Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-04-02
Personal Mention

ette business visitor Monday.
P. E. Short was Boise business
visitor Thursday of last week.
Red clover seed for sale Inquire
of j. A. Harader. fayette, Ica. l4t2
] P. E. Short was business visitor
to Weiser ON Tuesday of this week
! E. o. Mays was a business visitor
to Weiser Tuesday between ira rs.
Walter Burke, of New Plymouth,
was a Payette visitor on Saturday
last
George Boor had the misfortune to
lose a valuable thoroughbred Jersey
COW by bloat last week
o. w. Inman of Pocateno, Wis ted
with his father Dad Inman the lit
ter part of the week for a few days
Mrs. ]. H. Stoner Of Weiser, ar
rived in Payette Saturday to jcin her
husband who has located here.
Arthur N. Cotton, international
Boys Secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A.,
Of New York, was in Payette on
Monday.
Mrs. Robert McGordon Of Nyssa is
making a couple CT weeks visit at
the home of her mother, Mrs. c. E.
Genoway.
Grandma Jeffries received word
the latter part of the week of the
recent marriage of her nephew Royd
McCreary at the White Temple in
Portland.
Rev. A. L. Gorham returned Satur-
Gay evening of last week frcm Sc
attic where he has been holding Sc
ries of meetings for the Brethren
of that city.
L. E. Merritt left Thursday even
ing of last week for Spokane where
he goes TO look at ranch for which
he contemplates trading some Cald-
well residence property.
Mrs. Carrie Williams, who has
been living in Nyssa has determined
to return to Payette and orders the
address of the Enterprise changed
from Nyssa to Payette next week
VIM. Hayes of Glenns Ferry, en-
pIoyed as locomotive engineer on
the o. S. L. was in Payette Monday
looking after the starting of spring
work on his orchard near Frujtand-
Walt. Sebree, of Caldweil, was a
Payette visitor Friday coming down
to talk over baseball matters trying
to line up and get the Caldwell team
in the Idaho-O Oregon League this sea-
SON.
Joe Cresweu, of Emmett, came
down Saturday evening and visited
over Sunday with his family. Joe is
well pleased with his new location
the Peach City ard says Emmett is
surely a conner.
Jack Whalen regular conductor on
the Payette Valley Railroad was a
Boise and Nampa business visitor on
Monday and Tuesday. During his
absence lie lIe1A4 FT~Ao AAA -
extra conductor W. E. Perkins
Henry Fox and wife left Monday
evening for Portland, Oregon, and
other coast points where they EXPECT
to visit for couple of months Whie
gone they viii visit for a time with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keyes at North
Bend. Oregon.
Mrs. d. w. Shelton and Mrs. He--
man Precht, Jr., left Sunday night
for Seattle where they expect to
make their future home. Mr.. Precht
will follow his wife in few weeks
as soon as he gets his business az
fairs arranged.
Ed. Hayes of Emmett, was in Pay
ette Friday a few hours. His visit
was for the purpose of talking over
the formation of the IDAHO Oregon
base ball league for this season. En-
NETT desires very much to get a team
in the league this season.
Mrs. John Hill, who suffered a
slight stroke of paralysis In BOSE
last week while attend ng the tenn
perance convention, was able to be
brought home Saturday. Her friends
will be glad to learn that since re-
turning home she is improving
w. F. Strother and II. P. Ralten-
krenz went to Boise Tuesday evening
to attend the meeting of the State
Optical Association Mr.. Rartenkrenz
recently purchased the jewelry stock
in Payette of Mr.. Strothers and Will
take charge of the same ON the re-
turn from Boise.
A. J. Huxford and daughter, Dora,
returned last Thursday from Central
r;4,- NrohrasLa Miss Dora has re-