Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-10
Personal MENTION

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A P. Scritchfield was Weiser vis-
itor on Wednesday OF this week.
A. Meyer of New Plymouth, was a
Payette business visitor last Satur-
day.
| Thos. Weir, of New Plymouth was
Ia Payette visitor on Monday of this
week.
i J. H. Hanigan, one of New Ply
mouths merchants. was in Payette
between trains Saturday.
The Golden Rule Stores are Gel
ebrating their 18th anniversary this
week
Mrs E. A Moss left Monday morn
ing on No. II for Portland to be
with her mother who is quite ILL.,
DR.. o. E. Lowell of Klammath + alls
Oregon, formerly resident of Pay
ette, is in Payette fer two or three
weeks on business.
Miss Beatrice Boehmer and Miss
VanBuskirk, of Boise returned home
Sunday afternoon after weeks Wis
lit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lest
er Seawell.
Verna and Leonard Wright are in
Portland for couple OF months look
ing over lumber propositions and
getting in touch with the manage
ment of large concerns.
Mrs. L. .. Sturdevant who has
been visiting friends in Neb. for
the apst six months, has returned
to Payetie and is making her homo
with her son, w. C. Sturdeyant OF
this place.
Weiser butchers are again in the
Payette Valley looking for fat stock
Tor that market. the outside world
is learning where to come for the
goods when their trade demands the
best that is to be had
The Golden Rules 18th Anniversary
begins Thursday.
A letter received from Mr. and
Mrs. H B. Orcutt now visiting in
Minnesota states that rain and
snow and cold weather has greeted
them and they will both be GLAD to
get back to the sunshine OF this
valley.
R. NJ Keith of E. c. Keith G
Sons store returned Monday from
Emmett where he had been assisting
IN the opening OF the new store at
that place. The firm is well pleased
with the outlook at Emmett and ex-
perienced a very satisfactory open
ing.
The Golden Rule Stores are cello
brating their 18th anniversary this
week
George Nesbitt returned Tuesday
evening from Portland where he
went day or two ago with some
tat cattle He struck falling mar
zet on account of the exceedingly
neavy shipments and says that John
Hill and Monte Olsen, who are both
n Portland with cattle experienced
he same condition.
The Y. NJ. C. A. Tennis club is
for an active season. A
,lat of ground has been secured.
which will be large enough for
wo double and one single court on
which work will begin at once to
,ut same in condition.
The Club is considering putting on
Tennis Tournament this summer
Imong local players, and also arrange
o attend the Tournament to be
played in Boise this season Every
Ispirant ought to attend the meet
ng Friday evening to help get the
lub properly organized.
Messrs. W. B. Mitchell OF Parma,
md h. A Partridge, OF Nampa, we're
n Payette TUESDAY and while here
Vere taken over the third district
" E. A Blair. Later the tnrse
viii go over the first
md second districts in the same
manner to get an idea OF what the
york on roads and bridges for the
iaxt two years will be like All
hree commissioners this year are
aking commendable interest in
heir work and when the two year
erm is up we believe will have made
n exceptionally good record
Great money saving itema are be-
ng shown at the Golden Rule Stores
7th Anniversary Celebration.
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