Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-05-02
LOCAL NEWS

Attorney NJ. G. Riebeling was
Caldwell business visitor on Monday.
}. Bowker was business visitor to
Caldwell and Boise Monday of this
week.
II. Harland and daughter Jane were
Boise visitors on Monday of this
week.
P. L. Neil, of Boise, postoffice in
oDcotor was Payette visitor on
Monday.
Mrs. Leah Smith of New Plymouth,
was a Payette visitor on Monday
CT this week.
E. w. Equals of the Golden Rule
Store, was Boise business visitor
on last Thursday.
Special Prices on Ladies' Coats
and Suits at RusseIps.
Lola Gorton, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs, J. B. Gorton, has been on the
sick list this week
]. F. Orr and wife Sundayed in
Boise going over Saturday morning
on the pony and returning Monday.
Mrs C. E. Macombe who has been
visiting with her brother James
Macombe Monday morning to her
home in Midvale.
Mrs. Harry Pence, who has been
patient at Woodward hospital for
the past week was able to return
home on Monday.
A. B. Azcuenaga was a business Wis
itor to Vale ON Monday going over
to meet his brother and his busi-
ness partner on matters pertaining
to their sheep business.
DR.. and Mrs. 0. E. Lowell return
cd to Payette the first of this week.
Mrs. Lowell is living in the old
Frank Moss residence and will re-
side here while the Dr. who left
for California overland on Tuesday
is looking up location.
Walter Chaplin, who has been at
tending the Pacific Northwest Phar-
college the past year re-
turned home Monday morning for
The summer vacation and until next
October will be found by his many
friends dispensing soda at the foun-
ain in Compton's Pharmacy.
The spacious auditorium Of the
Baptist church was crowded to its
Utmost capacity on last Sunday ev-
ming to listen to the sermon on
The Titanic Tragedy" by the pas
or Rev. Henry Van Engelen. The
pastor tells us that he is planning
o give q sermon on some vital
subject Of special interest to the
public, as often as once a month.
The United Artisans held their
'egular monthly social meeting at
he Moose Hall Thursday evening
ma most enjoyable time was had.
About 80 guests were present and
after program consisting Of musi-
.al numbers and recitations was
.endered, refreshments were served
which was enjoyed by everybody
present All voted this meeting one
f the best they ever attended.
The celebrated dialogue" Coats
md Suits are now on sale at spe-
,ia prices at RusselPs.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y.
u C. A. will hold it's Anniversary
7upper in the banquet hall May End
rom 6 to s p. NJ. Ice cream and
AXE will be served all evening. At
o'clock a May-pole dance viii be
-lven by twelve little girls in the
ymnasium. The High School Or
hestra will furnish some music.
'urther entertainment will be pro
ided for the rest Of the evening. No
harges only for what you eat
Fcrny stamey living north of town
ad the pleasure CT having splint-
r about an irch long removed from
is right hand after it had been
here for five years. While running
lack plan in Ontario five years
20 the splinter became firmly i'm
edded in his hand so much SO that
involved a serious operation at
he time to get it out For time
he wound did not pain SO much and
c neglected it until the splinter
cyan working nearer to the surface
nd causing much pain. A short
inc ago a small piece came out and
lst Saturday he came 10 Payette and
physician was successful in remoy-
ig all Of the obstruction.
Rsduced prices on Ladies' tailor
1ade suits and Goals at RusselPs.