Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-04-24
Personal MENTION

! I. w. Kenward was county capital
caller Tuesday.
I E. E. Cox of New Plymouth was
Payette visitor on Monday.
Remember the dinner served by
the Baptist Ladies in the Brainard
building Saturday.
Miss Harlan and aunt of Mrs. Chas.
B. Shontz left Wednesday evening
for Jireh, Wyoming.
Base Ball and Band Dance Satur-
day evening 1Oc per dance, s1O0 ey-
ening. -Gorton Hall.
F. H. Lyon and daughter, Viola,
were Caldwell and Boise visitors on
Tuesday OF this week.
E. w. Equals of the Golden Rule
Store, was Boise business visitor
On Tuesday of this week.
VIM. T. Sherman ". R. c. No. II,
will not have their usual meeting
next Saturday.-Press Cor.
Black Taffeta Silk, best s1.5O grade
SO inches wide, on sale Saturday at
Russells for CSC per yard.
H. L. Precht left Sunday evening
for Seattle TO join Mrs. Frecht Tor
a time and about May first they will
return and make their home in Pay
ette-
Miss Mildred Chapman and moth
er were visiting in Boise last week
With their friend, Miss Hazel White,
who is in training at the ST Luke's
Hospital.
Miss Mary l. Harlan, who for some
time has been teaching in the Bible
College at Eugene, Oregon, complet-
ed a very pleasant visit with her
niece Mrs Chas. B. Shontz and let
the fore part of the week for Jireh,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Orcutt returned
evening from an extended
visit in Minnesota and other eastern
states. They enjoyed a very pleas
ant visit despite three days bli--
zard that swept the state while they
we're there.
Miss Gladys and Crete Wilcox and
Esther Reed were hostesses TO the
Westminster Guild at the home OF
Mrs. ]. A. Lauer Tuesday evening.
After the two course supper Mis-
Johnson lead the lesson which was
very interesting, as usual
B. F. Wire. repres snting the Dav-
IS County Nurseries. was in Fayette
Monday looking after his spring de-
livery OF fruit trees. He went to
Tuesday but viii return to
Payette in few weeks and ex-
poets to spend most of his tine in
his valley the coming summer
Ine following members attended,
-he Shrine meeting in Boise last
Saturday aafterncon and evening and
snjcyei watching the candidates take
he exciting journey over the ho1
sands. l. L. and c. W Thurst5n,
lym. Carstens. II. E. Mcdonald. Gao
aezaac, Otto Miller, o. H. Alvey and
[. R. Woodward.
Ease Ball Sunday, Ontario rs. Pay
stte 8 P. NJ. Opening game Idaho
Oregon League.
General L. V. Patch of Payette
has written an interesting ard in
'tructiye article en- the canning in
iustry in Idaho in the April number
If See Idaho First, an SO page mag
lzine published by Robert W. Spaug-
er of Boise in the interest of the
development of Idaho. The article
S included with a number of othe:s
by leading men of Idaho under the
heading, Opportunities in Idaho
The series deals in thorough man
ler with the resources of the state
Ind the possibilities of reward that
await the Industrious homeseeker
Among the contributors to the April
number are Major F. R. Reed, D. E.
Burley, Thomas R. Cutler. L. v.
Patch, L. H. Sweetser, E. J. Iddings,
J. U. Mcpherson. W. H. Olin, E. A.
Wilcox, C. E. Arney and George w.
York.
The members of the H. F. B. clrb
held another enjoyable meeting last
Thursday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Strother. Four
tables of Bridge were played, high
score being made by Mrs. NJ D.
Chandler and Mr.. T. F. Adams Mrs.
H. e. Dunn assisted the hostess in
the dainty luncheon. The
floral decorations were OF violets and