Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-18
PERSONAL MENTION

Big Dance at the Rink next Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Dunn sundayed
in Boise returning home Monday
morning.
Stock taken to pasture one and
one half miles south OF Payette.
Phone 81 black
Mrs. F. A. Gorham, Jr., and daugh-
ter Virginia were Weiser visitors
on Tuesday Of this week.
z. R. Salisbury who represents an
eastern glove house came in Satur-
day from a trip through the north
west
E. Zimmerman OF Portland. Oregon,
arrived IN Payette last Friday 10
look after his property interests
here.
Frank C. Stephens Of Nampa and
George Everett, Of the same pace
were in Payette. on Tuesday of this
week.
NJ. G. Riebeling Of Bowen and RieD-
cling, was in Boise on Monday of
this week on matters Of professional
business.
General A. H. Bowen. of Bowen
and Riebeling. was a visitor at
weiser on Tuesday Of this week on
professional business.
Master Brayton Weider who has
been quite i'll with pneumonia has
recovered sufficiently 10 get out
and enjoy the fine sunshine these
days.
Werner Klingler. Vice President
Of the Payette-W -Weiser Milling Co.,
went to Kimberly on Tuesday Of
this week and will be gone several
days on important business.
A. E. Wood and E. c. S. Brainard
who went last week to Spokane 10
represent the Payette stockholders Of
the Crown Coke and Coal Company.
at meeting held there. returned Sat
urday evening.
Satisfaction" is a pleasing SEN
sation. II you would experience
It to the fullest-if you would be
pleased and satisfied with your
drug store purchases-then deal
here regulariy-Palace Pharmacy.
C. E. Bartlett has resigned his
position with the Independent Print
ing Company as editor Of the paper.
Mr.. Bartlett viii not leave this city
or valley but has not yet decided
just what line of work he VIII take
np.
D. n. Parks who left Payette Val
ley about eighteen months ago TO
look for a location returned Thurs
Day of last week and viii again make
This valley his home. Mr.. Parks
owns a fine piece Of land near New
Plymouth.
R. A Crump OF Big Willow came
iown Saturday and remained over
Until Tuesday with his family IN
9ayette. Mr. CrumD says Big VII
ow had a fine soaking rain OF las-
Friday and that the prospects Tor a
rood crop are fine
A number Of Weiser young folks
.ame Up to take in skating ard dance
It the Pavilion Rink Saturday eTen-
ng. Among those were Miss Jennie
Dawson, Miss Lucy Huff, Mr.. Sen
3urrow, Mr. Fulksoa. Harry Joshl.n
nd several ether prominent boys.
The Arnould Automobile Company
ave taken the agency for the Fa-
muse Case automc5ils and have On
he read q forty horse power model
or demonstration. This car is one
Z tho best manufactured in the
United States ana rstails for S25c0
The latter part OF last week E. A.
3lair bought Of C. E. Pratt. Of weis-
II one Of the new 1912 moiel thir-
y herss power Rec automobiles. This
5 the first 1912 model car to be
hown in Payette of the REQ make
nd certainly creates fire imprss-
IN cn motorists.
The X. Y. z. Clab was entertained
n last Wednesday al a luncheon
[ tho hcne Of Mrs. Nora Lathrop.
,oaUtIul Easter decorations we're
a eVideace in the heme and at the
able and Z Yery pleasant time was
njoyed by the guests The club
ad as its guests. Mrs. D. A. Miller
f Newton, Iowa
The Enterprise editor acknowledges
he receipt of an Invitation from
he faculty and senior class OF the
.ansos City Veterinary College 10
ttend their commencement exercises
eld on Thursday. April 1ith. We
eceived the same through the cour-
esy of Wilber c. Hurd who this
ear finished the course there and