Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-10-02
Personal Mention

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on official business Tuesday.
. Attorney l. w. Kenward was a
Caldwell business visitor on Monday.
Attorney ]. NJ. Thompson, of Cald-
well was Payette visitor on Satur-
day of last week.
Lee Connerly, who has been at
Pendletcn for some time returned
home the first of the week
l. l. Pierce of Tilden. Nebraska, is
visiting this week at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Mccoy.
p F. Dobb, of Rocky Ford, Colora-
do, visited the latter part of last
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |.
H. Adair.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Ashlock have
been rejoicing since Sunday over the
arrival at their home of baby
daughter.
Dave Shearer who has been work
ing for P. E. Short near Meadows re-
turned home the latter part of the
week for the winter.
General L. v. Patch left Tuesday
noon for Chicago to attend the Ma
tional Convention of National Guar5s
to be held in that city.
The Epworth League cordially in
vites you to attend the Good Time
social at Wesley Chapel Friday ev-
ening October 3rd, beginning at 8
o'clock.
Sterling Wells of Schaller, Iowa,
arrived in Payette the latter part Of
last week for a six weeks visit with
his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs
A Wells.
c. H. Lester and wife are rejoicing
since last Wednesday night over the
arrival at their home of ten pound
boy the first one and of course he
is already the boss of the family.
John Walker, James Horn and Bert
Stearman left on Thursday of this
week for Bear Valley where they
hope to get deer and bear They
expect to be gone thirty days.
Joe Spicer left Wednesday for Butte
to take the place of Fred G.. Erp in
the railway mail service there. Mr..
Erp is to take Mr.. Spicer's place in
the postoffice here and is expected
to arrive this week
John Benzer and family left Thurs
day of last week for San Diego, Cal
fornia, where they will make their
through with their car and expects
20 remain in that state.
B. F. McCarroll, local manager fer
The Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph Company, returned Sun
lay morning from thirty days va
;ation during which time he visited
friends and relatives in Missouri.
C. E. Dibble of Washoe, has on
exhibition at the Caldwell fair this
week some of the largest pears that
lave ever been grown in this val
ey. There are five of them and
hey weigh nine pounds and two
,unces. One of them alone weigh
ng two pounds and two ounces.
J. w. c. Springston living north
If the city has demonstrated that
peaches as well as grain and potato
IS can be raised on dry land with
'ut water. We can testify to the ex-
of the crop because Mr..
'pringston brought in a fine basket
# samples. For size, color and flaw
IT they could not be excelled
Mrs. E. j. Rctering traded her fif-
cen acre apple orchard north of Pay
tte the latter part of last week to a
dr. Curtis o. Emmett for land in
'outh Dakota, residence property in
Dayton, Iowa, and cash consideration.
The deal amounts to close to $4,000
sale is advertised and Mrs. Roter-
ng will leave In about two weeks
or Minneapolis.
Harry Steiner and Violet Canton
we're married Sunday of last week at
he Clanton home in the presence o.
number of relatives and friends
The house was tastesully decorated
With fall flowers. Mrs. Frank Shaw
'layed the wedding march. A sumptu
'us dinner was served Immediately af-
er the ceremony. Benz Smith of
he Christian church officiated
The Misses Helen Judd and Grace
lanes entertained the Queen Esther
society at the home of Grace James
asst Tuesday evening. A pleasant
evening was spent studying the les