Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-01-30
PERSONAL MENTION

Il Thos Hartung was a Caldwell bus
ness visitor on Monday OF this week.
! Harry Kent was a Caldwell busi-
ness visitor on Tuesday Of this
week 1
w. C. B. Is it possible you have
forgotten so soon? Please come or
write 5t4
A E. Wood returned Friday even
ing from a five days business TRIP
to Spokane.
Walter Burke, of New Plymout !.
was a Payette business visitor On
idonday of this week
P. E. Short was a Boise visitor On
Thursday last on matters connect d
with the sheep business
Attorney R. L. Shaw went to Boise
Tuesday afternoon on business and
expects to remain until Friday morn
ing.
Mrs Hobson, OF Caldwell, bette-
known TO Payette people as Mrs E.
s. Mohr, visited with Payette frienls
over Sunday.
Don't forget the supper and social
by the Ladies of the Episcopal church
on Tuesday evening, Feb 4th at
Odd Fellows Hall
w. F. Strother attended the meet
ing OF the State Optical Association
held in Boise Monday, returning home
Tuesday morning.
The ground is white with SNOW
Russell's Department Store looks
like big snow bank with its splen-
did array of white goods all OF which
are on sale and the sale runs for
just one week, beginning Saturday
Mrs Keating was called to Chicago
last Friday by telegram announcing
the very serious illness of her hus-
band with appendicitis.
Joe Cressweu left Sunday even
ing for his home in Iowa being called
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sudden death of his mother.
Mrs. c. B. Compton and Mrs H.
E. Dunn were Boise visitors the lat
.er part of last week visiting at the
home of Mrs Robert Davis
Hon. W. A Coughanour was called
% Boise Monday TO attend a meet
ng of the board of regents of the
state university held there Monday
md Tuesday.
H. E. Dunn returned Friday evening
If last week from Boise where he
lad been for several days getting
N to the ropes as to how the legis-
ature selects a United States SEN
tor.
D. D. Hambly returned Saturday ev-
ming from an extended eastern
rip of about five weeks during which
lme he visited many different towns
! the east and found very prosperous
usiness conditions
L. ~ Di lSl0lACu k1dtQT-
ay evening from Gooding where ha
as in attendance at the meeting
the committee which located the
lethodist University Mr.. Brainard
tates that the Gooding location
as unanimously accepted by the
ommittee
A F. Work returned Saturday even
lg from Iowa where he had been
18th car load of work horses Since
lie disease affecting horses which
as quite general in Iowa, Nebras-
a and Kansas last year and killed
of them, good work horses
ave been almost at a premium
Visit the Russell Department Store
lring their annual white sale. Sat
rday next is the beginning date and
ON then on for one week there is
} end to the bargains you can Sc
lre
A few friends of Rev. and Mrs.
hos. Weir were privileged to en-
y d VIII SOOSe uilueI On last
uesday evening at 6 O'Clock The
BILE was beautifully decorated with
1t flowers green being the predom
ant color. The guests thoroughly
lioyed the well known hospitality o.
e Weir home Those present were
T. and Mrs. A. S. Hammack, Mr..
Id Mrs. Thcs. Dotson and son
narles.
Mrs Benere Grant. who has been
sitting at the home of her father
Id mother. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Riley,
nee the holidays left Monday morn
6 for her home in Utah. Mrs
rant goes first to Price and from
ere twenty miles by stage to Hunt
gton where the big Buckhorn pro