Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-03-10
LOCAL NEWS

fayette Nlsltof last sunday
e. W. Equals was a Boise business
visitor on Tuesday of this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Kirk
on Monday of this week baby boy
Col. Jas Barnard of Emmett, was
a Payette visitor on Wednesday of
this week.
DR.. W. R. Hamilton of Weiser came
mp Sunday and spent the day with
his family.
L. w. Wachter of New Plymouth,
was a Payette visitor on Wednesday
Of this week.
The Methodist Ladies Aid society
will hold a Sunbonnet and Apron
sale, March "a.
L. e. Ovens returned last Thursday
evening from California where he
spent the winter
Mrs. C. w. Giesler who was on the
sick list the latter part Of this week
is much better now.
The infant daughter of James Roe
has been quite III the past week suf
fering from erysipelas.
Chester, the little son of Mrs. NJ.
Mohl, is rapidly recovering from his
recent attack of typhoid fever.
w. S. Hinchliff, of New Plymouth,
was up to Payette on last Wednes-
day to take in the traders day sale.
J. NJ. Hutchinson of belmont, South
Dakota, arrived in Payette, Monday
evening and win locate in the valley. I
win Wells was called to Caldwell /
last Friday as a witness in law
suit involving the valuation of some
land
f. NJ Lewis living on the bench,
left Tuesday of this week for busi-
ness trip to Hillmon, Oregon, to have
a look at the country there.
The worlmen have the steel cell
ing to the new Creighton building
in place and with good luck will fin
ish the plastering in a few days.
Mayor w. A. Coughanour left Tues
day evening of this week for Port
land where he goes to buy lumber
and other material for his new build
ing.
Edwin Lauer returned last Satur
dag morning from Salt Lake where
he had been at the bedside of his
mother Mrs. Bertha Lauer, who is
stin very i'll. h
Miss Margaret Maule has accepted
a position as stenographer with the
law firm of Tomlison & Brooks in
Oregon. and has taken up (
her work in that city,
Lewis Eaton returned last Thurs
lay evening from Nebraska where
he had been all winter. He reports
IN exceptionally fine winter in that
state and enjoyed his visit very
much.
Mr.. Elmer E. Harris and Miss Ella
. Coffey, both of Washoe, were
married Wednesday afternoon at
he home of the brides parents by
Minister Peters of the Christian
.hurch.
Albert Mohler of the Gorham Mer- y
,antile Co., left Tuesday of this week 1
or Redmund, Oregon, for a three Il
months stay. He has some land in
he Oregon country and the trip is
or the purpose Of improving his
Clarence Dunn and wife of Iowa, I
ire new arrivals in the valley and n
will run the B. p. Shawhan ranch Y
or J. E. Stauffer this summer Mr.. 7
DUNN was in town Wednesday pur
.hasing harness and other equipment X
or the spring work.
Mr.. Yockey, the representative OF
he Idaho State Mutual Insurance !,
was a Payette visitor on :
londay of this week. This comp
ny is working up nice business in
'ayette and Mr.. Yockey expects TO
all here frequently. !
Ben strohbehn, whe has been g
pending the winter in New Mexi- t
o for the benefit OF his health is e
expected TO return the latter part of
his or the first Of next week. His
riends viii be glad to learn that i
ie is returning in better health than y
ghen he left. =
Last Friday while playing with Il
ONE of his classmates at school T.
ohm Giesler, Jr., had the misfortune ii
0 run nail into his foot and for e
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