Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-03-26
Personal Mention

visitor in Boise on Thursday of Last
week.
E. C. S. Brainard was business
visitor in boise on Wednesday and
Thursday.
! Regular session of w. R. C. Satur-
day the 2Sth inst Usual hour and
place of meeting.
Glenn Wright who is working in
Caldwell spent Sunday with his par
ents in this city.
Rev. Father Godschalkx, Of Weis-
er, was in Payette Monday a few
hours enrnute to New Plymouth.
( Born on Sunday, March % at Sc.
Lukes' Hospital in Boise a nine pound
boy to Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Howarth.
Frank Creighton is at his big grain
ranch en- Big Willow thissweek assist
ing his foreman with the spring work.
Nathan Todd who is employed ON
the construction gang of the o. S. L.
visited with George Fulton the latter
part of last week.
Miss Francis Braun of Effingham,
Illincis, has been visiting for several
days with her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Sur.
The Balm Auto Company through
its salesman F. A. Beamgard on FRI
day sod to w. A. Fouts, of the
bench one of the nifty 1914 model
Ford automobiles.
The Fruitland base ball team will
play the Company ''I'' team at Fruit
aid, Sunday 2:3O P. NJ. Let every
lover of the national game come out
and support the home team
Clark Rhodes and Raymond Wilk-
ins, two Payette-Oregon Slope ranch
szs who have been visiting in Ohio
during the entire winter, returned
to Payette Wednesday evening.
Home Talent Entertainment put ON
by a professional instructor, April
18th and 18th at the Emma under
the auspices of the Portia Club. ALI
the popular stunts of the day. A pi-
ano Fund Benefit.
The Ann Hasseltine girls of the
Baptist church met last Monday ey-
ening in the Baraca room After the
business meeting the reading of the
book, Ann Ava was begun, besides
the other literature.
Jack Gearing, now of South Dako-
"a, but formerly a resident of Pay
stte, came in the latter part of last
week and will be here for some two
months improving some land he owns
IN the Payette-Oregon Slope.
P. Green and daughter Anna, who
lave been living at Loveland, Colo
ado, returned to Payette last Thurs
-ay and have been renewing old
They are again con-
locating in Payette.
Roy simmons and Mr.. and Mrs
)tis Scott loaded their emigrant car
nd left Monday for Junction City,
oregon, to join Mr.. and Mrs. L. A
simmons, who have purchased a
anch near that city and where they
viii make their future home.
The annual inspection of the Idaho
National Guard was made by Lieut..
|. F. Danemiller, 9th INIT. U. s.
lrmy, on Wednesday night. Sixty
i've of the local militia were out in
inform. Company l now have about
lightly members and their numbers
re increasing rapidly.
The Friendship Glass of the Bap-
ist church met last Monday evening
nth Miss Genevieye Looney for
heir business meeting. 1t was de-
ided to change the time of meet
lg from the second and fourth Tues
ays of every month to the third
Ionday OF the month. After the
usiness meeting the hostess served
elicious refreshments consisting Of
alad, sandwiches and cocoa. The
iris viii meet with Miss zola Pearce
ext time.
The seventy-sixth birthday of Mrs.
'lement was celebrated in a very
leasant manner Monday evening at
er home on Ninth street. By myi-
alton of her daughter, Mrs. Cleora
Iasonheimer, about thirty guests met
t the Work residence at 1880, from
hence they came in body, taking
he estimable lady by surprise. Mus
;, readings, and conversation pro-
tded very pleasant entertainment.
. dainty, two course luncheon was
erved. A beautiful famed oak
ocker, a silk waist and several
ther articles were presented by the
uests as slight testimonials OF their
steem.