Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-05-30

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fine new building some time be-
tween June lst and 18th.
/ Ray Nelson bid old friends good
bye and left Tuesday for his new
home in Nebraska.
Hubert Hutch Lett Saturday Tor
Midvale where he has employment
I fer the summer.
B. r. Fitch is putting in new
shelving and remo1eliEg his store
inside to give more room for his
fine stock o. goods.
\. Cellar arrived Monday from
Portland and is shaking hands WITH
cid friends.
Cole Bros. were out on tie bench
Monday putting up posters for their
big show in Payette June 6. Two
shows FRI Ontario we're ont put
ting up posters fer June GIG, but
think they must have made IN s
take in their dates as both are Sab
bath Gays.
Kr. and Mrs. Stanley Dean and
children were delightfully."- enter a n
ed at the A. H. Mcconnell home Sun
day.
About 90 ycang .r,ends sought
the home o. Harry Heckcs S tl-d y
eyeni1g, cs.eLsibly to give him a
cu-pri5c and If he was not sur
prised he acted the part well. At
any rate, all had a fine time play
ing games en- the lawn and later
in-dccr games, whiled the hours
away. 4 fine lunch was served by
the giris consisting OF sandwiches,
pickles, cake and cocoa.
Mrs. Sylvia Sloan who has ben
q guest at her nephew's home,
James McHenry, LETT for Weiser
to join her daughter from Kansas
City in a visit 9Th another daugh-
ter near Wc.ser.
N,ss Steilman, Principal for Fruit
land High School next year, met
with our schccl board last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. King and Alpha went
to Nampa Thursday returning MOI
day to the Seventh Day Ad ent s
Convention convened at that place
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Grimes had all
thee children home for Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Marvin Channer from the
Payette- Oregon Slope, Henry Tts-
sing and wife and c. O. Grimes and
family from Payette. Matte Grimes
accompanied her little niece Malvira
home for weeks visit.
Mrs. Lanfear has been quite il
but is recovering nicely at tbs
writing.
Mrs. J. X. Graham is caring for
her brothers children in the alb
sence Of the mother, Mrs. Slcan wro
is i'll in a hospital at Bridgeport
Nebraska. Mrs. Graham is suffering
her annual attack of hay fever and
has been very poorly for some time
Vera and lone johnson have the
agency for the book, Titanic Dis
aster." The book has many illustra-
ticus and $50 pages and sells for
tie nominal fee OF $1O0 clCth
Bound. $3.50 half Morrocco.
Mr. Griffiths friend who accom-
panied him on his hunting trip last
summer. Mr.. Bixby dropped in for
a short visit last Tuesday, the first
time they have met since up in the
wllds.
Norman Thompson returned last
Tuesday to his daughters home
from Vale not much if any bene. It.
ed of his rheumatism.
Mr.. Barry from We'ser has TAX
en- charge of the Union Tea COM
pany work on the bench and was
most Of the week. He
said he was using his influence with
the company to get them to put in
A large wholesale and retail stree
in Payette.
The Wood River people remem-
bere,. it vas AR. and Mrs. Chris
Movers 25th wedding anniversary on
Nav list and about 80 Of them sur
prised them in a delightful manner
with their presence and presents at
their home. These people are beccm-
Ing noted for their good times to
gether and sometimes get called the
"W cod River bunch" Delightful re-
freshments were served o. ice cream
and cake, sandwiches and coffee and
al plan to be on hand for every
good time the bunch" gets togeth-
e..
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. scritehfield
drove over % their new possessions
in Oregon sunday.
Mary Kinnison returned Saturday
from the Meadows, where she spent
the winter with her sister, Mrs
arrBy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wherry and son
were guests at the w. r. Vestal