Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-09-12

PERSONAL MENTION

Austin McWilliams, of Ontario,
was Payette visitor on Monday.
Wood & spaulding unloaded a car
of furniture the iirst of this week
J.. II HannigaE, of New Plymouth,
was a Payette visitor on Monday
evening.
C. S. Fredch, of New Plymouth, wa
Payette visitor on Monday evening
Of this week.
{. f. Pratt and family, of Weissr
sundayed at the H. ]. Snyder home
in PaSette.
A. S. Hammack of New Plymouth,
who has been quite i'll with typhoid
fever is some better at this writing.
Mrs. L. w. Russell returned on Mon
Gay morning of this week from a
visit with her friends and relatives
near st. Joseph, Missouri.
The w. A. Ayers family returned
Monday of this week form Thunder
City where they have been camping
this summer.
MikeWhalen and daughter returned
lone Wednesday from Michigan
where they have been visiting for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Thomas have
moged to Nyssa where n. H. has
been employed for some time as
operator at the Short Line station.
The Ladies Could will hold an i'm
portant business meeting at the home
of Mrs. VIM. Moot on Friday after
noon of this week at three O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Wells left last
Thursday to visit their son. Sterling
at schaller, Iowa. They expect to be
gone a month.
L-Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Gorham, Jr.,
and daughter Virginia, Sundayed
with the J. H. Kicker family in
Weiser.
W. J. Clark went to Caldwell Sun
day and returned in the evening.
His mother Mrs. w. Clark, who has
been visiting with friends there re-
turned with him.
DIR. H. 3. Catron left Wednesday of
this week for the Lost River count
~ where he gees to visit for a couple
Of weeks with his father who has
been quite poorly of late.
White carrier on rural route
No. 2 represented WasEoe Lodge No.
IS at the three days session of the
Grand Lodge a. F. & A II. held in
Boise the first Of this week.
Miss Anna Hasting sister of Mrs.
|. R. Woodward, who has been visit
ng at the Woodward home for the
1ast two weeks left Monday evening
or her home in Madison, Wisconsin.
Miss Pearl Wart, and cousin Miss
Esther Wart, who have been visiting
friends near New Plymouth, stopped
,ff in Payette Sunday for a few
lcurs on their way to their home in
Baker, Oregon.
DR.. ]. c. Woodward and wife and
ION ]. C. Jr., motored from Payette
o Weiser Wednesday afternoon
where they took the fast train that
'vening for the east where they will
,e for six months or more.
DR.. o. H. Avey left Sunday to join
;. C. Cox of Boise and C. F. Judson,
i Eagle, in hunt for big game in
he mountains. The party goes first
o HALEY and from there out into
he wilds looking for game and fish.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Floyd return
d Friday evening from Boise where
hey had been enjoying a weeks
-aeation. Mr.. Floyd has again resum
u his work in the Golden Rule
tore.
Mrs. w. R. Parker. nee Matte Mat
lie Mccullough, of Baker City arrived
I Payette on Monday for a visit
With her mother Mrs. w. E. Nc
until Thursday of this week
- WHICH time SliS Will LSluIu " ESA
iome in Baker City.
Mrs. f. II. Lyon and daughters VIC
2 and Frances left Monday Of this
week on No. for Nashville, Tenn,
vhere she will visit her father and
nather for a month or more. f. H.
her as far as Nampa
Thore she took tho fast train east
he same evening.
Louis Eaton who has been at Falls
City, Nebraska, since last February
aking medical treatment returned
nome to Payette Saturday evening"
Ind wes glad to set back. While
Mr.. Eaton says times are picking up
back there yet they are not as good
is here and he is wearing his usual
genial smile and hailing everyone
with his hearty laugh.