Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-01-08
Personal Mention


we'll, was in Payette Tuesday on
lgeal business.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II Vance has been onthe sick list
for the last few days.
Joel l.. Priest of Boise. Industrial
Agent for the Short Line, was a Pay
cite visitor Monday Afternoon.
A. P. Scritchfield, cashier of the
Payette National Bank. was a Cald-
well business visitor on Wednesday.
Much favorable comment is being
heard about the except onal bargains
new offered at Russel's clearance
Sale.
Frank Dopkins, who has been rum
ming the Elite Cigar Store closed out
his business and has gone back to
Weiser.
Bill Wall a well known citizen in
Southern Idaho the first of this week
lett for ST. Jo., Missouri, for win
ter's visit.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
F. Orr, who has been quite serious
IL i'll the last week is much be.tr
at this time.
DR.. and Mrs. l. R. Woodward and
their daughter Jean, spent New Years
Day in Boise as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Waters.
J. X Howard living on part of the
Moore Island up the Payette river
has been quite i'll for the last week
but is now getting better.
Beryl Downs and Gladys Wilcox re-
turned Saturday evening to their
school work at Lewiston after spend
ing the holidays at home.
Miss Willetta Wright, who has been
visiting in Payette with her sister,
Mrs. Nelson Wilbur left Friday OF
last week for her home in Albany.
Lost Strayed or Sto'en-One bay
gelding, 100 pounds, dark bay, name
reached, half circle brand on left
hip. Please notify C. G. Heslup or
phone S77-2. 2
Adj General L. v. Patch left Mon
day for Washington where he will
have conference with the war de-
partment regarding the state mil. tia
business of Idaho.
Mrs. II. B. Catron and sen Sol
returned Last Friday morning from
Boise where they had been visiting
at the home of Mrs. Catron's parents
during the holidays.
Hon. A. B. Moss left Saturday ev-
ening for Blackioot to look after
some business matters at the State
Asylum for the insane. He expects
to return the latter part of the week.
Commissioner E. A. Blair was
called to Caldwell Wednesday to at
tend special meeting O. the board
OF county commissioners held for
the purpose of considering the prop
er distribution OF the county money
with view to its safety.
The Church of God is making some
much needed improvements to their
church this week in the way of new
chimneys. The old ones we're new
er properly located to heat the
building and the change will no
doubt be appreciated by the congre-
cation.
e. G. S. Brainard presented the
editor of this paper with a calendar
he other day. His reasons for SO
loing were that having no Sundays
shown on it the editor could do 10
wrong. The calendar is that of the
=. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Company
# which Mr.. Brainard is the local
representative.
The regular Annual Meeting of
he Payette Baptist Church will be
ed in their church next Wednesday
vening, January 14th, 1914. At this
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kept the pastor, will be elected
nd it is desired that every member
light be present.-P. H. Evans, Pas
,r.
Fern Wells, the little daughter of
Ir. and Mrs. Will Wells was quite
ably scratched by her pet kitten
londay when in trying to rescue
le kitten from the attack Of a dog
le picked it up. The kitten evident
was so excited that it forgot just
no was a friend and who was not Il
I'd inflicted several deep scratches =
j the little lady's forehead which
bile not serious were quite painful. y
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