Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-07-10
PERSONAL MENTION

: vacation trip to portland.
Fruit Inspector A. B. Kearn was
Boise visitor on Monday.
The entire south front of the Pay
cite National Bank building has beeI
fitted up with new awnings.
G. w. Bruce and H.H. Bruce, of Ell
terprise Oregon are visiting this weel
at the Frank Bannister home.
Bert Forbes left Tuesday evening
for Huntington where he will run q
big steam roller for the railroad com
pany for the next month or so.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. McCammon
have returned from Huntington where
they have been since last fall and are
now occupying their home on East
Ninth.
Miss Cora Platt spent the Fourth
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Platt, returning to her work
in the clerks Office at Caldwell Sat
urday morning.
"Pinafore" has stood the test as
one of the most popular light operas
ever produced. At the Emma next
week. Auspices Portia Club and Y.
NJ. c. A. Ladies Auxiliary.
Architect C. A. Button is drawing
plans for an elegant new home which
Edwin Lauer will erect this summer
on his lots on the corner of Center
Avenue and Tenth streets.
Masakaru Waldo, editor of the Or
gon News, visited a few days the
first of the week with DR.. o H Avey
and family going with them to Sat
Lake on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kay Johnson return
ed Saturday from the coast where
they had been for thirty days. Mr..
Johnson has again assumed charge of
MS duties as cashier at the o. S. L.
freight depot.
DR.. and Mrs. o. H. Avey left Tues
lay afternoon on No. 6 for Salt Lake
where they will be for a week, the
Dr.. attending the National Education
i Association meeting and Mrs. Avey
listing with friends.
F. E. Kelsey went to Vale Monday
o again try the benefit of the hot
'aths there for rheumatism. He
pent about 4 week there and was
much benefited and feels that had
e stayed longer complete cure
7ould have resulted
T. A. Wayne, of the Intermcuntain
Iursery Company, went to Burns
Ionday. For a couple of weeks he
as been over in that country selling
'uit trees. He says that the central
rogon country is surely lively just
ow and he looks for several good
WINS to spring up along the new
he of railway.
Wanted. Hens, springers, Eggs
lcks and turkeys. Highest cash
ice paid. Phone So red. ]. We'll
IN Berrey. 2Stf
Architect C. A. Button returned
thursday from Spokane where he
Id been to consult with some of the
aiding fruit growers regarding air
orage houses. He was successful in
nding the business and will draw
e plans for several houses Of that
rt to be built in the northwest
e coming summer.
E. A. Blair went to Caldwell Mon
Y to meet with the board of Com
ssioners who are this week meeting
a board of equalization. For three
,eks the board meets as an equali-
ton board, and one Of these three
ds them meeting as a board of
unity commissioners and equaliza-
n board to transact county business
Sinclair Mainland, of the Idaho-Or-
on Light & Power Company, was a
yette visitor from Saturday even
!; until Monday morning. Mr.. Main
ID has been in Boise for some time
ng over the general conditions will
company's local managers. He is
Il pleased with the outlook and is
.omistic regarding general business
Forty of Payette's leading singers
l be heard in "Pinafore" Seats
ith privilege of reservation in any
t of the house, for Soc
Dr. and Mrs. ]. S. Thurston return
from their eastern trip Saturday.
lille gone they visited Boston
ere Mrs. Thurston underwent
cessful operation for facial neural
From Boston they visited
ther at Argyle, Wisconsin and
de other short stops in Nebraska
Colorado. Mrs. Thurston's
'nds will be more than pleased to
IN that the operation was sue
S and she has been entirely re-
led