Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-10-30
Personal Mention

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1 Tcm Harris and wife were Boise
visitors Tuesday.
Dan Donovan of Boise, was Pay
cite visitor Monday of this week.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Higley returned Friday
of last week from an extended visit
: in Chicago and other eastern cities.
VIM. carstens ard Clyde Tiurston
returned Sunday from the Shriners'
meeting held Thursday at Pocatello.
Young lady desires position as ste
nographer; can furnish reference as
to ability and character. Enquire at
this office. 43t4
Word received from Mrs. ]. A.
Lauer indicates her continued i'm
provement and that she may return
home inside the next two weeks.
Don't be without Chrysolte Gran
ite Ware when you can buy the best
made at SO 1-9 eff at Wood & spauld-
ing's.
Mrs. H. C. Wickham, who has been
VISITING her daughter, Mrs. H. B.
Catron, returned TO her home in
Boise Thursday of this week.
Lessons given on violin. mandolin,
guitar, by E. NJ. Brown, Boston Coz
servatory graduate. call or phone
Mrs. Phillips, 1st Ave. South.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Cartwright are
the proud parents OF a bouncing baby
boy since last Thursday morning and
now Harry says he will be able to
observe Fathers Day.
A complete line Of underwear Of
| the right kind at Russell's.
H. w. Thompson, living north of
Payette and who was kickej by a
horse some three weeks ago is net
improving as rapidly as he should.
Internal complications are feared.
The library committee of the Portia
CluU nave uCSluSu W hCCP INC i-O d
open from two to eight O'Clock p
m. on Saturdays and request US to
make this announcement
]. A. Watts, of Meridian, was
Payette visitor a few hours Friday.
Mr. Watts had been in attendance
at the Grand Lodge Meeting of the
l. o. o. F. at Weiser and was on his
way home.
$500 reward for information lead
ing to the recovery of Cockerel Span
iel pup lost near Falks Store bridge
Sunday, Oct 26. Had small strap
around his neck-Phone Enterprise
Office Payette.
Jacob Stirm, wife and family. of
LaPorte, Iowa, are visiting at the
home of VIM Stirm on Little Will
low. The two brothers are certain
ly enjoying a talk festit being the
first visit for twenty-three years.
The Granite Ware sale at Wood
& Spaulding's means just what it
says 33 1-3 off.
Mrs. A. B. Moss and son Heber,
left last Saturday for Philadelphia
and other eastern cities where Mrs.
Moss will virit for some time. Refore
returning she viii place Master Heb
er in DR.. Lattshaw's private school
where he will remain for the ba 'ance
of the year.
Jacob Giddis, of Boise was in Fay
ette a few hours Friday enroute to
his home in Boise from attending
the session of the l. o. o. F. Grand
Lodge. Mrs. Giddis who has been
visiting at the home of her brother,
NJ. E. Mcdonald returned home with
him Friday.
Have you looked over Russell's line
CT underwear uniocs AMI two pie
garments of the quality kind.
w. NJ. Coughanour, of North Powd-
er, Oregon, was in Payette tie latter
part Of last week enroute to Texas
to buy cattle which he will bring
back and feed on his big ranch near
North Powder. Mrs. Coughanour is
in Payette and Ontario during his
absence visiting with friends and re-
atives.
Granite Ware Sale at Wood and
Spaulding's. Goods are marked in
plain figures. Take SO 1-3 per cent
off and you have the price.
Mrs. F. A. Stamey left Friday ev-
ening for Blackfoot, Idaho, where
she win superintend a large apple
packing house until the apples are
all harvested Mrs. Stamey is
competent fruit packer and the pre-
prietcrs of the house are fortunate