Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-09-03
Personal Mention

A fine baby boy came to the Gu
: Graham home Tuesday evening.
= L. E. Peterson was a Weis.
/, business visitor Friday OF last week
> Mics Carrie Venable went to Bois
v Thursday of last week for visi
i with her sister Mrs E. c. Pence.
Charley McComsey and wife wen
out TO Fruftland Monday evening fcl
n a visit at the home of James Smith.
e Mrs. Charles Buzsey, Of Portland
: is visiting this week with her fathes
: and mother Mr.. and Mrs VIII Riley.
Peter Pence left last Friday morn
: ing for Long Valley to lock af
ter some Of his sheep business in
that section.
A. B. Moss accompanied by his
young son A. B. the third, returned
to Payette Thursday and win remain
permanently.
4 Mrs. PauIina Sands, of Salt Lake,
is in Payette this week visiting at
the home Of her nephews ]. A. and
Edwin Lauer.
DE VoE,-Ncvelty ard Comedy Co.
Men and Tues. Sept 7th. and Sth
Emma Theatre
/ Dwight Baker expects TO leave on
Thursday CT this week for Cedar Ra
riec. Iowa, where he will remain the
ccming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Bussey return
| ed Sunday noon from pleasant va
catica spept at Portland and other
northwest points.
F. F. Branthoover left Saturday of
!sst week for Rarber, Idaho, where
he expects to secure work at the
mill located there.
Mis- Elsie Steers an aunt Of Mrs.
H. B. Catron, returned to har home
in Boise Friday of last week after
a visit at the Catron home.
Walker and Anderson have ccm-
pheted their contract at New Ply
mouth and the new school house is
almost ready for the pupils the ccm-
ing term.
o. H Graham and wife returned
last Thursday from their vacation
trip to the northwest. Miss Carte Pal
hamus, a sister of Mrs. Graham's
returned for a two weeks visit
w. R. Hiatt, of Rupert, Idaho, was
in Payette for af ew hours visit
Thursday at the B. L. Dowrs home.
Mr.. Hiatt was enroute to his home
in Rupert after trip to the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. johnson re-
turned Sunday from a five weeks viS-
it on the coast during which time
they visited friends at Corvallis and
spent a delightful time at Long
Beach. Washington.
Dick Farmer returned to Payette
Friday Of last week after an enforced
absence in Salt Lake City of some
months during which time he was
wrestling in the hospital there with
an attack of spotted fever.
Mr.. Thomas E. Morgan and daugh-
ter Miss Nell Morgan, OF Cataract,
arrived Sunday for a Wis
it at the home of Mr.. ard Ms. ]. C.
Woodward. They are tie father and
sister of Mrs. ]. c. Woodward.
';DE VOE" Novelty and Comedy
Co. Mon. and Tues. Sept. 7th. and sth
Emma Theatre.
VIM. Sherwood finished the last
Kiln of brick he intends to burn
this season on Wednesday of this
week. Altogether three hundred and
ten thousand brick have been burn
ed at the factory this summer.
VIM. Carstens and Ralph Roberts
who have been in the Haley dis-
triet en- the Wood River scetdi-g
their vacation returned Friday. Rob-
ert Keith who was with them Is Ax-
peoted hcme some time this week.
DR.. I. R. Woodward ard party re-
turned frem theire camping trip Ct
four weeks duration on Squaw creek.
The party had a mcst enjoyable trip
and report fish and htrds as more
plentiful than they have been fer
many years.
j. C. Chaplin returned Saturday
from Van Wyck where he had been
enjoying a vacation Of ten days.
While gone he washed out some
sold and has a small amount of it
in bottle which he is keeping for
a souvenir of the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Prestel and
son Harold left Sunday evening for
Eugene, Oregon, where they expect
to make their future home. Harold
VIII attend school at either Eugene
or Corvallis. Many friends Of the
Prestel family VIII resret to learn
cf their dana r-flrre They lived In