Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-05
LOCAL ITEMS
BRIEFLY TOLD

Mrs. Albert White took her d.
parture Saturday evening for Eugen,
Oregon, where she will visit relative
for few weeks.
|, City Councilman L. w. Spanldin
took his departure Tuesday eyenin,
for Dawson county. Nebr., to be ab
sent about ten days.
Miss Helma J. Johnson of Chicago
on her way to San Francisco. stop
ped over in this city last Thursda,
to visit her friend Mrs. Albert White
Frank Hurd and Mr.. and Mrs
Claud Hurd and son took their de
parture for Dry Buck Tuesday morn
Ing, for trip in which business
and pleasure will be combined.
i fractical cooking demonstration on
the Electric Range will be he'd al
the Electric Investment Company
office ON Friday and Saturday after
nocn and evening of this week from
SOC to 1000 P. NJ.
Mr.. o. H. Graham, of the Golden
Rule Store, has gone to Pert Angeles
Wash, for three-week's vacation
Mrs. Graham and the baby have
been there several weeks, visiting
at the home of her parents.
J NJ. Cason and John Newport OF
Parma, were Payette visitors last
Friday Mr.. Cason resided in this
city about seven years ago and
has a number of good friends here
with whom he enjoyed his short
visit very much.
Mrs. Joseph Oldham has received
a message from her husband, who
was summoned to Pittsburg, Pa,
last week, on account of the seri-
Gus illness of his sister, saying that
upon his arrival home he found
her still alive but very low.
]. F. Orr, local manager of the
Electric Investment Co., accompani-
ed by Mrs Orr and their young son,
departed for the East Wednesday
morning, having been called to Mar
shall, Mo-. on account of the seri-
ous Illness of Mr.. Orr's father.
Willard Alden has been made the
local manager of the Mutual Cream
cry Company in this city Mr.. AL
den is an old resident and is honest |
and Industrious. He can always be
depended upon to give his best ef-
forts to anything with which he is /
connected.
Perry Bower of Dillon, Mont, has
been spending a week with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. K Bower, in
this city. Perry has been in the en-
ploy of the o. s. L. Railway Com
pany for more than 10 years, the
last seven years in the freight de-
oartment at Dillon.
Miss Bess Thurston who is spend
ng the summer at Eugene, Oregon,
Ids NIiilGu utI pdl CutS ihcd chS
has been offered and will probably
accept position as teacher in what
Is known as the Junior High school.
Miss Thurston says there were more
han 500 applicants for the ten
positions that were to be filled, for
which reason she is rather proud to
lave been one OF those selected.
Mrs. Frank Blake had to be taken
10 St. Luke's Hospital in Boise, last
where she underwent
serious operation. Mr.. Blake who
to Payette Tuesday morn
ng, reports that Mrs. Blake was
recovering nicely from the operation
when he left her and that reports
subsequently, received as to her con-
lition have been favorable. Her
many friends in this city will he
,leased to hear of her comrle-e re-
,ayery and return home in the near
u.I:,.
marry WulCe, du' dnSe DSSe
he C. C. Patten Shows and other
attractions, was in the city Wednes-
lay, advertising and arranging for
he holding of one of their Grand
Carnivals at this place
August 10, 20 & 81. Mr.. White car
les letters from the officials of
rarious cities In which these earni-
rals have been produced that speak
n very high terms of the attractions
presented and the people connected
With the Patten shows. An advertise
nent giving particulars Of the COM
ng event win be found on another
,age OF this issue OF the Enter
rise.