Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-13
LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. Lyle Wood has been on the
sick list the past few days.

Il Mrs. Lyle Wood has been on the
sick list the past few days.
Mrs. w. E. Lees, of Ontario, was
Payette shopper last Saturday.
g p. NJ. Smock OF New Plymouth,
n passed through Payette Monday en-
route for Boise.
Attorney F. H. Lyon was a Cald-
Z well visitor on legal business Thurs
day of last week.
Il. w. Equals of the Golden Rule
n store, was Boise business visitor
on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. /. r. Woodward and daughter
kJeanie returned last Friday from a
weeks visit with friends in Boise.
v Mrs. c. Henrichsen and Mrs.
! John Casberg left last Sunday for
an extended visit with friends and
relatives in Germany.
! l/C. w. Miller OF Illinois is one of
/the strangers in the city this week
looking over the valley He is an
old friend of A. E. Barradell.
DR.. j. c. Woodward WAS called
Ito Emmett last Thursday to see
( Mr.. NJ. j. McGraw who is suffering
with incurable cancer of the stom-
ach.
! /E. C. Baker of Emmett, who has
Dbeen a patient at the Woodward hos
pital for the past few weeks was
able to return to his home Tuesday
of this week.
j. NJ. Rising of Baker City, ar
rived in Payettc on Monday evening
lAnd is experimenting the planting
of fruit trees on his tract of land
north OF Payette.
DR.. and Mrs. j. c. Woodward, Mr..
and Mrs. E. P. Holtenhouse and DR..
". R. Woodward formed an auto
party hat drove to Weiser Sunday |
last and called on DR.. and Mrs. W.
Il. Hamilton.
Fred Mobus and family, who left
Payette about ninety days ago to
Visit in Ohio, stopped off the first
of the week for a few days visit |
with friends in Payette. They were
on their way to Portland.
H. ]. Hess of Guthrie Center, Ia,
was Fruitland visitor the first
/of this week having come out to
look after his property at that
point He returned to his home in
Iowa on Monday evening.
e. r. Salisbury and w. r. Com
ish returned last Thursday evening
from a business trip TO Portland.
Both gentlemen were pleased with
the section of the northwest they
viited and may return to locate in
or near Portland.
Mrs. A. NJ. Johnson and daughter,
of Fort Morgan, Colorado ar
Eived in Payette on Monday to
visit at the C. b. Compton home.
The two families were well acquaint- I
ed years ago when they lived In
the same town in Nebraska.
George w. Hutton left last Thurs ]
day for Grand junction, Colorado,
where he will endeayor to dispose
of some property and If successful {
will return to Payette to live. II |
not Mrs. Hutton and the children
will join him just as soon as school .
is out.
III. A. Gorham Of the T. & X. Mil
ling Company, was a business yisi-
tor to Emmett on last Thursday and
stopped off at New Plymouth on
his return trip Friday. Mr.. Gorham
says everything up the valley looks
and the ranchmen are
all busy as bees.
Postmaster Burt Venable has /
been slightly under the weather the
past few days. Not enough to
keep him from looking after his
duties in the office and not enough
to make him grouchy, but just enough
to tell by his appearance that he
wasn't feeling the best in the world.
On Monday Herbert F. Ward, Sec ,
retary of the Eleventh U. s. Civil :
Service District, with headquarters at '
Seattle, Wash, was a Payette Wis +
itor, for the purpose Of organizing a r
local board of examiners. Assistant G
Postmaster VIM N. Carstens and G
Clerk Albert e. White, of the Pay Z
cite postoffice, were appointed mem +
bers of the board for Payette, Mr. c
Carstens being designated as secre- y
tary of the board. Under this ar r
many of the Civil Ser {
vice examinations TO be held In the v
futura will he conducted in this city,