Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-08
PERSONAL MENTION


i'll for the past week.
Mrs. ]. w. Boylan of Long Valley
is Payette visitor this week.
Sydney Boyer has been quite Ill
with pneumonia for the last ten
days.
Miss Della Horn underwent a min
or operation at Woodward hospital
Monday.
Sheriff Watkins and Deputy Paint
er were in Payette Tuesday on o.
ficial business.
C. R. Vaudeville, of the Payette
Cold Storage Company was an EN-
nett visitor on last Thursday.
Commissioner w. H. Platt was a
Letha visitor on last Thursday on
matters pertaining to road work.
Mrs. Monteville Sweet underwent
minor operation at Woodward hos
pital on Tuesday of this week.
DR.. Bull, County Physician Of
Caldwell, was a Payette visitor on
county business Tuesday of this
week.
C. w. Baker. of Columbus, Ohio,
is visiting this week at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
w. Baker.
Mrs. John Benzer returned Saturda
on No. II from Iowa where she was
called three or four months ago by
the Illness and death of a sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Miller, who
have been in the east the greater
part of the winter returned home
Tuesday of this week.
VIM. F. Sherwood left last Sunday
evening for Spokane from which
place he will go to North Yakima
for visit of two or three weeks.
Or. and Mrs. l. R. Woodward went
to Boise Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Woodward remained for a visit with
friends and the DR.. returned We'd
nesday morning.
Del. Huntington, the steel worker
who was injured by falling from the
bridge a few weeks ago was abe to
be down town from the hospital on
Tuesday for the first t.mo.
Peter Hansen, a sewer employee (
was taken suddenly i'll on last FRI
cay and was found to be suffering .
rom typhoid-pneumonia. He YVES
laken to Caldwell By County Ply
stefan Bull.
MIR. and Mrs. C. w. Gies,er were /
Emmett Visitors en- Thurs lay OF lcst
xecE going up to see Mrs. Riggs who
has been quite i'll for somo time
With rheumatism. They found her
much better-
Last Saturday while playing bas-
xet ball at the Y. NJ. C. A, Jonas
Brown dislocated his knee and for
/ couple of days was confined to
bed with a painful limb. He is
low able to be out on crutches.
Henry Snyder, who has been at
Hot Lake, Oregon, for the last
month for the benefit of his rheu-
natism was in Payette Tuesday haY-
ng been able to leave the hospital.
He will be at Weiser this week and
will soon be back in Payette selling
REQ automobiles.
We can send you a load Of that
amous Kemmerer Coal. The kind
hat burns slow, saves money and
makes plenty of heat Wells & Maule. (
Rev. Benjamin Smith, pastor of
he Church of Christ of this city
las gone to Caldwell to assist Rev.
in a series of meetings
,eginning last Sunday morning. Rev.
will fill the pulpit of the
'ayette church each Sunday while
he meetings last.
P. NJ. Smock of New Plymouth,
vas Payette visitor on Monday. Mr..
nd Mrs Smock just recently re-
urned from an extensive visit to .
heir old home in Pennsylvania. They
eport a delightful trip and speak OF
Meeting many people interested in
daho and particularly in Payette !
ALLEY.
Rev. G. S. o. Humbert Of the Eu- &
enc Bible University, spent the I
reater part of last week in the city I
a interest of the institution leaving
7riday morning for ontaro, Vale and
expected to spend Sunday in Star. S
Ie will continue on to the southern '
art of the state. His office as
'ield Secretary, keeps him on the
cad almost all the time. The
chool draws its support from the