Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-07-16
Personal Mention


Miss Fiosse Pratt Of Weiser spent
Sunday at the H. ]. Snyder home.
i E. A. Blair and wife spent Sunday
with their daughter Faun and her
husband at Nyssa.
Mrs. C. F. Miller left last We'd
nesday for two weeks visit with
I friends in Nampa.
/ Mrs. Eunice Foster and children
of Weiser, have been visiting in
Payette the past week.
Nelson ald Earl Smith of Pittsfielj,
Mass are visiting their aunt Mrs. H.
G. Loveland OF Ncrth Payette.
Elmer Ransom was in Payette Mon
day looking fer a motor TO install in
the feed mill at New Plymouth.
Mrs. P. w. Paney. of Weiser IS
visiting in Payette this week with
her daughter Mrs. Sherman Coulter.
Mrs. ]. B. Trevey and little daugh-
| ter. Virginia, returned Saturday from
a weeks visit to her sister Mrs E. G.
Trail near Boise.
DR. Crouch and R. E. Haynes ac-
Icompanied the soldier boys on their
trip to the coast last Sunday. They
viii probably earn their outing.
Mrs. Geo. Rhoads left on Monday
evening accompanied by her brother
A DeLeeuw for Glenco M;nn the
home of latter for an extended visit
Mrs. Bert Pitcher ard two children
of Pendleton- arrived in Payette Mon
day evening for visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Purkhiser.
c. E. Robinson and wife, CT Boise
are visiting for a few weeks in Pay
cite with the family OF H. j. Snyder,
Mrs. Robinson is a sister of Mr.. Sny-
der.
Mrs. G. D. Shake who was taken
il while out at the Shake ranch and
who was brought home the latter paIt
of last week, is much improved at
this time
The handsome building being erect
ed at the west end of Center Ave
nue by Wright and Son is rapidly
nearing completion The entire build
ing is being faced with cement.
Contractor Williams is now putting
the finishing touches on the Y NJ.
C. A building, and it viii be but a
short time until it viii be completed
We understand that a portion Of the
building is now ready for occupancy.
Mrs Ida Mansele of Notus who
has beene visiting with her aged
father at Emmett, on her return trip
stopped at Payettee Monday for
one days visit with the family of
John C. Giesler.
The Misses Vera and Norma Thonp
son, daughters of Henry Thompson
Of Arrow Rock, arrived on the Pony
Saturday for a visit of several weeks
with their grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. W. Gray of this city.
Mrs. Frank Butterfield of Man
haitian, Kansas and Mrs. H. P. Ben
son and daughter Eta of Marys3ilie
Kansas, old time friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. R. Fulton arrived in Payette
he latter part CT last week and visit
I'd several days at the Fulton home.
They are enroute for Vancouver, &c.
John A. Harader and family will
cave next Saturday for their future
lone at North Yakima. Mrs. Harader
md the children will proceed directly
o their destination but John will
irst go to St Maries where as
irand Secretary he mus be in at
enhance at the meeting of the Grand
lodge of Redmen He also desires
o investigate the truth of the stories
If fine fishing in the St. Joe river.
In Justice Lutkers Court last Mon
lay afternoon Howard Lauer was
5iven preliminary hearing en- the
karge of having stolen an unszt
Iiamond from the store, of H. P. Raut
nkranz, County Attorney Heny
for the prosecution a-d
attorney Norris of this citySfer the
efendant. 1t appears that no direct
was produced aside from the
act that the stone was missing. How
yer the justice has taken the mat
ar under advisement, and it may be
hat the accused may be bound over
D the district Court II
Court Mix-up on Name.