Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-07-18
PERSONAL MENTION

, we'll business visitor Monday.
D. Fifer was a Caldwell business
visitor on Monday of this week
Fred ColIburn, of Emmett. was a
Payette business visitor Wednesday
Iof this week.
Mrs, John Toole left Wednesday
of this week for the coast where she
viii spend the summer.
Mrs ]. A. Lauer and son Donald
left Wednesday evening for Long
Beach to spend the season.
Mrs. Capt. Erwin left Wednesday
afternoon for the coast where she
will spend the heated term.
Minister Smith who was serious
injured in a runaway Wednesday
last week is getting along nicely.
Mrs. 5. E. Paine, OF Pendleton
arrived in Payettc last Saturday
for visit with friends and relatives.
G. w. Leek formerly a resident Of
Payette visited few days with
friends here the later part Of last
week.
/ d. w. Hillsinger, of Valentine,
Nebraska, an uncle of H. C. Veal,
arrived in Payette Monday for visit
with his nephew.
Miss Maggie Starkey OF Nebraska
neice of Henry Feldscher is visit
ing at the Fsldscher home for
couple of months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Brundage and
daughter Jessie returned Friday even
/! ing from Boise where they had been
visiting for a week.
H. d. Garwood, of Rocky Ford,
Colorado, visited at the l. H. Adair
home couple of days the latter
part of last week. Mr.. Garwood was
enrcute to the coast.
John Henshaw was Caldwell busi-
ness visitor the first of the week.
]. L. Griffith the monument man
was a Weiser visitor the first of the
week.
W. t OlIOlASA went " lJC4oC 4 eSo
day evening to attend meeting and
take in the big banquet given by
the State Optical Association of
which he is treasurer.
D. E. Dignan, of Dewitt. Iowa, a
registered pharmacist has accepted
a position in the Palace Pharmacy in
place of Hugo Enenbeek who res 'gned
to look up location to enter busi-
ness for himself.
Miss Nancy Self visited at the
homo of Mrs a s Hammack last
week she having nursed Mrs Ham
mack through her recent illness Miss
Self viii leave shortly for her home
in Denver, Colorado.
The band concerts have been posi-
poned for a couple of weeks owing
to the fact that a number of the
band boys are members of Company
| and for the next ten days viii be
in camp at American Lakes.
Mrs. Maude Phillips is prepared to
do Manicuring and Shampooing at
her residence on 1st Ave. South op-
posite public school. Ask for Free
Samples of Je-Nu-Na for Blackheads
and Clearing the Completion.
Judge B. w. Henry, of Nampa, was
in Payette Monday looking after his
candidacy for the nomination on the
Republican ticket as Prosecuting At
torney. He is well pleased with the
outlook where he has been and feels
that his chances for landing the nomi
nation are good.
o. ]. Pratt purchased the wagon
equipment of the Fairyiew Dairy
owned by Wilcox Brothers the first
OF this week and is preparing to
start a milk route Mr. Pratt has
a fine bunch of high grade Jersey
COWS and promises his patrons the
best there is in the way of rich
milk
j. W. Cartwright. of near Fruit
land, was a Payette caller few days
the first of the week. Usually
frequent visitor to this city he was
taken to task by several for his pro-
longed absence of some five or six
weeks when he advised them that
he had been busy building a fine
new stock barn on his ranch near
Fruitland. The barn being completed
he concluded to come into Payette for
a few days rest.
Hon w. A. Coughanour rturned
Sunday from the Elks convention at
Portland and says that barring one
feature of the trip it was one of
the most enjoyable he has had in
some time The favorite slogan of
the best people on earth, Hello Bill'
caused him much trouble His first