Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-08-21
Personal EEaTI0H

]. F. Orr was Wciser business
visitor On Tuesday.
w. P. Ackerman was in Weiser on
business Tuesday OF this week.
R. B. Mitchell left Sunday evening
for a weeks outing at starkey Hot
Springs.
John Pierce was Huntington busi-
ness visitor the first OF this week
for few Gays.
D. a Ham who has been at Stark
ey for the last tive weeks returned
home Saturday.
T. H. O,NeiII OF Malheur, Oregon,
is visiting for a few days at the w.
R. o'NeiIl home.
Miss LYDIA Perry of Boise, is Wis
iting this week with her aunt, Ms.
Baird Of this city.
DR.. H. B. Catron left Thurs -ay for
Howe, Idaho, to visit with his parents
for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Ida Durham, Of the DaIles Wis
tied Monday and Tuesday with her
nephew, DR.. H. B. Catron.
Mrs. Wickham after visiting a wesk
with her daughter, Mrs. II. z. Catron,
to her home in Boise Sat
urday afternoon.
Chester Taylor of CIairmoat, Ok
lahoma, arrived in Payette the latter
part OF last week and expects to re-
main here permanently.
Mrs. T. H. Sanger and daughter re-
turned Saturday afternoon from New
Meadows. T. H. went up Tuesday
and came back with them.
Mrs F. C. Lee and twe children ar
lived in Payette Tuesday morning
rom Spokane for two weeks visit
1t the home of her father J. B. Cos
nan.
Frank Growther and family left
for Clearwater, Idaho, where
Ar. Crowther has traded fer a stock
If goods and will take charge of
he same.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Monroe Suo7 mot
,red from New Plymouth to Payette
Tuesday bringing with them Mes
lanes Hamilton, Myers, and Watson.
The ladies spent the afternoon shop
,ing.
We overlooked an item last week
hat viii be OF interest tc qu;te
lumber OF Payette people. 1t was
he arrival August at the home OF
Ir. and Mrs. H. J. Snyder in Boise,
4 fine nine pound boy.
Eunice Anderson the little daugh-
er Of Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Anderson,
nderwent an operation for adnoils
Il Tuesday of this week. The opera
ion gives every evidence of being a
uceess and she is recovering nicely.
Demont Judd and Miss Helen Judd
pent Sunday at the c. Eunn home
t Falk. Miss Merna Dunn and Miss
dith Davis who have been spending
lie week there returned home with
lem
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Hutchinson ex
sct to leave the latter part of this
eek for Traverse City, Michigan,
here they will make their future
1me. They have lived here many
ears and will be missed by a large
rcle of friends.
Mrs. ~ D. Chandler entertained a
w friends at a dinner Saturday ev-
ling in honor of her friend, Miss
ltterson OF Spear Fish, S. D. Those
'esent were Miss Patterson, Mrs. t.
Adams, Miss Arma jacobsen, Miss
ellen Reilly, Miss Ruth Maule, Mr..
H. Murphy.
w. A. Hutchinson and family re
rned Tuesday from delightful out
2 on Mann's Greek. They caught
enty of trout and think that de-
thtAul pldNG u 6AJON d NiC1LiOu-
rds were a little scarce yet they
anaged to get sufficient to satisfy
eryone in camp.
Will White of near Nyssa. was
Iyette visitor on Tuesday He has
fine ranch on the Idaho side near
yssa and is much encouraged with
nat he has accomplished since he
ent over there. He is goirg in
rgely for hogs, alfalfa and corn and
S made some good money and at
at is just getting the ranch un-
rway.
That smile which won't come off
orning the face of Assistant Post
lster VIM. Carstens is not caused
any particular and much desired
sulations that have recently been
ven out by the department Oh, no.