Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-07-01
LOCAL ITEMS
BRIEFLY TOLD

4 making two weeks visit at tn
: home of her son, Al Wines, in thi
/, city.
c. j. Gwyn returned from a tw
; months visit at the home of his PAL
ents at La Junta, Colorado. He re
ports everything looking good.
Judge Calvin Keller, editor of tn,
Independent, returned Tuesday eve
ming from a two-weeks' visit an.
business trip to points in Iowa am
Nebraska.
| c. H. Ensign and son, Claude, viii
go to Cascade, the new town OF
: the Idaho Northern railroad, in Long
Valley, next Monday, to do a Job Of
carpenter work.
/ Mrs Walter Keith and two little
daughters, returned to their hone
in Emmett. Saturday, after spend
/ ing the week at the E. C. Keith
home, and attending the Chautauqua.
/ Mrs r. NJ. Satorfs and Mrs. Docia
NJ. Holland took their departure last
Thursday evening for Portland, Ore
gon, where they will spend a por-
ton of the summer visiting fr:erds.
| The Payette postoffice has been
handling large quantities of cherries
by parcels POST. 1t is very nice
way to remind your friends in the
East that this is country worth
living in.
It is not a bad idea to keep in
mind the fact that the coming cele-
Dration is going 20 be something
cut of the usual. 1t is going to be
the best ever ard the kind of en-
tertainment furnished will be rip
ping good.
Our New Plymouth correspondent
said last week that DR.. Mcbride
was shipping carload of cherries
to Chicago. The correspondent was
misinformed. DR.. Mcbride sent forty
crates of cherries to Payette to be
shipped in a carload being made up
at this place.
Mrs. Henry Filler, who IS now
visiting at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Thurston, in
this city, will return to Eugene, Ore
gon, where her husband, Professor
Filler, is vocal instructor in the
Eugene Bible University, about the
18th inst. Mrs. Filler has enjoyed
delightful visit with her large circle
of friends while here. Miss Bess
Thurston will accompany her sister
to her home in Oregon and spend
the summer with Professor and Mrs.
Filler at their Eugene home
Miss Dora Huxford accompanied by
her aged father, A j. Huxford, who
was hurt by moving train of the
Payette Valley railroad in the Ore
yon Short Line yards at this place
4 month ago, departed for the old
home at Central City, Neb., last
Monday. Nr. Huxford had so far
from his injuries as to be
abie to move about a little, before
the long trip. Miss Dora
will spend the summer in Nebraska.
DR.. Payne and wife of Ontario,
suhdayed at the home of Mrs.
'ayne's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
daule, in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. w NJ. Coughanour, ]
# North Powder, Oregon, who
Irove over in their car and spent II
asst week visiting relatives and $
riends at Payette and Ontario, and .
ttending the Chautauqua in this
ity, returned to their home Sunday.
VIII is ono of the Payette boys who $
5 making good in the world. He is
ot only handling his own well-im- r
roved farm at North Powder, but Z
) also managing the large ranch of h
is father, Hon w. A. Coughanour G
this city, at that place, where a
undreds of acres are sown to wheat A
ach year, the work being done with L
and other machinery of s
he most improved kinds. =
Miss Hazel Case entertained at p
ne home of Mrs. Frank Moss last Fl
riday evening, in honor of Miss il
lora Hamilton, of Salt Lake City, O.
'ho in company with her mother, Il
re visiting her grandparents, Mr.. le'
nd Mrs. Geo. l. Taylor, of this city. W
program consisting of musical In
umbers and recitations was rem II
cred. Miss Hamilton sang several
elightful solos, as also did Mrs. ltf
ee Forbes. and Miss Heslup, after fc
hich dainty refreshments were
'rved.