Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-11-12
Personal Mention

r day.
C. R. Bliss was looking afse FRO
perty Interests at Caldwell last satur-
day
J. W Berry returned Monday from
PartIand where he has been looking
up the best poultry market
Commissioner E. A. Elar weat to
Caldwell Monday morning to eomplesy
the canvass Of the Election returns 8
| George Talbot and family came IN
from Big Willow and spent SATURDAY
and Sunday with the family of "
H Griggs.
ST. James Social Committee ale ar
ranging for dance to be given
Thanksgiving Eve in the woodward
Building. Details wiz be had la1eF-
l. ADAMS of Ontario. Jhe Fressdsat
OF the Empire Lumber Co. Which
operates an excessive yard in snis
city was II Paye-ts the lsrs p4rt e
this week
The infant child OF Mr. and Ar%
Carl Buchanan, born Oc,o6er 2 died
last Tuesday the 10th nsermat vas
al Riverside Cemetery, Wednesday at
10 O'Clock
Mr. and Mrs Carl Korup and Ers.
Ida Wells had for guests AZ a, ele-
borate dinner ol Wednesday Er. ard
Mrs j. C. Woodward. Mrs. Jennie
Woodward and Miss Nell MorEaa
Don't forget the frs leesars IN
Christian Science al the Enma TEez-
tre Sunday evening
Mrs. Lillian Foster, profsssi5a1I
nurse who has been caring for 8frs.
Mangum Of Indian Valley at the
home OF Dr. l. R. woodward finish
ed her case and went home Saturday.
Frank Trotter the Editor AID Pub
Usher of the newspaper a. Honedsle
and who is well known to many Fay
|ette people, was elected by the Re-
publicans as q representative fram
Owyhee County.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. HigIey are en-
joTing q visit of their daughter, Mrs
H L. Brink and her son who arTired
last Monday from Winnepeg and who
wiz visit with her parents fr
couple OF months.
DR.. B. F. Campbell Tesurred from
Iowa the latter part OF last week ID
look after property interests here
Old Idaho and especially Payette,
looks good TO him and he says he
may conclude to remain here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Brown and
daughter Marjorie expect to leave
some time the first OF next week for
North Yakima where they viii srend
the winter with Mrs. Minnie Brown
Fletcher an aunt OF Mr.. Browns
On Wednesday OF this week DIS.
Woodward and Woodward operated
upon Mr.. George Montgomery Of
Weiser. The patient Is convalsseeat
at this tine and it is thought that he
viii be able to return home next
week.
More than twenty-five Per cent OF
the members Of the Payecte Camp of
Modern Woodmen Of America who
dropped cut because of the rzse aE-
tation, took advantage II the head
Camp resolution and reiastated De
fore the s1st day of Octooer.
Don't forget the free lecture on
Christian Science at the Emma Thea
tre Sunday evening
Vale has invited Payette seonle to
visit them to-day the occasion seing
a celebration by Vale over the result
OF the recent election. Just how cher
ful they feel over going dry ii would
be hard TO determine, but they GER
tainly are jubilent over the result
of the County Seat Contest.
Nova Lathrop expects to leave in
a few days for q visit 10 his old
stamping grounds in Arkansas. Nora
does not content himself with mem
tai pictures OF cid scenes when the
spell comes on he just hustles and
keeps in touch with old friends and
places by personal visit.
Turner. Haley and Smaed h.rss
buyers at Caldwell are under ecR-
tract to supply British and Freach
armies with ten thousand horses
within the next six months. offlc srs.
representing the allies weze in Csld-
weil the latter part Ct lSs1 week and
inspected and accepted 11o animals.
Mrs. Helen NJ Drake. Supreme or
ganizer of the National "P. e. O. so
ciety vas in Payette last yees, go-
ing over the work of the local Chap
ter c. On Saturday evening nass-
ing and reception was held At the
home of Mrs. Albert Wilson which