Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-23

Of this week.
Born on Friday. March II to Mr.
and Mrs. B. E. Phillips of Falki
store, a son.
Clair Cockerum, who has beer
working for the Never Leak Pei
Co.. has resigned his position.
G. E. Stone of Anita, Iowa, arris cd
in Payette on last Friday for Wis
lit at the Gregory home north OF
the city.
P. NJ. Smock and wife of New Ply.
mouth were in Payette Saturday on
their way home after a visit in
Portland.
Estimates furnished on any kind
of painting and decorating. Payette
Paint & Wall Paper Store. Inde-
pendent Phone.
Mrs. Hattie Gilmore returned last
Saturday from Presumption, Illino S,
where she has been visiting her
mother for the winter.
Mrs. George Scott who recently un-
lerwent an operation is improving
apidly and the operation gives ev-
cry indication of being a success.
J. C. Chaplin returned Tuesday eV-
eaing from trip to Long Valley.
He reports plenty Of snow there yet
out that it is going off rapidly.
l.. E. Peterson had the windows
.of his new office in the Fitzgerald
building decorated with a fine gold
seaf sign the first of this week.
See us for kalsomfne, wall paper,
etc. Payette Paint & Wall Paper
store, independent Phone.
Fay Coon of Salt Lake, is new
arrival in Payette and has accepie
a position in the Star barber shop.
Mrs. Coon will Join her husband in
a few days.
Jake Horn of Caldwell, the newly
appointed postmaster OF Caldwell
was in Payette Monday shaking
hands with friends and renewing old
acquaintances.
F. C. Erwin Of Caldwell, has
been in Payette this week with a
bunch of fine standard bred horses
trying to dispose of them to lovers
of good animal.
f. C. Weir. representing the Davis
County Nurseries arrived in Payette
On Wednesday and will have a cou-
pie of cars of trees here the latter
part of the week for spring delivery.
w. R. Cornish formerly proprietor
of the Payette Store has accepteu
a position in the Russell department
store and assumed his new duties
on Wednesday morning of this
week.
Miss Magic Treyy of Emmett, came
down Monday evening and visited un-
Ill Tuesday noon at the home OF
her sister Mrs. C. w. Giesler. Miss
Trevy has charge of milliner store
in Emmett
James w. Morley secretary of the
Y. NJ. c. A. went to Boise on We'd
nesday of this week to speak at
the Ada county Christian Endeavor
rally. Mr.. Morley had for his sub
ject, Christian Endeavor in the
Field"
Mrs. George Scott of Willow Greek,
who last week underwent an opera
ton in Payette is getting along
nicely and her many friends will be
pleased to learn that the operation
was successful and that she is rap
idly recovering her health.
Louis Wachter of Newl Plymouth,
was a Payette visitor on Friday of
last week. Mr.. Wachter was well
pleased with the outlook at New
Plymouth for the coming year and
says everything is beginning to pick
up and move along in good shape.
H. z. Dunn returned from Pocatel-
10 last Saturday where he went toI
view the fitting up of new engine
recently purchased by the Payette
Valley Railroad. The work of getting
the new engine ready for use will
be completed by next Saturday and
the engine will be delivered in Pay
the first of April ready for
Puser and family with their
emigrant movables arrived in
|. Is. NJ from Wisconsin the latter
'etei r last week and are getting
V. A. { on their new home twenty
Df the Shontz prune ranch pur-
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