Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-03-30

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d Mrs. A. w. Briggs of Boise. is vis-
iting this week with her sister, Mrs
H. B. Catron.
/ See CLANCY for plumbing.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Loveland of
Portland, are visiting at the home
of Capt. J. H. and Hon. B. P. Shaw
han this week.
/ A Mr.. Floyd of Central City, Col
Ibrado, arrived in Payette the first
of this week to accept a position
in the Golden Rule store.
Mrs. II. B. Catron entertained
number of lady friends at luncheon
Ion Wednesday of this week in honor
of her sister, Mrs. A. w. Briggs of
Boise
The Presbyterian ladies' will serve
tea in the afternoon and a supper
kfrom 5 to in the evening on April
at the home of Mrs. NJ. F. Albert.
Everybody welcome.
Rev. H. H. Shawhan of Danyille,
illinois, arrived in Payette the first
Of the week and will remain until
FRIDAY visiting his father and moth
er, Capt and Mrs. J. H. Shawhan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powers and
two children of Long Valley, arrived
in 1Payette the latter part of last
kweek and are making arrangements .
move onto a ten acre ranch they
recently purchased on the bench.
Patron Teachers club will meet at
fthe West Side school building. Fri
day, March 81 at p. m. All teach
yefs and mothers invited. Pros and
cons of Domestic Science and Man
ual Training, subject for discussion.
A. G. Brown of independence. Ia,
brother-in-law of Mrs. r. j. Rouse,
arrived in Payette on Friday last to
.Efsit at he Rouse home. Mr.. Brown
is looking for location and may de-
eide to remain in Payette permanent
ly.
c. A. Swartout OF Seattle, an ole
friend of A. L. Gorham came in
Tuesday for a visit with the Cor
Eham family. Mr. Gorham and Mr.
Swartout were competitors in a
mercantile way in Oklahoma a few
years ago.
See CLANCY for sewer work.
Miss Dora Huxford, a sister Of
Mrs. NJ. e. Mcdonald, returned to
Payette last Saturday evening and
Twill remain here for some time Miss
Huxford formerly lived here for a
year and was employed in the Col
Ten Rule store.
Dave Shearer while unloading some
sheep pens the first of the week
was unfortunate enough to run
sJEall clear through the fleshy portion
of his left hand inflicting a pain
Jul wound which will prevent his
working for some few days.
Cyrus Williams last week traded
his interest in the ranch at 'the
mouth of Little Willow to J. II.
Redmond of Union, oregon for 400
acres of land in Union county, Ore
gon. |. w. Kenward and Mr.. Red
mond who now own the ranch will
set it to orchard in the near future.
Mrs. Clara A. Mannemann living
on the bench near g'ruitland was
called to Portland Sunday by a tel
sgram announcing the sudden and
serious illness of her son Joseph
who ffas been attending school in
that city. He was taken suddenly
i'll with appendicitis and it was
necessary to operate before his
mother arrived The reports re-
ceiyed now indicate that the young
man is doing nicely.
See CLANCY for Heating.
Changes Location.
The Payette Paint and Wall Paper
store. Brubaker & Fulton proprietors
kAfloved the first Of this week into
the building on Eighth street former
ly occupied by the Edison Moving
Picture show. They will occupy one
half of the building and the other
half will be occupied by d. E. VIII
cox and brother who has recently
come to Payette, with meat market.
Washoe Literary Society which
1 ,,,as c,-so .,f1ad four months rgo is