Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-05-13
Personal Mention

| J.F. Orr was weekend business
visitor at the capital city.
TIL. McComsey and John Hill
were transacting business in BOISE
yesterday.
Mabel Smith of Caldwell spent
Sunday with her parents in TINS
city.
Mrs. Frank Kennedy of Boise
spent the week end in Payette visi--
ing friends
/ c. D. Brown, National Bank Exanli
| Fer. was in Payette last Saturday on
his regular trip.
H. j. sommercamp moved TO TIE
Orchard Saturday where thes are
going to spend the summer.
Mrs. Frank Blake returned from
Boise Friday evening after spending
week in that city visiting
Miss Edith George Of Roise arriv-
ed last Friday TO make an extended
visit with her sister Mrs. Rex Clara
George Guysdil construction ~ensi-
neer for the o.sL. Of Salt Lake IS
in town adjusting affairs on the P V
Mr and s.1s Joe A. Hays frcm
Central City. Neb. were visiting
their friends Mr.. and Mrs NJ. E. Nc
Donald the fore part Of this week
Bert Pitcher and family formerly
of this city arrived from Pendleton.
oregon last Thursday evening TO
make an extended visit with friends
and relatives.
S. ]. Kenepp went to Weiser sun
day morning, where he filled the
pulpit of the Brethren church morn
ing and evening; returning nome
Monday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Houghton OF
Omaha, Nebraska arrived the latter
part of last week to make an extend
ed visit with Mrs. Houghton's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Coleman.
NJ. c. Glashen and wife. Of Edgsr-
ton. Mimi, who have been travelling
through Canada visited in Payetfe
last week with the family OF c. Damn
Mrs. Glashen is a sister of Mrs.
Dunn.
VIII Wells, Of the Enterprise has
been confined to his home portion
OF this week suffering from tonsilitis
or some similar uncomfortable thing.
We trust he will soon be able TO
come down town and keep his eye
upon US.
Heck Thebo who has for several
weeks been very low with typhoid
fever has so far recovered that he
was able to be moved and his father
has taken him to Vale where he
will be cared for by his sister Esth=r
who lives at this place. George has
returned to his home at Rliss, Idaho.
E. E. Hunter, well known to many
of the residents of Payette, died at
his home near Fruitland at about
5 O'Clock last Tuesday. He suffered
a stroke of paralysis several months
ago and never recovered. The funer-
al will be held from the residence,
to-day.
James H Wallis former pure food
inspector pleaded guilty to the
charge of falsifying records aud wss
fined 1900 The charge against Wal
lis was that he had certified to
voucher in payment of alleged ser
vice that it is claimed We're never
rendered Wallis claimed in extenua-
tion that he had no intention to ee-
fraud the state but that it was his
intention to give two men vacation
on pay.
T. H. McComsey had the expert
ence of having to submit to arrest
and being fined for riding bicycle
ON the side walk one day last wees.
A peculiar feature in this case is
that Tom built the piece of walk
on which he was riding, upon his
own land. and that 1t does not, nor
ever has belonged to the city. Meth
er has the strip of ground ever besn
condemned for sidewalk purposes. To
control it it seems that the city
should own IT, and that as affairs
now stand it is no thoroughfare en-
though walk is built upon it.
Lyle Wood. who for several years
has been in the employ of the Idaho
Oregon Light and Power Co., at
Payette, has been appointed by Dr..
WR. Hamilton, Weiser's newly elest-
ed Mayor. as Superintendent OF
water and lights and Will 90 to