Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-23
Personal Mention

tVlsitor on saturday OF last week.
: Glen Wright, Of Caldwell, spent
: Sunday with his parents in Payette.
C. w. Thurston left Wednesday for
a two weeks vacation at Haley, Ida.
Grover Stewart and wife of Nyssa
visited with E. A Blair and family
last Sunday.
I Philip Reiger returned Saturday
from Chicago where he has been fer
several weeks.
! Frank Wasson ard wife spent sur
day on the bench as the guests CT
Mr. and Mrs. N W. Lewis.
Commissioner Blair returned home
on Friday evening Of las week after
a weeks business session at Caldwell
Mrs. L. B. Purkhiser left Sunday
morning for La Grand for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Jones.
/ Frank Popma, of the Eiler Music
House of Boise was a Payette bust
ness visitor on Saturday CT last
week
w. S. Keith of Emmett IS in Pay
cite this week helping distribute the
goods to the buyers, at the big sale
of E. C. Keith and son.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dement, and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Purkh.ser. If
Caldwell spent Sunday ct tae L. E.
Purkhiser home in Payette.
DR.. Barton and wife and ". H.
Griggs and wife motored TO Big
Willow Sunday where they spent the
day at the George Ha1bot ranch.
Clarence Chapin left Wednesday
evening for the Meadows where he
expects to stay for about e month en-
ioying the cool and hunting and fish
ing.
The Woodward hospital building on
Center Avenue has been remodel
ed to some extent and is now cccupi-
ed as residence by DR.. L R. Wood
ward
Mrs. C.E Robinson, and daughter
Bessie returned TO their home in
Boise after a couple of weeks visit
at the home of her brother H. J.
Snyder.
G. E. Chaplin relief Engineer of the
Washington Railroad CT La
Grand Oregon arrived in Payette fer
short visit with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. C. Chaplin.
Mrs. Albert Hammack left Thurs
day for the mountains where she
will enjoy a stay CT two moaths a
mong the pine breezesIt IS hoped she
will be benefited ere her return hem
At the close Of the present term
Of the district Court, Judge Bryan
viii take his summer vacation when
he and Mrs. Bryan VIII spend several
weeks at their former home il Ore.
The RosweT-Parna Picnic which is
becoming a popular annual event VII
be held today, July %. The Post
office department has granted the
Pcst-office employees and rural
route carriers from the Parma office
a holiday.
Mrs. c. E. Larson and sors
Clarence and Arwcod VIII enjoy an
cutting Of couple of weeks at Pay
cite Lakes. Clarence left yesterday
to get camp in readiness for his
mother and brother who leave to-
day by rail.
Rev. Nicola john, d. D. represent
ing a Christian institution of Mata.
Turkey. was in Payette, Saturday, sol
letting contributions to fund to
build an orphanage for boys and girls
whose parents were killed in the
Kurd masscres.
E. c. S. Brainard has mcTed frcm
his old location at the corner Of
First Avenue North and Seventh sc.
to the office room in the City H7n
set aside for the Secretary Of the
Commercial Club, which position Mr..
Brainard now holds.
F. Creighton, who has been purch- s.
ing peaches from the various src wers
in this vicinity now has about sixty
cars engaged at s22.50 per tor. This
makes total of 40 cars that have
been sold in the orchards and there is
probably between Is. to 20 cars that
have not been sold or contracted for.
Emmett Exchange.
Charles R. Smith with his wife,
and child will leave Sunday morning
for Manistee, Mich, Charley's old
home from which he has been ab-
sent for thirteen years, and where
his parents and brothers and sisters
RS ide This will be his outing fer
this year. and only those who have
been long from nome can Asnfsc5ate
the pleasure in store for h1R whfie
away they win also visit at Central
City, Neb.. watch eighteen years ego