Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-03-21
PERSONAL MENTION


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M. F. Albert was a Boise business
visitor on Tuesday of this week.
Attorney R. e. Haynes was Boise
business visitor on Tuesday of this
week.
Mrs. Muzzy left Saturday for Iowa
being called there by the serious i'll
ness of a daughter.
Herman Cornelson made busi-
ness trip to Owyhee on Tuesday go
ing over to look at his land there.
Attorney NJ. G. Riebeling, of the
firm Of Bowen and Riebeling, went
to Caldwell. Nampa, and Boise on
Friday, attending to professional
business.
Mrs. Chester Taylor returned to
her home in Weiser Sunday after
weeks visit in Payette at the
homes Of Mrs. ]. A Lauer and Mrs.
A. L. Pence.
Mrs. Hattie Gilmore rreturned Fri
day from visit in Los Angeles,
California. She had a delightful
time visiting old schoolmates, friends
and relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Reed book keeper
in the Payette National Bank left
last Saturday for Albion. Nebraska,
being called there by the serious
Illness of her father.
Frank Hogue returned Friday from
Chicago. New York and other east
ern cities where he has been the
larger part of the winter on business
connected with the firm of Denney
&.Co.
F. A. G. Glass of the Christian
Sunday School will serve cocoa
and sandwiches. Saturday afternoon
CT this week in the vacant room
south of Thurston's drug store. Price
10 cents.
Everyone interested in securing a
Free Public Library for Payette,
at an early date, and who will give
a book, is requested to bring or send
same to any member of the COM
mittee, or to Commercial Club rooms,
on meeting days of Portia Club,
March 25th, April Sth.
MIR. C. F. Easter, General secre-
tary of the Boise Young Mems Chris
tian Association, and his wife, Mrs.
Easter, were entertained at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. w. Nor
Icy during their short stay in Pay
ette, Sunday and Monday. They re-
turned to Boise on the Pony Mon
day afternoon.
The entertainment to be given By
the Library Committee of Portia
Club on April 18th promises to be
the best of its kind ever given in
Payette. The program is full of
new and surprising features, and is
worthy Of a packed house. Remember
the date, and the cause and be sure
to attend. Admission % cents.
Last week through error we stat
cd that H. ]. Puchert living near
Fruitland had purchased a Hardie
spraying outfit. We learn on in
vestigation that Mr.. Puchert says he
purchased a Bean sprayer and as
he thinks after investigation they
are the best he objects to our
changing the brand on it, He pur-
chased the outfit from Giesler
Brothers.
Frank Forbes received a letter
the first of this week from his
daughter Mrs. Frank Moot living at
Honolulu. Mrs. Moot informed her
father that Minister Peters who
had been operated on for appendi-
citis was getting along nicely. She
had telephoned the hospital every
morning as to his condition and
while he was doing well visitors had
net as yet been allowed.
A. L. Gorham returned Friday ey-
ening from Lewis county where he
had been for two weeks holding
series CT meetings for the Brethren
Mr. Gorham states that where he was
they were having snug winter wealth
e. with good sleighing. The meeting
was held at Winchester and after
its close he went to Nez Perce and
stayel for couple of days. Mr..
Gorham win leave Saturday for
Bcwmont. Idaho. where he viii hold
4 short meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wells returned to
Payette Sunday morning from San
Diego. California, where they spent
the winter for their health. They
beth enjoyed the winter and were
much improved when starting for
home but unfortunately both caught
Z Geld while enroute and conse-
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