Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-08-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PERSONAL MENTION

on Friday of last week.
r. McManus of Notus was a Payet-
te visitor on last Saturday.
/ E. F. Forbes was a. Nyssa business
visitor Tuesday of this week.
August Young and wife are in BoiSt
this week visiting friend.
George Everett, of Nampa, vas a
Payette business visitor on Monday.
John Christensen of Fruitland was
a Payette business visitor on Monday.
Albert Wilson was a Boise bus
iness visitor on "Wednesday of this
week
Mrs. Ida Devilbliss. of Portland,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Jemmerson.
| Hugo Enenback left Thursday for
briggs, Idaho where he recently pur-
chased drug stock.
Walt Vance of Boise has accepted
position as breakman on the Pay
cite Valley Railroad.
Bert Dean went to Vale Saturday
for few days at the hot springs
for the benefit of rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Mandaville
are moving into the Frank Cram, Jr.
residence on First Avenue North.
Mrs. James Trevy left Sunday even
ing for Star, Idaho, for a few days
visit with her sister. Mrs. E. G. Trail.
John c. Giesler, of Giesler Broth
ers has been slightly indisDosed the
past few days and unable to be at his
place of business.
N H. Thomas was transferred from
the Payette depot to Nyssa on Mon
day where he will assume the duties
of operator.
Mrs. L. W. Russell expects to leave
next Sunday for her mothers home
near st. Joseph, Missouri, for a
months visit
Miss Blanche Wolcott who has beer
visiting her uncle John A Harder
retured Saturday evening to her home
in North Yakima.
Mrs. Essie Steers, TO Boise, who
has been visiting with her neice Mrs.
H. B. Catron, retured to her home
in Boise Saturday.
Vincent Moan went to Boise Satur
day to consult a specialist regarding
his eyes which have been troubling
him quite badly of late.
F. C. Marquardson, of Twin Falls,
a farmer resident of Payette visited
Monday and Tuesday at the home
of Mr., and Mrs w. H. Platt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Armstrqqs
and family of Payette. Mrs. S., jip,s
merson and Syl Jaskson speat, p
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hillcsmh -
Mrs. Freeman, who hae skeensHsjt>
ing for time at the L. tW. RNsell
home expects to leave - ssanday
for Leeds, South Dakota te visit
with friends and relatives.
John A. HaradeF secfetary of the
Club rho Eos bsE at
Wallace attending the oosseilpo,. of
The Improved Order of ReGnen As
expected to return saturdstJr sgkl4
w. A. Coughanour returaef M
lay from trip in the John neJ q
country Oregon where he went see1k2
.y miles on horseback to look over5
a placer mining proposition. 4
l. r. Woodward and w, z. Bo5rt
'eturned Tuesday morning from
SquaW Crock where they have been
for some three weeks. They
'eport birds as plentiful and that
fishing was simply great.
]. w. Roberts returned Tuesday
from Council Bluff and eS,
)ect to remain permanently in Payett
Mrs. Roberts returned with him but
went to Boise and will remain un-
il such time as ]. w. can locate
house in this city.
Mr. and RS. VIM. Baule and daugh-
.er Ruth and sons, Leroy, Ruel and
Dwight expect to leave about Aug
lst tenth for ogden where they will
fisit with friends and relatives a
ime after which they will go on to
he old home at Logan, Iowa for an
visit.
A. Cutler and wife, accompanied by
heir daughter Mrs. E. r. Hitler and
son F. Hitler and Mrs. Hutchinson
eft Tuesday morning for Meadows
where they will enjoy an extended
putting. Miss Tracy and Miss Aldrich
expects to join them the latter part
of this week
B. L. Dowps and family returned
Tuesday from Meadows where they
laye been in camp enjoying the
,oolnes, fishing and hunting near that
pleasant resort, They report
number of families in camp near