Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-06-17
LOCAL BREVITIES
BRIEFLY TOLD

Miss Helen Judd and her cousin,
Mrs. Gunsolas, went to Boise Oh
Tuesday.
I NJ G. Riebeling, F. H. Lyon and
T. W. Kenward were in Caldwell.
Monday aud Tuesday Of this week.
Mr.. A H. Wilson, chief deputy ia
the State Dairy, Food and Sanitary
Department. is checking up Pay
cite this week.
Mrs. Charles Pussey. who has been
spending several weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Riley, in this
city, returned last Thursday 20 her
home in Portland. Oregon.
The ladies of the Methodist Aid
Society have requested the Enter
prise to extend the thanks OF the
society TO all who assisted It so
kindly m the late voting contest.
Mr.. r. A. warnhoff, Of Pilot Grove
No, arrived last Saturday, for a
short visit with his friend John
Heidtman, on the Bench, after viii h
he will go on to the big fair At San
Francisco.
Mrs. Harry Feldscher. of Gooding,
Idaho, is wishing al the home Of
her parents, Dr.. and Mrs Burns,
in this city.
Nj. Albert White, the Eslknovu
and popular rural mail carrier, is
attending the Masonic Grand Lodge
at Idaho Falls, this week. as an Of
ficer of that body and delegate, re-
presenting Washoe Lodge No Is,
Gf this city.
Mr.. E c. Paine, whose wife his
been visiting at the home Ct her
parents, Nr. and Mrs. A. V. VIII
Hams, in this city, came in from
Portland. Sunday. After making 3
short visit IN Boise, Mr. and Mrs
Paine returned, on Wednesday, to
their home in Portland
Howard Purkhiser, formerly g-
pIoyed at Ontario, Oregon. vas visit
ing his parents at this place last
week He vent 10 La Grande. last
Saturday. to visit his sister. Mrs.
Walter Jones. from which place he
soss to Portland TO take employ
uent with the Hawthorn Garage
Messr.. Lathrop 6 McComsey, the
contractors, are now working force
OF nearly forty men on the City
sidewalks and curbing and are push
ing the work along without loss Ct
time. Already the weekly expenditur
es of money by the contractors IS
beginning to be quite noticeable in |
business circles
Mr.. Robert Burns, who has been
for several years past connected |
with the National Forest Ranger ser
vice, but who spent the past year
al the State University at Moscow,
arrived home Iaa Friday, for a |
short visit, after which he viii re-
turn TO North Idaho and resume his
work in the Ranger service.
Mr.. J. A. Lauer, Payette's popu-
lar city treasurer and vide-awake,
pioneer business man, returned home
Sunday evening from Portland. He
also visited Tacoma, Wash, whilei
On the coast and reports quite
perceptible improvement in busine-s
since his visit to several
of the cities OF that section year
ago.
Mr.. NJ. z. Mcdonald, OF this city,
received a telegram the first Of this
week. from Grand Secretary L. ".
Ensign, of the Grand Chapter. Royal
Arch Masons, then in session at
idaho Falls, conveying the regrets OF
the Grand CHAPTER at Mr.. AcDon-
AIDS inability, owing to sickness In |
his family. TO be present. at the
meeting.
Misses Grace and Alma Lee Bow
man, daughters of Postmaster q 7.
Bowman and wife. srrived home |
Sunday evening from near MeDer-
mitt, New, where Miss Grace has
been teaching school. Miss Alma Lee
having been visiting her there. They
came home with Mr.. Lester Sewe'i
in his car, having made the trip Of
more than 200 miles very pleasantly. |
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