Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-07-03
PERSONAL MENTION

, C. S. French, of New Plymouth
was a Payette visitor on Friday.
E. E. Cox, of New Plymouth, wa.
a Payette visitor on Thursday last.
Charles Hartley, Emmett's wei
known nurseryman, was Payette
visitor Friday.
R. B. Mitchell, proprietor of the
Owl Cigar store is recovering from
an attack of typhoid fever.
Attorney ]. H. Norris was a Boise
visitor the latter part of the week
attending to legal business.
w. C. Sturtevant with a crew of
four men left Thursday morning for
the Owyhee country to do some
surveying.
Mrs. H. B. Catron returned Thurs
day morning from Boise where she
has been for a week visiting her ia
ther and mother.
Mabel Orcutt who recently under
went an operation at Holy Rosary
hospital for appendicitis returned to
her home the latter part of last
week.
L. w. Russell of the Russell De-
artment Store left Wednesday morn
ing of this week for New York on his
annual buying trip. He expects to be
gone about five weeks.
During the absence of Albert
Maule linotype operator on the En-
terprise L. E. Merritt is running the
machine and helping get out this
great family journal.
Albert Maule and Dwight Baker
left last Sunday for Chicago, New
York City and other eastern points.
The boys went through with a sheep
train and will be gone about six
weeks.
]. H. Shoemaker, of Lagrange, Wy
oming, visited a day in Payette the
first of the week with T. H. McCom-
sey. The two were old acquaintaces
IN Wyoming when both were riding
he range.
Walker and Anderson have the
rame up and enclosed on the new
'esidence being erected by Frank
Cram. Jr., on Payette Heights. The
lew home of Mr.. Cram is going to
ontain eight rooms and be a fine
ountry home.
Lauer Brothers are improving the
outh front of their building by put
ing in two large plate glass win
ows. When completed the arrange
1ent gives them a fine show room
n which to display buggies, wagons
nd implements.
E. A. Wright returned the latter
art of the week from the saw mill
Salmon Falls, Idaho. Mr.. Wright
eports business in that section good.
he prospects for a large crop were
ever better and the residents are
ceiling very optomistic.
One of the contestants in the Moss
Iercantile Piano contest while small
nd unable to get out and hustle for
otes bids fair to be reckoned with
hen the final count is made. She IS
ellen McComsey and all who know
er are sure that Helen is going to
,ceive many votes from her friends.
Friday of this week Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Equals and two children let
r Meadows where they will enjoy
fine outing. Mr.. Equals will get
e family comfortably located and
ter enjoying a few days fishing
i'll return to Payette leaving Mrs.
quals and the children to enjoy
e cool of the hills sometime longer.
For the size of the town Payette
'obably has better window displays
: her merchants than any other
wn in southern Idaho. A display
at is just now attracting consider
tention is that of the E. c.
eth & Son store. The work is
at of Robert Keith the junior mem
sr of the firm and is certainly high
ass and displays to advantage the
ass of goods carried by them.
This week H. E. Smith is advertis-
g a public sale to dispose of his
ousehold goods and furniture. Just
soon as he can make arrangements
, and his family will leave for Chi
Lgo where as a member of the sell
g force of the Northwest Fruit
istributors he will have his head
larters. A large circle of friends
i'll regret to see Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
ave Payette but sincere wishes will
} with them to their new home in
e big city on the lakes.
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