalfant purchased through
the agency of Wells & Maule the
two acre tract on Front Street owned
by Wes Clanton.
w. Ireton returned last Friday
from Boise where he had been
attending the session of the Royal
Arch Grand Lodge.
e. b. Sargent can furnish you the
California ladders in lengths from 6
to 16 feet. See sample at Payette
Commission Cos. office.
Mrs. Byrum, formerly of Payette,
returned to her homestead near
Middleton, having been visiting with
relatives and friends here.
Asst. Adjutant General Joe Kief-
fee was in town Thursday. June 16,
attending to business matters per
tanning to Co. /, End N. G. l.
w. A. and NJ r. Drinkwine Of
French, were Payette visitors on We'd
nesday and renewed their allegiance
to the Enterprise for another year.
The stockholders of the Payette
Heights Irrigation company held a
meeting last Saturday afternoon and
the price of water was advanced 10
s36 per share.
Wednesday evening Of this week
the seven year old son Of B. c. Bert
Lesson. of Emmett, was brought to
Payette to submit to an operation at
the Woodward hospital.
The Order of Eastern Star held
an interesting session last Tuesday
evening at which six neophites were
initiated into the order. Ice cream
and cake were served after lodge
closed.
Monday of this week, Rowena, the
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles r. Smith underwent an op-
Grafton at Woodward hospital which
gives every promise Of being entire
ly successful.