Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-11-20
Personal Mention

n C. J. Lundt of Crystal was a Pay
ette business visitor on Monday.
Mr.. Lester Seawell was in Vale las
Thursday. looking after his sheel
to at that place.
a. Miss Helene Stuye, a teacher q
~ the Payette- Oregon Slope was a Wis
= itor in Payette last Saturday.
Born on Friday November 18th to
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Thomas baby
girl Mother and daughter doing
nicely.
Mr.. Ben Bohannon and Water
Gorham have erected residences on
: the Gorham property facing Seventh
Street.
Mrs. Reed Dowlin of Albany, who
visited laat week at the home of Mr.
Nelson Wilbur, returned to her home
Sunday afternoon
Wesley Jimmerson left Saturday
night on No. 10 for an eastern trip
which viii take him to Chicago and
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I Howard and Ben Butler returned
/ from Sweet, Idaho, last Thursday.
They had been to look after their
father who IS taking treatments from
DR.. Skippen. former Doctor of Pa
cite.
I Mrs. Evans, the wife of ReT. Evans
Of the Baptist Church who was TAX
en- to Boise last week, was operated
on and is reported to be getting a'clg
nicely. She viii be home in a few
days.
Rain and Mud, you viii need a
pair Of rubbers or over shoes. You
can get them at 20 per cent discount
-Gorham Mere Co.
Johnson & Walker en- Tuesday OF
last week shipped a car lead Of hogs
to the Portland market and on Fri
day Of this week viii ship a car OF
hogs and car of sheep each to the
same market.
E. III. Brown, a music teacher Of
Payette, was taken to Ontario to
the Holy Rosary Hospital where he
was operated on for appendicitis,
Tuesday. He passed through the op-
GRAFTON successfully and is gett ng
along nicely.
Manager II. ]. Higley and Mrs Hig
ley left last Thursday eve1ing for
Spokane to be present at the Nstio1-
al Apple Show he'd there this week.
AS Mr.. Higley is one of the directors
OF the show they viii probably re-
main all week
w. H. S. Thompson, living north
of Payette, who was kicked by
horse and severely injured about
five weeks ago is able to be up and
abo,t again but it viii be some time
before he viii be able TO do any
work on his place.
Mrs. Albert White, who went to
Lewiston a few days ago to be with
her daughter Maude during her IL
ness, reports that Miss Maude is
doing nicely. She was operated on
for appendicitis last Monday. Mss
Maude has been attending schcol at
the State Normal.
DR.. and Mrs. c. E. wiisan, who
have been living in the willamette
Valley, are in Payette fer few
weeks visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. 7. shontz. Dr. and Mrs.
Wrson visited in Payeete about
.wo years ago and at that time We're
very tayorably impressed with the
valley.
Mrs. Sarah E. Williams, ter an
Illness of several months, passed
away last Monday. She is survived
oy eight children all of whom We're
With her during her last illness. Tie
funeral was held Wednesday afte7-
noon at 2 O'Clock, in the Christian
.hurch, Rev. BENZ. Smith officiating.
[nterment was made in the Riverside
Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Wells and
lar-hter Fern returned LIST Saturday
evening from a months visit in Long
Valley. While gone Mrs. Wells visit
ID with her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Conyers and Mr..
Wells INDUCED in a deer hunt with
A large party. Seven were out and
the limit was secured before they
Mrs. S. ]. Knepp ard daughter vs.
ted last Wednesday with Mrs. Rose
They left on No. 5
for North Dakota, goirg by way OF
northern Idaho. They intend speno-
ing the winter visiting with Ola
friends there after which they
return to Payette to live Mr.. S = :.
Knepp intends spending the winter
In the Southern United Ststes wita