Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-03-04
Personal Mention

very sick at his home In this CITY.
; Ask to see the new front lack
Kabo corset now on sale at Aussens
Lester Sewell returned Tuesoas
from a business "trip to Juncture
Oregon.
4 Mrs. w. r. Howard is improving
rapidly and Will soon be able 20 re
turn home.
/ On Saturday, Feb. 9th, there was
born to Mr.. and Mrs Leroy oradn'
er a daughter.
New embroideGies, laces, TIC ra'
and stickerei braids are now being
shown at Russelfs.
Guy Chaplin, engineer ON the Shof
Line is spending couple CT days
visiting his parents Mr. and MIS-
]. C. Chaplin.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry M.
Ackarat ON Monday, March 2, 1913
a daughter. Both mother and daugn-
ter are doing well.
Attorney NJ. G. Riebling went 10
Albany, Oregon, last Monday TO at
tend to some professional business
returning Wednesday.
The friends of Mrs. ]. A. Lauer' ,
will be glad to learn that she is
again improving, and viii soon Dc
restored to good health.
Mrs. P. E. Short went to Boise
on Friday and visited until Tues
day with her daughter who Is at
tending school at that place.
New Dress Goods, new wash
goods, new ginghams, new percales'
new footwear on sale at Russells.
Last Friday Mr.. Hector Thebo OF
Bliss, Idaho was operated upon by
Dr.. ]. C. Woodward at the home OF
Mrs. w. E. OrreI- The patient is
rapidly recovering and viii return
home shortly.
Last Tuesday Jacob Oster was
the victim of painful motor cycle
accident. While riding his machine
near the Ire.on property in some
'unaccountable manner he was throw
from the saddle, striking upon his
head and breaking his right arm
near the wrist. 1t is thought that
he will not be permanently disabled.
The little eight month old boy
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Roe who i've
about four miles northeast of Pay
cite, died at the home of its grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Smith in
this city, at about IL O'Clock We'd
nesday night. The little one had
pneumonia and was brought to town
in order to have the best medical at
teation.
l.. w. Russell returned Saturday
from Chicago, where he has been
the past three weeks making ar-
rangements for the sale of his store
Mr.. Russell was partially success
full in selling out, but as the new
owners will net take possession un'
til next fall, he has purchased
complete new line of spring and sum
mer merchandise and promises the
people OF Payette some most ex-
ceptional values in high grade, de
penoable goods.
C. S. GunneA, District Agent of the
Pacific Fruit Express Co. is in
Payette to-day getting line on the
remainder of the fruit shipments to
go from here and also looking over
the adjacent territory and getting
what Information may be obtainable
regarding the prospects for the com
ing season. He is accompanied by
H. B. Orcutt the Company's Mana
ger at Washoe. Mr.. Gunnen says
the future prospects in this locality
look good to him.
Geo. w. Baker to Leave Rayette.
Payette citizens will be1rieyed &c
learn that Geo. w. Baker and wife
have decided to leave the communi
ty, Mr.. Baker having traded his
property here. for farm near Ced
ar Rapids, Iowa Mr.. Baker viii
take a position as book-keeper fol-
his son who is engaged in tht
wholesale paper business. Mr.. an6
Mrs. Baker will visit son at Nortl
Yakima before departing for thei
new home in Iowa. They Will be
greatly missed in this communN.
i where they have lived many years
"Misdou" Dran gdes to Work.
After long vacation, Burt Dear
better known as Nilsson. is back Oh
his old job, hanging paper. He is
now doing work for t. D. Lando1
on his ranch near New Plymouth