Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-19
Personal Mention

Payette Tuesday.
!, R. L. Shaw was a business visitor
in Weiser Monday.
R. A Crump was business visitor
: IN Weiser Saturday.
NJ. ]. Higley was business visitor
in Welser on Saturday.
I VIM. Peutz Of owyhee was a Pay
cite visitor Wednesday.
Prof. Karl Mann of Caldwell was
a Payette visitor Friday.
Austin McWIEams of Ontario, vas
Payette caller on Friday.
Lester Seawell was a business v-si-
tor in Weiser On Saturday.
]. H. L. Griffith was a business vlsi-
tor in Wetser on Saturday.
\ Karl Korup was Caldwell business
visitor on Friday OF last week.
H. C. Veal and Harry Shelton
left Thursday morning for Seattle
W. w. Wilton Of Emmett, was
Paye4e yisttcr on Tuesday ct this
week.
Mrs. A w. Briggs of Bose IS visit
ing this week at the home OF ker
sister, Mrs. H. B. Catron.
l. G. Prestel who was threatened
with an attack OF typhoid fever 10
able to be up and down town again
NJ. A Bates and ]. c. Ba1lGdse
OF Parma, were il Payette TUesday
to attend the funeral Of A B. Mess.
Burt venable returned the first Of
the week from few days visit at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. z. C. Pence
in that city.
Mr. and Mrs Scott OF Portland
were in the city several days this
week visiting with Mrs Scottis cous-
ms, the Misses Afney.
D. P. Rich, Chief Deputy Game
Warden Of Boise was in Payette on
Thursday looking after legal affairs
connected with his department.
Gen. L. V. Patch returned home
Monday from the northern Part of
the state where he has been for sey-
erA days inspecting the militia.
Housekeepers are foolish to bake
cakes next Saturday when they can
go 10 the contest and buy them at
their own price.
Judge E. L. Bryan and Alto ney
o. NJ VanDuyn, of Cadwe1 we're
among those from Caldwell who at
tended the funeral Of A B. Mess
Tuesday.
Mrs. T. E. Walker and daughter
who visited at the home of R. B.
Mitchell last week returned the hat
ter part of the week to their home
in Caldwell.
W. C. Iretcn, who has been living
on the coast for some time returned
to Payette last Saturday and viii ne
main looking after his property ur-
til April 1st
C. F. Bean. of New Plymouth, WIS
a Payette business caller Monday.
Mr.. Bean called at the Enterprise Of
flee and renewed his allegiance to
the Enterprise.
Henry Peutz and daughter Anne
who have been in Albuquerque, n.
NJ, with Mrs. Peutz the greater part
If the winter, returned hcme last
Thursday. They left Mrs. Peutz fee
ilg much better.
R. A. Crump returned Thursday
from Twin Falls where he
purchased an s0-acre hay ranch. He
intends taking possession in q few
weeks, at which time he viii move
The family down.
w. K Bowers received the sad
news the first of this week OF the
heath of his brother lvirg at Elk
hart, Indiana. This is the brother Nh
Bowers went to see recently for the
first time IN forty years,
P. H. Bowers, of Dillon, Montana.
son of W. K. Bowers came N Tues
LAY 20 GCtSuQ Tie A. D. oiOSsS AuaAs2o--
Ten years ago Mr. Bowers served TIE
Moss Mercantile Company in tie
of delivery boy.
E. B. Cox. who Dives no4Hsof town
ind is getting the reputation OF be-
Irg a corn raiser was in Payette
Saturday displaying the ribbons he
won at the recent Dags corn shdG !.
He won the zone sweepscake prf1ks
Inst zone prize and the state cham
pionship prize.
Thursday evening, q number Of
Torng men. came IN to asssz1
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Precht ce'e6rak4
heir Wedding anniversary. Mr.. and
Mrs Precht have just been married
, year and of course was quito an
svent. A bountiful supper was served