Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-09-19
PERSONAL MENTION
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E. w. Equals was Boise business
visitor on Wednesday of this week.
]. A. Watts, of Meridian, visited
with friends in Payette the latter
part of last week.
Miss Ruth Maule returned Friday
last from ogden where she has been
visiting friends and relatives.
| A. D. Looney, of the Central Coal
& Lumber Co., was We.ser business
visitor on Monday of this week.
The Juvenile Band of Payette has
contracted to play at Ontario on next
Monday the opening day of the Nal
heur County Fair.
Miss Mary Collins, sister of Mrs.
]. w. Roberts, arrived in Payette last
week and will make her home with
the Roberts family.
Mrs. Jacob Gibbs, of Boise, returned
TO her home Saturday after pleas
ant visit at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. NJ. E. Mcdonald.
MISS NUN CECII itlI IAS idIIOA
part of last week for Ontario where
she will attend the Holy Rosary
school the coming winter.
Mrs. A H. Brubaker and daughter
Lulu, of Bigelow, Kansas, have ar
rived in Payette for visit with the
family of E. H. Brubaker.
Mrs. K. G. Boyd has consented to
take charge of the society news for
the Enterprise. If you have any SC
cial notes phone them to her at the
Westside school house.
Mrs. DuelI a sister of Mrs. Chas.
Ensign, and daughter Viola, and son
Arthur, arrived in Payette last Thurs
day from Canada and intend to make
their future home here.
W. P Nichols, who has a position
with the government forces at Arrow
rock where tie big dam is being built
came over Saturday and visited over
Sunday with his family.
F. Stamey living north of the city
is enjoying visit from his son Hor-
ace Stamey who arrived the latter
part of last week and will visit for
a week or ten days. Mr.. Stamey is
engaged in the laundry business at
Ellensburg, Washington.
The Russell Department store will
keep open every evening during the
street fair
Ben Strohbehn went to Twin Falls
Monday of this week where he will
transacting business for
few days Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Strohbehn will return with him and
will make their home coming year
on the Strohbehn ranch near Falk
Store.
w. K. Bowers returned Friday last
from an extended visit in the east.
While gone Mr.. Bowers had the ex-
treme pleasure of visiting for some
time with brother he had not seen
for forty years. While he enjoyed the
trip immensely he is glad to get
back to Payette again.
Mrs. R. L. Shaw left hurriedly Tues
day for Enid, Oklahoma in response
to a telegram stating that if she de-
sired to see her father alive she
should come at once. Some ten days
ago she received a telegram that
her father was very i'll and had be-
san preparing to visit him but the
word Tuesday was such as to war
ner immediate departure.
DR.. o. H. Alvey returned from his
hunting trip over near Ketchum, Ida
no. On account of being misinform-
I'd as to the supplies they would
De able to get the trip was some
what of a disappointment as after
getting over in the basin they found
10 supplies purchasable and were
orced to turn back. They succeeded
IL catching some fine trout but had
10 hunting.
Lee Connerly who is recovering
rom a severe spell or sickness and
las been unable to work for some
months has cause to congratulate him
self on an account policy he took cut
n the Guardian Casualty Company,
,f Utah, Since the eighth day CT last
April he has drawn his forty dollars
/ month which amount he will con-
inue to draw for two years provid-
ng he is unable to return to work
The havesting Of the bumper crops
If the Northwest, and the increase
Z railroad building and other activit-
es, have made such heavy drafts on
he available force OF laborers. that
he Secretary of the Interior has
ound it necessary to advertise for
men to work on the big Arrowrock
Is m which the Government is build.