Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-07
PERSONAL MENTION

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81. F. Albert was a business Wis
itor On Wednesday Of this week
4 G. E. sIeeter returned on Mcnday
OF this week from business trip
in tie east
James orrell returned Sunday last
from Twin Falls where he had been
soliciting for the Home Ironing
Beard Company.
John Seawen returned to Boise
Tuesday afternoon after being home
long enough TO cast his vote with
the great unterrified.
Wm- MauIe and Lee Connerly re-
iceiYed a consignment OF 1ull blo0ded
Partridge Cochin roosters from Sta
art. Iowa, Oh Tuesday OF this week
Mrs. H. c. GrlswoId and daughter
have returned 10 Los Angeles. Cali
fornia. where they viii spend tie
winter returning to Payette next
spring when the weather settles.
I W. P. Ackerman has moved his
office from It's former location On
North Eighth street to the office
of H. c. Griswold the loan man and
viii in future have office room with
him
We are slaughtering the prices
ef hats Come in and see at Mrs
Ccmpton's millinery store
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Adams and son.
Howard, arrived in Payette Tuesday
morning from Minneapolis and ate
stopping at the Commercial hotel
until such time as they can secure
suitable residence
Ira White of Eugene, Oregon. ar
rived IN Rayette the latter part of
asst week for a few days visit at
the bome OF his daughter, Mrs ]. D.
saker and also to look after his prop
erty Interests here.
Regular session of the W. R. C.
Saturday the ninth. inst. at the
usual hour and place. This IS the
date for the monthly social. Hos
tesses, Mesdames Albert, AckeTman.
Ayers and Ayey- Comrades invited
Bert Quail of Alberta. Canada, has
accepted position in Moss &
Clark,s barber shop Mr.. Duall's
-amily have been in Payette for some
dme and becoming thoroughly in love
with Payette Valley and the climate
induced Mr.. Quail TO come here 70
stay permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs.. F. H. Lyon and
children returned last Friday from
Tennessee where they had been vis-
iting friends and relatives for some
weeks. While beth were glad to get
back to Payette VALLEY they report
pleasant trip and that the weather
all along the way was delightful
Mrs. Henderson OF Denver, Co,ora-
10, sister of Albert -v-sisc.n ..ss.hs-
mas beeps-''sfsES16g at her brothers
home-fn this city left for Boise on
tuesday morning where she win re-
main couple of days and viii then
% on to Denver. Mr.. Wilson ac-
compsnied his sister as far as Boise.
Mrs. VIM. Reilly entertained two
tables at Bridge in q charming man
ner Friday evening Pink and
white carnations and ferns decorated
the rooms occupied BY the guests.
Mrs. H E. Dunn and Miss Helen
Reilly rendered several musical
selections. A delicious three course
luncheon was served. Mrs. Comp
ton holding the highest score was
the fortunate prize winner. The
guests were Mesdames Compton,
Brundage. BOYD. Salisbury, Dunn,
Reilly, Misses Shilson and Reilly.
A new club was organized late
ly when Miss May Brundage in
vited sixteen OF her girl friends to
thimble party at her home on Low
ers' Lane Each girl took her en-
broidery bag and much was accom-
plished in the art of fancy work.
The club was named the Thursday
evening thimble. club and viii meet
every week Dainty refreshments
were served by Miss Brundage. The
members are Misses Merna Dunn,
Helen Thurston. Irene Gordon, Hazel
Case. Ella Griffin, Hazel White,
Mildred Chapman, Ethel Nooman,
Inez Dixon. Malinda Precht, Edith
Davis. Mabel Holden, Ellen Max
field, May Brundage. Emma Egels-
ton and Mabel Keeler. The second
meeting of the Thursday evening"
thimble club was held at the
of Miss Mildred Chapman
proved a great success
meeting was held at
Miss Helen ThuY
delightful eve