Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-02-27
Personal MENTION

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E. W. Equals and son Edward were
Boise visitors the first of this week.
| w. j. Reimers was Caldwell bus-
mess visitor on Monday of this week.
j. A. Lauer and C. R. Vaudeville
were Nampa business visitors on
Monday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. U. Spaulding, of
Weiser, visited over Sunday at the
L. W. spaulding home.
Mrs. C. W. Giesler has been quite
i'll the last week with very serious
attack of grip. She is better at this
time.
W. c. Johnson was in Payette Sat
urday on his way home from a six
weeks visit at Middleton with his
daughter, Mrs. Flint.
DR.. R. B. Hurd was called on Mon
day OF this week to the Hagerman
Valley on professional business. He
expects to return Saturday.
There will be English services at
the German Evangelical Church next
Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. A
hearty welcome is extended to all.
Miss Mollie Judd and Mrs. H. Judd
left Sunday morning for Pendleton.
Oregon, where Mr.. Judd is engaged
in the undertaking business at that
place. -
The new spring styles in coats apd
suits now on display at the Russell
Store are worth while.
They represent the best there is in
workmanship. style and quality of
goods.
New Spring Hats.
Just received the very newest
things in Spring hats, also fine
line of Gage patterns. Geo. An
derson Sothman.
Giesler Brothers this week re-
ceived two cars of plows, a car of
spray pumps and a car of grain drills
lhis week and are busy unloading the
same and getting them set up for
spring business.
The Ladies Aid OF the German
Evangelical Church viii give a ba-
zaar Saturday March 8. A large as
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ting caps, cakes and bread will be
On sale. Cake and coffee will also
be served.
L. w. Spaulding received a tele-
gram on Monday announcing the sad
news that the mother Of Mrs Spauld
ing had died at her home in West
Kansas Mrs Spaulding
had left Saturday for Westmoreland
but did not arrive before her moth
srs death
VIM Coughanour, Jr-, of North
Powder, Oregon, was in Payette
Monday coming over from Ontario
where Mrs. Coughanour is visiting
ner father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
Stroup. Later both of them will
visit in Payette before returning to
heir home.
Albert Wilson shipped two cars Of
sheep to the Portland market on
Saturday and also shipped in connec-
lion with Lloyd Pence three cars of
cattle The steers were the finest
that have left this valley for some
time and Messrs. Pence and Wilson
look forward to topping the market
with them
Earl and Mildred Venable, of Boz
Sc came over from the city Satur-
lay evening with their Grandpa Burt
venable and remained until Monday
of this week
F. F. Brown of Emmett. the violin
lst, was in Payette Saturday instruct
ing his class. Mr.. Brown has a class
Of ten and comes to Payette every
Friday and Saturday to instruct them.
He is giving the best of salts action
and those taking lessons all speak
highly of his ability.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Brown received
a telegram the latter part of last
week to the effect that A Grothe,
the father of Mrs. Brown who is
living in Mexico City was getting
along all right despite the revolution
now going on. Mr.. Grothe was fore
ed to send the telegram unsigned
due possibly to a strict censorship.
Mr.. and Mrs, Brown have been con-
siderably worried for some time az
they had been unable to get into
communication with him but feel
that for the present at least he il
safe.
Only a few short weeks until com
mencement week viii be here n
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