Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-29

PERSONAL MENTION

c. E. Pratt of Weiser, was Pay
ette visitro on Tuesday
w. R. oNeil was a Vale business
visitor on Monday of this week.
J. H. Weider was Boise business
visitor on Monday of this week.
Lloyd Pence made a business trip
to Boise on Monday of this week.
New Front Lace Corsets at the
Canyon Coml. Cos. Store, $3.50.
James A. Lauer transacted bus
ness in Boise on Monday of this
week.
A. f. Work, the horseman, was a
Vale business visitor on Monday of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Stewart, Of
Dead OK flat were trading in Pay
dtte on Tuesday.
Harry Shelton returned to Pay
cite the first part of the week after
a months visit in Seattle.
Mrs. A. w. Briggs of Boise, visited
the latter part of last week with
her sister Mrs. H. B. Catron.
Denney & Company received car
load of Meridian spray on Monday
and forwarded the same to Fruitland
e. w. Equals, proprietor of the
Golden Rule Store, was a Boise bus
mess visitor on Tuesday of this
week.
Madam, If you have not seen our
showing Of spring footwear, you are
missing something worth seeing
J. w. Sur.
Dickenson's Maple Cream. de-
llcious confection. Only 10c per
pound. Canyon Coml. Co.
Karl Asmussen was sufficiently re-
covered from his recent illness as
TO be able to leave the hospital and
return to his home.
A. @. Campbell, Assistant Division
Superintendent of the o. S. L. was
a Payette visitor for few hours
between trains on Monday.
Miss Marjorie Stark was given the
$40 gold piece by the Payette-We's-
er Milling Company on last Thurs
day evening at the Emma Theatre.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Rusk who have
been at the hospital with their
baby for the past week returned 10
their home in Boise Tuesday NOR
ing.
Mrs. James Whalen is reported as
quite i'll this week. She has been
III for sometime and is not making
Is rapid a recovery as her friends
had hoped for.
Jack Watkins of Caldwell, was q
Payette visitor on Saturday in his
official capacity as sheriff. He was
jurors for this term o.
court and N. A. Jacobsen, C. II.
Ensign and George w. Jeffries will
serve the court in that capacity at
his term.
VIM. F. Sherwood returned Sunday
from a four weeks business
rip to the northwest during which
lime he visited Spokane and North
He found conditions in
hat section about the same as here
1ut believes it is picking up faster
lere than in that section.
r. L. Shaw of this city, one of
he directors of the National Rifle
Association has been appointed Sec
-etary CT the Rifle Association for
he State Of Idaho, and as such will
rave the supervision Of all Club
Rifle shooting which is under the
control of the Ma ional Assertion
n this State.
We're showing the choicest ere
ltions in Women's low foot wear
hat ever graced womans foot. But,
on oxfords, colonials aud ties, s2.g0
o $3.50. John w. Sur. The Shoe
nan.
Monday February 10Th an event
happened up the Payette river that
4 the usual hustle and rush of ge-
ing up the paper we overlooked. It
vas the advent to the home of Mr..
ind Mrs. Thos. Mccartney of a fine
oaby boy The youngster already as
,erts his right and is ruling the
household with an iron hand.
Col. James Barnard of Letha, was
n Payette on business Tuesday. Tie
Col cried the big Mcbride & Gail
lraith sale at Falks Store on last
Friday which was one of the biz
yest sales ever held in this valley
md is feeling justly proud OF the
success of the sale as the net pro-
leeds were several hundred dollars
more than what the owners had fig-
lred on getting.
Lot ~cur next petticOat be an Elite