Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-09-21
PERSONAL MENTION

| DOih oA 4uOitNdJ tuc 1otu W III.
and Mrs. R. ]. Gilbert, baby daugh-
ter.
Kenneth Ludington and Effie Sin
nett OF Seattle were at Weiser over
sunday.
Vernon Maxfield left last Thursday
for Eugene, Oregon, where he viii
attend school.
Tho little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Z. Highly who has been quite i'll is
slowly improving.
Miss Clara Maxfield has gone to
Mist, Oregon, where she is teaching
scnool this term.
A. N. Ludington. father OF j. A.
Ludington. lelt on trip east. He
Will return after the holidays.
The Misses Rosa and Louise stroh-
oehn leIt Monoay evening of this
week for Moscow where they will
enter the state university
Wood & Spaulding were busy the
latter part OF last and the first of
this week unloading three cars OF
furniture ior the fell trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peutz, OF Owy-
hee, visited from Friday until Mon
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
henry Peutz north of Payette.
Miss Cora Plat visited over Sun
lay with her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Platt, returning to
her duties in the clerk and recorders
office on Monday.
J. w. Adams of Curtis, Nebraska,
an old friend of the c. B. Compton
family arrived in Pas ette Sunday and
visited with the Compton family the
inst OF this week.
John L. Hoihnsshead, member OF
the Cakes a Company wHoie iesale mer-
cnants OF boise, was a Payette vis-
ltor on TUESDAY interviewing the
eompany's customers.
A P. Quimby went to Nampa Mon
Jay and returned Wednesday going
up to look after some repair work
Dong done in the Idaho Northern
shops for the Payette Valley rail-
road.
Mrs. ]. McGllnchey entertained
Dean Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Ashworth at luncheon on Thursday
after the wedding and baptism cere-
ponies held in St James Episcopal
snLrch-
L. c. Moore OF Big Willow was a
rayette VISITOR on FRIDAY of this
week He reports e. erytn4ng on big
Willow as moving along and says all
che ranchmen had gooo big yields
u gram this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Lois Jerome had an
n4orInal reception for their two
,augnIers ana grandson of Seattle,
who were their house
guests. They returned to their
ZONES last Monday.
Ross Quimby, who has been work
ng In Pocatello and has just COM
'leted the machlnist trade in the
hops there returned to Payette last
Saturday and is visiting at the home
II Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Beckwith left
N No. 6 Monday for Montana points
Vhere Mr.. Beckwith will endeavor to
ispose of some cabbage After
which they viii both go to Iowa =.
nd Indiana where they viii spend
he winter.
st. James Guild met on Thurs
ay afternoon Of last week at the
cme Of Mrs. ]. NJ. Bennett and a
cry enjoyable meeting was had.
lean Smith of Boise, was present
nd addressed the ladies of ,the
uild. All enjoying his talk.
A. P. Quimby returned Saturday
rom Bonners Ferry where he had
cen for few days looking over the
ountry. He found Bonner's Ferry
: be lively up-to-date little city
nd was quite well pleased with the
of prosperity he saw
lere.
On Wednesday of last week Miss
athleen Shelton gave a slumber
arty in honor of Miss Pearl An
rews of Seattle. A rarebit was en-
yed early in the evening. Those
iere were Misses Inez Dixon Grace
'hite, Pearl Andrews. Kathleen
nelton and Mrs. H. A Shelton.
Walter Chaplin will leave on Tues
ly of next week for Portland. Ore
IN, where he will enter a pharma-
'utical school The patrons OF G.
Coinpton's Pharmacy viii miss the
'nial and accommodating Walter
ho SO obligingly presides over the