Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-03-06
PERSONAL MENTION

a severe attack of tonsiIitis.
| Mrs. A. Soule has been quite i'll
the past week with la grippe.
w. J. Brewster was Boise bust
ness visitor on Monday of this week.
Thos. Ashworth was a Boise bas.-
ness visitor on Monday OF this wse<.
Mrs. L. S. soule who has been on
the sick list for couple OF weeks
i getting better
P. H. Brown went to Boise Tues
day to see his daughter who is in
the hospital there and quite ill.
Jno. Christensen, of Fruitlanl,
was Boise and Caldwell business
visitor on Tuesday of this week
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Purcell were TIE
recipients of brand new baby boy
on Tuesday morning OF this week
Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Eennett and
Mrs. Gorham will serve a Lenten
tea Thursday March 10, at the home
of Mrs Burns. from 8 to s.
Mrs. Ashworth, Mrs Davie Jones
and Mrs. Lester SeaweIl will serve a
Lenten tea Thursday March 9th at
the home of Mrs. Moot, to g.
Mrs George Sothman has had the
window of her millinery store i'm
proved by the addition of fine gold
leaf sign. Brubaker did the work
Miss Cora Platt of Caldwell came
down Saturday evening and remained
until Monday morning at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Platt-
R. B. Mitchell of the Opera Cigar
Store has been confined to his home
and unable to be at his place OF
business for the past week due to
an injury received by falling on the
sidewalk one evening last week
Word was received in Payette on
Wednesday that Mrs. ]. H. Weider
was in hospital at Boise and quite
low suffering from heart disease.
The word as received in Payette was
to the effect that there was small
chance for her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Lauer, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. Orr and Col and Mrs
C. F. Muller were in Boise Monday
attending the first meeting Of the
Payette Lakes Club for the election
Of directors and officers for the
coming year.
Dan Donovan, of Los Angeles, Cal
iforn.a, arrived in Payette Mon6ay
for a few days business clos
ing up some of his affairs. Mr.. DON
ovan says he and Mrs. Donovan are
located e32 Bixel street
and are very much pleased with their
new home.
Mr.. and Mrs E. R. Salisbury left
Monday afternoon for Boise. After
visiting a couple of weeks with Mr..
and Mrs c. E Bartlett they viii
go to Norwalk, California, for SIX
weeks visit after which they go d.
rect to Springfield, Missouri, where
they will make their future home.
Little Miss Virginia Lee Trevey
celebrated her fourth birthday on
last Wednesday, February 26, by in
viting four little friends to share
the afternoon pleasures with her.
The little tots had gala time. The
invited guests wre Eunice Anderson,
Marjorie Brown. Mary Alice Lattig,
and Sol Catron-
Sheriff Frank Breshears was in
Payette Monday evening selecting a
special venire of jurymen to assist
at the district court now in session.
When the sheriff threw out the drag
net he hauled in the following who
went to Caldwell Tuesday morning.
Henry Fox. Chas. R. Smith, Carl
Jacobsen. t. H. Sanger. Ray Chat
field, Chas. McCosh. Kari Korup,
Chas. Fulton and Otto Albert.
A letter received from Mrs L.
w. Spaulding who is in Westmore-
land, Kansas. tells her husband L.
w. Spaulding that there is close to
two feet OF snow there and snow
ing little every day. The weather
is cold and disagreeable and Mrs.
Spaulding has not seen the kindly
face of old Sol since she left Pay
cite Valley. She viii visit with
her brothers and sisters living there
for a few weeks before returning.