Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-05-11
PERSONAL MENTION.


4 Mrs. Charles DeHaven of Dead Ok
: flat was a Payette shopper on Mon
day
The Payette Cold Storage Co. will
I pay cash for your poultry and fresh
eggs.
Mrs. C. A. Berding ana Aunt Mrs
Berg were guests at the j. B.
Burns home last Sunday
4 Ralph Cuppernan is reported as on
fthe sick list this week at the home
Of his parents in this city.
y Michael Harris. one Of the prom
fInent ranchmen living north of
Payette is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. E. W. Blakesley entertained
miss Anna Webster Lyle. of Lew
iston at lunch on Tuesday of this
week.
u C. F. Barker of Mann's Creek who
has been a patient at the Woodward
hospital returned TO his home on
last Saturday
4 A dance in Gorton's hall tonight
with good music and good order win
give the young folks a chance to
enjoy themselves.
w F. Stirm of French, was in
Payette Thursday Of last week en-
route to Boise where he had busi-
ness with the land office.
Frank Moss was so far recovered
from his recent sick spell as TO be
able to leave the Woodward hospi-
tai Saturday and go to his home.
Charles Gamage of Emmett,
former Payette resident came down
Sunday to keep score for the EN-
nett club and to see them get
theirs.
w. d. owen OF Miami, Florida,
a cousin of Mrs j. B. Burns was
a Payette visitor at the Burns home
over Sunday. Mr. owen is a trav-
cling salesman.
Have you seen the new high
Knob toe. Short vamp mems shoes
Tor spring. They're here and they
are swell. 1895 to $500 John w.
Sur. The Shoe Man
y T. H. McComsey moved the latter
part of last week from his ranch
on the bench to Payette and has
again associated himself with Nova
Lathrop in the contracting line.
Miss Irene Gordon, a niece Of
Mrs. T. ]. Brown, arrived in Pay
ette Wednesday from Seattle and
will make her home this summer
with the editor of this paper and
his family.
Miss Anna Webster Lytle, Dean
Of women at Lewiston Normal, was
d Payette visitor on the first of hhe
week Miss Lytle is making a tour
OF all the public schools in the
state.
IF you're after the best $3.50 Mems
Shoe in town, sir, you'll find it here.
Iohn W. Sur, The Shoe Man.
Among those who came down
from Emmett Sunday were Msssrs.
Johh Orr and Sam Riggs and the
Misses Maggie Trevy and Harriet
Church. who spent the day very
at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. W. Giesler.
Next Sunday Payette plays on
ario at Ontario and Vale plays
Emmett at Emmett. An excurs' on
will be run on the Payette Val ey
Railroad to Emmett to take up
he Vale team and the rooters.
p E. Short and son Chester re-
urned last Saturday night from
where they had been for
hirty days, Mr.. Short on business
md Chester visiting friend and
'elatives Mr.. Short says the
weather. back east is rather nice,
'ut the leaSt Dit emily.
This shoe store offers its patrons
he most expert service in fitting.
Every foot we fit wears a perfect
1t. j. W. Sur.
Baseball Excursions Sunday.
Sunday there win be two exur>
fo, +,o;.,- 1o,,-o D,,-o++o -
he fans TO the various games 70
'e played Sunday afternoon the
'ayette and Ontario teams VIII
LAY at Ontario and there wiIl be-
special excursion train leave PaS-
'tte at 1880 D. m. and the fare for
he round trip win be twenty five
ents. The Vale team plays EN-
nett at Emmett next Sunday and
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