Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-17
PERSONAL MENTION

|, first of this week
Frank Creighton was a Boise busi-
ness visitor on Tuesday of this week.
Rev. Reed was in Boise the first
of this week attending the meeting
of the Presbytery.
J. H. Kicker of Weiser, was
], Payette business visitor on Tues
day of this week.
Isaac Phipps came in from Virginia
Sunday evening to lcok after his
property interests in this valley.
Hon w. A. Coughanour is in Mos
COW this week attending meeting
of the Board of State Regents
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Hurd and son,
spent the day last Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hurd
of Weiser.
Pete Winn left the latter part of
the week for Klammath Falls where
he expects to remain this summer
Mr.. Winn drove overland.
Joel L. Priest, Industrial Agent
for the o. S. L., was Payette Wis
I itor Monday evening going west on
the Pony Tuesday morning.
The front of the Jacobsen building
has been improved by coat CT
paint and the installation of a new
awning at the Compton Pharmacy.
E. A. Blair commissioner from
this district went to Caldwell on
Monday to be present at the ses-
sion of the board for the April quar-
ter.
Mrs. L. W. Russell left Tuesday
morning for Kansas City and st.
Joseph, Missouri, where she will Wis
it with friends and relatives until
July 1st
E. F. Sullivan has charge of the
stoneyard for J. L. Griffith located
near Giesler Brothers store and is
busy now cutting up the 100000 lbs.
of base stone recently received.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Fry, of Slcan, Ia.
are new arrivals in Payette and Will
remain here for some weeks looking
over the valley with a view of lc-
eating. Mrs. Sloan is a niece OF B.
L. Downs.
Richard Floyd spent Sunday with
his wife in Payette and returned
Monday morning to his work in On
tario. He has position in Lamp
kins store.
j. L. Griffith was Parma business
sisitor on Monday Mr.. Griffith has
been busy the last two weeks set
ting up monuments sold during the
winter and has put up something like
fifteen or twenty this spring.
]. A. Watts, of Meridian, is in Fay
ette this week improving his RS
dence property occupied by E. C.
Keith, by installing a bath and moo
ernizing it. He is also improving
his ranch by setting out prune trees
Nathan Griffith and Leon Crow
left Monday morning Of this week
for Hornet Greek in the Council
country where they have both takel
up homesteads. The young men
are from st. Clair county, Missouri,
Mr.. Griffith being nephew of j. L.
Griffith of this city.
Keith Burns came down from
Crawford Friday and will remain with
his family until the latter part og
The week. Keith states there is
about six feet of snow in that sec
ion and it still looks like winter.
He does not expect that Mrs. Bur13
and the baby join him on the
reserve " etime in June.
R B. Mitchell is making decided
in the Opera Cafe by
having the space around the horse
shoe counter screened in. The OPP
era is getting to be very popular
place for business lunches and the
'armers are also getting acquainted
with the fact that the proprietors
ire putting up one of the best twen-
.y-five cent meals in the city.
VIM. NJ. Case, the popular pastor
If the Presbyterian church at Cald-
we'll. delivered his lecture Smiles
Ind Tears 'Mongst the Mountaineers"
It the Christian church Tuesday ev-
sning His graphic descriptions OF
he mountain people Of the .Alleghan-
es, together with amusing pathetic
Incidents of personal experiences
lmong them brought forth hearty
from the audience
The Ladies Guild will meet at the