Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1913-03-13
Personal MENTION

ioof tAe ilrsL OF the week.
4 Col. James Barnard, of Letha, was
a Payette business visitor on Satur-
day.
Attorney l. W. Kenward was
Caldwell business visitor on Tues
day.
Louis Wachter of New Plymouth,
vas in 2ayette on business last Sat
urday.
E. C. S. Brainard was in the coun-
ty capital on business Tuesday OF
this week.
Attorney P. Monroe Smock of New
-'IyLcuth, was a Payette visitor on
Saturday last.
Memo, a corset of quality and
style. Russell has complete line.
J. o. Scritchfield, cashier of the
Fruitland State Bank, was a Payette
visitor on Monday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyndon Osborne ex-
1ect to leave this week for their
sew home in Atalie, Washington
The windows in the j. s. Thurston
Drug store have been improved for
display purposes by being encased in
glass. l+ii4
The spring line of ladies' neck
wear now on display at Russell's is
of the newest and neatest style pos
sible to secure.
Mrs. ]. J. Toole returned to Pay
cite Monday from California where
she spent the winter and will remain
here the most of the summer.
3. l.. aGSeertsS a6GsSertsS son of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. H. Roberts, has accepted q posi-
ton as operator at Owinza where he
has been working for the past ten
days. Il;
County Treasurer Will Monk was
N town Thursday last in his offic-
al capacity as public administrator
ooking after the estate of Otto
seaman, the suicide.
]. L. Griffith returned Sunday ev-
ening from Hog Greek near Midvale.
He reports the weather quite cool
yet in that section and says sleigh
ing is still first class.
Walker Brothers, of Squaw Greek,
were in Payette Tuesday morning
enroute for Caldwell where they
have law suit in progress in the
district court with Andy Little.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Carstens went
% Boise Saturday to visit over Sun
lay with Miss Melinda Precht who
s in the hospital there. Mr.. Car
stems returned Monday morning while
Mrs. Carstens will remain with her
sister for a week or two.
Word from A. L. Gorham, who
las been in Oklahoma since the mid
lie of January announces the fact
hat he is enroute home and was at
Wichita when the letter was written.
ie is expected to return to Payette
be latter part of this week.
Victor Rotering, of Minneapolis left
tuesday, evening for coast points af-
er pleasant visit with his mother,
lrs. Rotering whom he had not seen
DR. some where near seven years.
ir. Rotering holds a responsible po-
ition with one of the largest banks
l Minneapolis.
|. L. Thurston entertained a num-
er of gentlemen on Monday even
lg of this week in honor Of VIM.
oughanour, Jr., of North Powder,
RECON, who is visiting in Payette.
ards were enjoyed during the cary
art of the evening and last but not
asst was delicious rarebit served
= c. w. Thurston. Those present
ere VIM. Coughanour, Jr., Lloyd
ence. C. R. MandaviIle, John A.
arader, C. w. Thurston and T. ].
rown.
The first of this week, w. w. Man
aville purchased of c. F. Wayne
lie thirty acres of what is known as
lie old Goodwin ranch on the bench
yo and one half miles from Fruit
nd. Several months ago Mr. Man
aville. who resides in Milwaukee, Wis
ed with his son c. R. Mandaville in
ayette for several weeks and while
ere became much impressed with
lis valley. The result is the invest
ent and he some day expects to
approve the land purchased and make
S home here. The thirty Aerea eon-
SITS of twelve acres OF one three
'ar old commercial apple trd ak
res Of alfalfa and eight OF red Glow