Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-08-19
LOCAL NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD

Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Blair motore
to New Plymouth Sunday.
w. P. Ackerman Of New Plymout
was Payette visitor last Monday.
Miss Joyce Barnes is visiting he
college room mate, Miss Idrfs Flack
in Boise.
Miss Fayne Duncan OF Caldwell i
spending week with her frient
Jennie Roney.
Misses Mildred Dressler and Zadi.
Keith are visiting friends at Fruit
land this week.
G. P. Mendenhall was in from
his Little Willow ranch last Monday
purchasing supplies.
III. and Mrs. J. C. Woodward are
the proud parents of son, born
Saturday evening, August IA.
The first Gem County fair will
be held at Emmett Thursday and
Friday, September % and "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Davis motor
ed over from Boise and spent Friday
and Saturday visiting friends in Pay
ette.
Hugh Hutchinson, fireman on the
z. V. is enjoying short vacation
which he will spend at the Payette
Lakes.
Rufo Blake and wife who have
been visiting in Payette, returned
Sunday evening to their home at
Portland.
The Calumet Baking Powder
demonstrators who were in Paye.te
all last week, left Monday morning
for Emmett.
Miss Crete Wilcox returned -Satur-
day morning from Boise where she
has been visiting with her aunt
Mrs. A. R. Blackstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Orr have re-
turned from Marshall, Mo-, to which
place they were called ON account
of the illness of Mr.. orr's father
Mrs. Ruth Moss and the Misses
Mildred Chapman, Mabel Shanks and
Edna Inman are enjoying a two
weeks outing at the Payette Lakes.
Five prisoners broke Jail at Vale
on Tuesday night of last week. There
We're eight prisoners in the Jail, but |
three of them refused to leave their |
cells.
The Harvest Carnival opens in |
Payette today and the almost con-
slant whistle of the merry-go-round |
will be heard for three days-and
nights.
Mrs. G. D. Shake and daughter
rene returned Saturday from San
Francisco and other coast points
where they have been spending the
,ast month.
n. v. W ihioibot nuo ndb RhS NOh-
ract for putting in a handsome new
ront in the building occupied by the
iolden Rule Store, commenced the
york last Tuesday.
E. A. Blair left Tuesday for a
econd visit to Salmon, Idaho, to
urther test the climatic conditions
# that section in the hope Of OBJ
aiming relief from asthma.
Miss Cora Davis of Earlville, H.,
cousin of Mr, Harry Reeder, ar
ived IN Payette last Friday for a
isit of several weeks at the home
f Mr.. and Mrs. Reeder.
DR.. and Mrs. Fish and daughter of
Inita, Iowa, on their way home from
AN Francisco stopped off in Pay
tie the fore part of this week to
isit with Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Lattig.
DR.. A. B. Miller and family, of
Iewton, Ioga, who have been visit 4,
1g Mr.. Miller's sisters, Mrs. Timpe ,
nd Mrs. Sturdevant, at Payette, left
evening for their home.
DR.. A. NJ. Jacobsen leaves for
'ocatello today, where he will open
n office for the practice of dentistry
'r. Jacobsen ranks high in his pro-
ession and should build up a good !
ractice in that city. II
A camping party composed of Mrs.
herman Coulter, ]. p Christensen
nd two daughters, Hazel and Floss,
nd Miss Florence Shafer, have
ound their way back home. They f
rrived Sunday evening. Ie
Ira Book, one of the most success /
II and prosperous dry farmers on
cad Ok Flat suffered paralysis of r
lie jaw last Friday rendering 1t i'm Z
ossible for him to talk. He is NOW {
/ Payette under the care Of his q
hysicisn. e