Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-06-13
PERSONAL MENTION


. ~N -NSN-fS ANNeAd.
]. D. Gorton was a Boise visitor on
Friday Of last week
W. C, sturtevandt was Caldwell
! business visitor on Monday.
T. Fl. Sanger visited she state capt
tai city on Friday Of last week.
Louis Wachter of New Plymouth,
was a Payettc visitor on Saturday.
P. Monroe smock, OF New plymouth
was a Psyette business visitor on
Friday.
Attorney F. H. Lyon was attending
court in Caldwell the fore part OF
this week.
George Blayd OF New Plymouth,
was a Payette visitor en- Friday o.
last week.
NJ. E. Wood and George windle
were county seat visitors on Mon.
day OF this week.
suDt. c. A. Strong, Of the New
Plymouth schools was a Payctte vFsi-
tor Friday of last week.
]. B. Cosman was a Caldwell visi-
tor on Friday of last week being cal
led there as witness i'll case in
District court.
Miss 10 Kenward who has been
attending school at Lewiston returned
home for the summer vacation Sat
urday Of last week.
Miss Gladys Scott granddaughter OF
R. w. Jones came in Saturday morn
ing from Mountainhome for a two
weeks visit at the Jones home.
Buy paints at Brubaker & Fultozs
while the price is cheap.
Dan Coats and Milt Lauer, who
are serinvg as jurymen this term of
court came home Saturday evening
and returned to Caldwell Monday
morning.
C. ]. Lundt, Henry Roimess and d.
Z. Durham were passengers on the
Pony on Friday morning of last wssk
being called to Caldwell as witnesses
in case in District court.
J. F. Orr and wife went to Boise
Friday evening to attend the we'd
ding of W. II. Trenner, Supt. of
Construction of Tic idaho Oregon
Light & Power Company.
Hon. w. A. Coughanour is author
ity for the statement that Al
Der Wilson has recently adopted the
habit OF earring an umbraelIa Within
it locks like rain or net
Frank Cross, CT New Plymouth, was
a Payette visitor on Saturday last. Mr.
Cross is one Of the large fruit grow
ers near Plymouth and is intensely
about the crop this year.
Ben stroabehm left Saturday even
ing on Nc for Portland where he
goes as a delegate to TIE confer
ence of tie German Evangelical
church rerresenting tie LEGAL church
here.
NJ. Fitch returned Sunday from
Vale where he had been for a few
lays taking the hot baths at the
springs there for the benefit OF
mis- rheumatism. He returned much
improved in health.
E. D. Spottswood Of Wcstside, IoE1
/ son Of W. L. spottswood arrived
n Payette Friday Of last week for
| two wosks visit with his father.
Mr.. spottswood is cashier of the
Valley Bank of WestsiGe.
J. E. Jones left Sunday morning fer
New Meadows who're he hasaccepted
, position 0n the New Meadows
Mr.. Jones is a first class
printer and the management of the
Tribune is fortunate in securing his
services.
d. D. Hamlby Manager Of the
Riverside Orchard Company left Sat
lrday morning for Portland where
le viii spend several days looking
,ver some of Tie big orchard pro
positions similar to the one he has
,harge Of in this valley.
Waite Wyatt Of westmoreland.
Kansas. an cd friend Of NJ E. Wood
ind L. W. Spaulding arrived in Pay
,tte on Friday aud is spending a few
lays visiting his friends and look
ng over the valley. Mr. Wyatt is
ocomotive Inspector for the Chicago
E Alton Railroad.
Mrs. H. NJ. Bell left Saturday even
ng on No for Minnescta where
she goes to join her husband who
ias been visiting his father aud
mother for sometime who have been
-ery III. Mr.. and Mrs. Bell win re
urn to Payette within the next
month bringing with tham his
iather aE1 mother in the hopes that
ne change OF climate win materially
benefit their health.