Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-04-01
Personal Mention

I D. H. OOASSlS -0 HN~
this week.
Jack orren went to Salt Lake
Monday on a business trip.
Friday April 9, the Library Bene-
fit Dance in Woodward Hall.
Mrs. Grover Stewart is wishing
this week with her mother, Mrs E.
A. Blair
il Barry and daughter of EN-
melt spent Sunday in Payette with
his parents.
w. F. strother of Boise formerly
Of Payette was business visitor IN
this city Monday.
The W.C.T.U. will meet 1t The
home of Mrs. Cross Tuesday. Miss
Ella Lewis, chairman
G. R. Bliss is in Caldwell this
arranging for Improvements to be
placed on his ranch near that city,
Mrs. ]. H. stcner returned home
after weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Boise, Monday evening
Leave orders for your Easter eg
at the independent market.
Mrs. Charley Phetteplace came
down from New Plymouth to spend
Saturday and Sunday with her hus-
band
Mrs. VIII Butler and Mrs. Gene
Conant Of Ontario were calling on
friends in Payette the latter part CT
last week.
Joe CreswelI and wife of Emmett
spent Sunday at the Ben Strohbehn
home. They came down with J. 1.
Barry in his car.
Remember the BOX Social to te
given in the basement of the Baptist
Church Friday evening, under the
auspices of the Philathia class. Come
Mrs. E. C. Too1e Left Wednesday
night for Portland. She expects to
be gone until May l, after which
she will go TO the Fair in San Fran
cisco
A happy surprise was given Mrs.
Snowberger Monday evening when
several Of her friends came in to
help her celebrate her birthday an
niversary. A pleasant evening was
spent after which a dainty lunch
was served.
There will be Benefit Dsnoe at
Woodward Hall, Friday April 9Th.
Tickets Scots. Ladies without es-
corrts 25c.
A broken rail caused the P. V. en-
gine to leave the track at New Ply
mouth last Monday evening, and 4
was necessary TO serd TO Nara
for another engine to pull It back
upon the track. The train re7c ed
Payette about Midnight.
The Committee soliciting stock fer
the Farmers Cooperative Creamery
are actively engaged in soliciting
stock subscriptions and in order TO
assist them those Of our brsiness
men who have automobiles have CT
fered them for use. A creamery must
be located in this community and
any assistance our business men
can give will be cheerfully Offered.
The Congregation Of the Catholic
Church Of this city has rurchesed a
new 1915 Model Ford ROADSTER of
the Balm Auto Company, for the use
of their pastor, so he will be axle
to be with them every Sunday after
this. Heretofore he has net been able
to do this as he has charge of the
church at New Plymouth and Parma
also. But now he can make all the
places in a day with the car.
W. C. Hurd and Keith Burns leave
today for Long Valley where they
have leased the ]. H. Conyers ranch
of 4S0 acres for term Of fl e
years. DR.. Hurd is a graduate Of
the Kansas City Veterinary Cole e
and has successfully practiced here
for a number Of years and we be-
lieye it is his intention to continre
the practice of his profession In
his new locality. Keith is also an
energetic young man whose eTery
effort win be for success. They take
with them seyenty-five hecd of
cattle. The Enterprise wishes them
success in their venture.
oSrEoPATHIC PHYSICIAN DIR.
E. C. Hiatt. Lady graduate assis' ant
Office in First National Bank Build
ing.