Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-07-27
PERSONAL MENTION


was transscting business in Ontario.
Mr.. w. Scott Brundage was bust
ness visitor to our neighboring city
Ontario.
Mr.. A. E. Wright was a business
visitor in Baker City, Oregon, one
day last week
]. II. Weider was at Ontario Mon
day afternoon looking after some tel
ephone matters.
[CC. w. Ireton drove to Boise Sat
urday in his Overland automobile and
returned Sunday evening.
Mr. H. Harland was looking after
some business matters up the line
the early part of the week.
Wanted to purchase a good driving
horse. Sixteen hands high and to
weigh eleven hundred pounds.
R. E. Haynes was among number
OF our citizens to visit the county
seat the fore part of the week.
d. d. Hambly drove from Payette
to the Parma-Roswell picnic last
Thursday in his automobile and be-
fore returning visited Nampa and
Boise.
Mrs. Gertrude Levers Blake, arrived
in the city, last Thursday from her
home a. Cambridge. and will visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
ert Levers.
A. E. Compton of South Omaha,
who has been here for a number OF
days looking over Payette Valley
went to Meadows Tuesday for a
two weeks fishing outing.
E. w. Equals of the Golden Rule
Store is looking forward with con
siderable anticipation to a visit from
his sister, Mrs. E. +. Carney, of
Tennessee whom he has not seen in
ten years.
Rev. Benjamin Smith, of Zionsville,
Indiana, has notified the members OF
the Christian church of hish accep-
tance OF the call to their pulpit, anu
that he will be here on or about
September LIST.
4 Mrs. w. P. Ackerman and daughter
Lillian, left last Friday for the Mead
ows, where they go to enjoy an out
ing for a season. They will join Mrs.
Williams and daughters who have
Deen there for some time.
Mr.. Goltry and Mr.. Larson with
their families left this week for the
Meadows and the Payette lakes to
spend their summer outing The
men folk will go by team and the
rest OF their families by rail
Miss Dora Huxford returned Satur-
lay from visit 10 the Golden Pot /
ach celebration in Seattle. Her
,ather who accompanied her re-
.urned to his home in Central City,
Nebraska, by way OF the northern
quite.
Secures Contract in 5rogan.
o. r. Sellars, the plumbing man.
was q passenger TO Brogan Monday
soing over to inspect the big new
school house at that point for
which he has secured the contract
or installing the heating plant.
Mrs. Fred McCluhan left Monday
evening of this week for her home
n North Bend, Nebraska, being
allied there by the serious illness
" her mother While she is away
fred will keep bachelors hall in
ent on his ranch on the bench.
( Charles r. Smith and Milt Lauer
made trip up Little Willow last Su
lay to look at Mr. Lauer's ranch
nd also take in the Little Willow
alley. Both of them We're highly
,leased with the outlook for crops
n that section this year and say they
lever saw them looking better
1Otto Albert was called to Reinbeck,
owa, to attend the funeral of his
'rother who died Friday morning
t Mason City. His brother, Fred
Albert, being doctor at that place.
dr. Albert left on No. IS Saturday
morning to attend the funeral which
ceurs Monday afternoon at Rein
eek.
ID. Lamme returned Saturday from
'ayettte Lakes where he has been
ince July Fourth. Mr.. Lamme re-
orts an excellent trip and says he
njoyed every moment of his stay
ear that delightful summer resort.
Ie says there is considerable activ-
" in Long Valley now that the ex-
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