Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-06-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

A. p. Scritchfield was Boise bust
ness visitor the first OF this week.
C. E. Pratt of Weiser, came up
Monday between trains on business.
w. w. Whom of Emmett was a
Payette visitor on Tuesday of this
week
e. r. Salisbury was Boise buss
ness visitor on Monday OF this
week.
A. Cellar of Fruitiand was a Pay
cite business visitor on Tuesday of
this week.
w. L. Rothwell OF Portland, is a
patient at the Woodward hospital
this week
Gracious Hall. a patient at the
hospital will soon be able to return
to his home again.
Dr.. ]. c. Woodward expects to
leave the latter part of this week
tOt OIliduu Oi uu6luSoo-
NJ. F. Albert of the First Nation
| al Bank, attended the meeting of
bankers in Boise the first of this
week
ID. P. Donovan returned Tuesday
from an extended business trip to
Council Bluffs. Iowa and Omaha, Ne
braska
DR.. |. r. Woodward was called to
the John Syme home on Friday of
last week by the illness of Mrs.
John Syme.
John Bosch went to Hot Springs
On Thursday of last week to try the
benefit of the hot baths for his
rheumatism
Bruce Shafer has accepted posi-
tion with j. w. Berry. local represen-
tative of the Studebsker Company,
for the summer
J,W. Berry, local manager of the
Studebaker house here, was Boise
business visitor on Saturday return
ing home Monday.
Floresahias, a Greek employed on
the track gang of the Payette VAL
ley Railroad is patient at the
Woodward hospital.
w. c. Blackburn of Boise was
Payette visitor the first of this
week and while here looked over
the r. A. Crump ranch
A.,>D. Kingsley of Nyssa, under
went a serious operation at the
Woodward hospital in Payette last
The operation gives prom
se of being successful.
Mrs. Eleanor Hanphonr OF Weiser
md Mrs. A. Rossi of Boise are
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
McGlinchey this week. 1,
Mrs. ]. B. Burns is at Salmon City ,
his week attending the Grand Chap I
.er of the Order OF the Eastern Star {
Lorraine Chapter OF {
his city as its Worthy Matron- II
L. c. Hiatt, son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. ,
?. Hiatt, returned Monday from
Mo-, where he is taking
he four year course in Osteopathy.
lie will spend his vacation with his
and will return to his
chooI work in the fall.
Mrs, w. L. Egbert and baby, who
AYE been patients at the Woodward
fospital for some time were able c
o leave Monday for the home of 7
dr. and Mrs. r. A. Crump where
hey will stop for a few days after ,
which they will go to their home
IN Deseret stock farm.
Mrs. Driscoll, Helen and Ted re-
uIned Monday from Moscow where
ne children have been in school. ;
'om will return to Payette for his
acation about the last of the month
fter making trip to the coast as
delegate to the Y M. c. A. meeting !,
Hiss Eda is visiting in the north.
On Monday the little son of c. o
:. Zinn living on Front street while v
Ia5ing with toy gun got his fling b
r fast in the gun in such peculiar \
lanner as to prevent its release il
rithout causing considerable pain. R
he lad was taken to a physician, an a
nesthetic administered. and the g
niger removed. b
Miss Bertha Smith, who has been h
isiting with her brothe. Charles R. F
mith since last October left last
Teek for her home in Free Soil. Wis
onsin. She expects to visit friends
t Cheyenne. and Denver enroute