Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-11-21
Personal MENTION

Regular session of Corps November
i 23rd In l. O. o. F. Hall at 2.30 P. NJ.
Mrs. L. w. Russell left Monday ev-
ening for Hot Lake, Oregon, for a
few days rest
| R. ]. Ring and family will soon
leave for Wendell where Mr.. Ring
81 has purchased eighty acres Of land
There will be services held in Eng
ish at the German Eyange.ic(
Church next Sunday evening at 7:S0A
Mrs. Lloyd Pence visited the lat
! ter part Of last week fer a few days
with friends and relatives at We ser
Mrs. H E. Dunn entertained the
Wednesday afternoon Bridge Club
yesterday. A dainty luncheon was
served
DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Campbell re-
turned Saturday OF last week to Har-
rison. Idaho. where they viii make
their home this winter.
Mrs. H. Jones, of Knoxville, Iowa,
sister of DR.. J.. E. Crouch is visit
ing at the home of the DR.. and will
remain the major part OF the winter.
E. C. S. Brainard is in Gooding
this week attending meeting OF the
Methodist committee that is arlangir &
for the location of Methodist uni
versity in Idaho.
Mrs. T. H. McComsey and two
children expect to leave next SatHr-
day for Gering, Nebraska, Tor a two
months visit with relatives and
friends living there
Keith Burns came down from Craw-
ford Sunday and visited at home I'M
til Tuesday evening when he return
ed to his work as forest ranger with
headquarters at Crawford.
Word was received in Payette re-
Gently of the arrival at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs E. J. Abbott in Mccall,
Idaho. of bouncing baby son who
came on the twelfth OF November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Green OF Jack
son. Wyoming, arrived in Payette
Sunday evening and viii remain here
this winter. They formerly lived
mere and have a great many friends
with whom they have been renewing
old times.
Wednesday of this week Mrs JAS
Hutchinson sold her forty acre farm
near Payette to Messrs. Rogers and
Baker OF Missouri, who viii at once
take possession of the place. The CON
sideration was $4,000 and tie deal
was made by Frank Bannister-
Co. l of the National Guards Of
Idaho and the High School Cadets of
Ontario have declared war and Will
meet in mortal combat on Friday and
Saturday next The cadets will try
to land on Idaho soil crossing the
Snake river and Company / will try
to prevent said maneuver. Major
Harry 7. Lewis will be umpire.
The H F. Bridge Club met at the
home u mrs. c. B. Compton last
Saturday nighl Mrs. Strother and
Mrs. Reilly were the fortunate prize
winners. A delicious luncheon was
served by the hostess, assisted by
Miss Helen Reilly. These present
were Mesdames Brundage, Boyd,
Compton, Dunn, Reilly. SaI snury,
Strother and Misses Shiison and Reil-
ly.
Payette Assembly of United Artf-
sans celebrated the 18th anniversary
of the Order at Moose Hall Thurs
day evening November 18th A NUM-
beer of visiting members from On
tario Assembly were present, six can
didates were Initiated after which
all repaired to the Banquet Hall
of the YM C. A where a most
sumptuous banquet was served to
about rs members after which all
again returned to the Moose Hall
where they were entertained by
an interesting program consisting of
music, reading, reeitations and dane
ing The meeting was decided sue
cess and speaks well for the Artisans.
viii Build New Laundry.
George Sothman has under consid-
GRAFTON plans for new pt0-date
laundry building which he will erect
on his lot just east of the creamery
building The contract is not -
yet let but Mr.. Sothman expects 70
get everything in shape to begin
construction in a yery short tine-
The building win be modern in ev-
cry particular and win be equipped
with the latest machinery along the
line for which it IL intended.