Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-08-07
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Meta Niswander Of New, Ply
mouth visited in Payette Monday.
Miss Grace Purcell, of Boise, is
visiting friends and relatives in Pay
cite this week.
/ Clayton Ruce, a cousin of B. L.
Downs, sundayed with the Downs
family in Payette.
a. W. Cartwright, of Rocksford,
Wash, spent a week with J. w. Cart
wright of this city.
Bascom Wells, OF New Plymouth,
sundayed with his father and moth
er, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wells.
Miss Dora Huxford. of the Golden
Rule store is taking a three weeks
vacation and Miss Grace James is TAX
ing her place in the store.
Miss Edith Haynes, of Topeka, Kas.
is visiting this week with her uncle
R. E. Haynes. She is enroute home
from a visit at Winnepeg, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Anderson who
have been living here with theri son
B. w. Andersen left on No 6 last
for their home in Illinois.
B. W. Anderson, who is at Payette
Lakes was in Payette fer a few days
last week getting his father and moth
er started on their trip to their home
in Illinois.
A. S. soule and wife returned Mon
day from Meadows and Mr. Soule was
able to resume his work as auditor
,; the Idaho-Oregon Fruit Growers
Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew E. Johnson
spent Friday and Saturday in Weiser.
Mrs. Joh2son's niece, Rosalie Myers.
with them and is spending
he week in Payette.
Michael Harris feturned Monday
morning from starkey where he had
,een for few days getting the fam
ly nicely located fer a vacation TO be
ipent at that delightful resort.
D. A. Ham left Monday morning for
;tarkey for a couple of weeks to try
he benefit of the hot baths fer his
leuralgia and rheumatism which have
him considerably this win
er.
Mrs. r. L. Shaw. who underwent
cry serious operation at her home
lst Sunday morning is recupsrating
icely and there is every evidence
hat the operation was an entire sue
ess.
Miss Alice Mallett, OF Ontario,
Dsnt Tuesday in Payette. She was
4 her way to Emmett to visit with
-iends and was the guest of Mr.. and
Irs. Andrew E. Johnson between
aims
L. P. Coles, of Ann Arbor, Miehi-
an, is visiting this week with his
unit Mrs. Waterman. Mr.. Coles is
ne of the prominent educators of the
2llege city and is spending his va
ltion in the west.
Mrs. Frank Moss and Mrs. w. D.
ase left Tuesday morning for High
alley where they will remain two
eeks and harvest some Of the huck-
berries which are very plentiful in
lat section.
C. J. Keene and wife OF Chicago,
ere Payette visitors the first of the
eek. MIR. Keene represents Rosen-
lum Brothers a stock commission
rm of Chicago and a firm well
lown to a number of Payette Val
Y shippers.
Mrs. T. H. Sanger and daughter
ez and son Harry left last Monday
orning fer Starkey Hot Springs
here they will stay for couple of
eeks After that they will go on up
Olu 4hGduONS anu tnJOg q NO0PAC
weeks outing at that famous re-
rt.
G. T Rhodes is carrying a rib in
ing or something like that as the
suit Of friendly scuffle which he
dulged in with George Alspaugh on
st Friday evening. The two were
lodge in the Odd Fellows hall and
st took a friendly tilt resulting in
,oken rib for Mr.. Rhodes.
Mrs. J. NJ. Thompson, of Leaven-
orth, Kansas, is visiting in Payette
it'll her son Henry who recently
me from Arrow Rock where he has
zen working suffering with spotted
yer. Mrs. Thompson is also visit
g with the family of VIM. Gray and
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
lilies, of Los Angeles.