Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-18

! idhu, OreSOut where ne VIII lOcdte
/ for the present
Mrs. II. Armstrong returned last
Friday from an extended visit at
Lebanon. Oregon, with her son.
Miss Cecil Compton has gone to
Weiser, where she has accepted a
position with the Bell Telephone Co.,
as operator.
J. e. Hombaker of Clifton, Colo.
is a visitor in the Payette Valley
this week looking over the field
for investment.
NJ. A. Bates, Editor of the Parma
Herald and d. o. Kostator of Par
ma, were Payette visitors on Mon
day of this week.
The Order of Eastern Star enjoy
ed delightful social session after
the regular meeting on Tuesday ev
enlng of this week.
Tim Driscoll returned Monday ey-
ening from business trip that car
ried him to Portland. Astoria and
several other coast towns.
w. S. Brundage is planning on
leaving the valley about June first
and will make an extended trip TAX
ing in California and Florida.
Mrs. j. f. Falkenstein returned |
from Boise last Sunday and went on
to New Plymouth Monday where she |
VIII visit with friends and re atives.
William Peutz and wife visited at
the home of Henry Peutz on We'd
nesday and also attended the Ger
man verin dance.
Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Brundage and
daughter May were pleasantly en-
tertained to tea at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Ashworth on
ast Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Felthouse, liv-
.ng on the bench near Fruitland,
have been rejoicing since Nay 3rd
over the arrival at their home of a
Inc son.
f. L. Gordon of Grand Dalles,
visited the first of this
week in Payette with his sisters,
Mrs. T. j. Brown and Miss Ella
Gordon.
Glenn Landon who has been in
Portland for some time returned the
irst of the week and has accepted a
position in the Laughlin hardware
md furniture store.
Ham Kaufman, who has been
working at Parma for NJ. A. Bates,
publisher of the Herald, is visiting
N the bench with his daughter, Mrs.
ieorge Garrison this week.
Mrs. E. A. Kent expects to leave
he latter part of this week for
iresham, Oregon, where she will
DIN her husband who has been
here for some time having invested
n real estate.
Miss Bessie Belle Gupton, a friend
f Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hoff, arrived
asst Friday evening for a short Wis
t, after which she contemplates go !
ng into business should she find
ur city satisfactory.
Mrs. J. H. Weider and son Bray
on and Mrs. H. B. Whitney, return {
d last Sunday evening on the Pony
rom Boise where they had spent
he past week visiting with friends
nd relatives.
w. c. Lantz of Kearney, Nebraska, 4
1as a Payette visitor the first Of +
his week looking after his proper
Y interests on the bench. Mr.. d
anti was on his way to Southern 5
california, where he will spend I
bout two months. j
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bushnell of
,aker City, are visiting at the home
( Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Soule this
Teek. Mr. Bushnell lived in Pay
tie at one time and has a large
umber Of friends here who are en-
oying his return visit.
Mrs. B. P. Shawhan and children +
xpeet to 90 to Boise in very
ew days where they will make their
Iture home, the Senator's recent ap- F
ointment in the Carey Act Land +
apartment making it necessary for !
he family to reside in Boise. n
Bernard Eastman of New Plymouth. e
as Payette business visitor on c
uesday of this week. Mr.. Eastman e
one of New Plymouth's boosters a
nd says everything down there e
prosperous and coming along. He
xpects the apples to grow larger