Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-03-25
Personal Mention

B. F. HoCarroll was Weiser Tisi-
tor Sunday.
Clyde Loughrey visited friends IN
Weiser Sunday.
R. E. Haynes was Caldwell bust
ness visitor Saturdzy.
r NJ. C. Reibling made a business
trip TO Boise Tuesday.
Miss Adela Russell spent Sunday
with her parents in Weiser.
Mrs. A. H. voegelein and daughter
OF Nyssa spent Saturday shopping
N Paystte-
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Fiser Of ontar-
10 were Payette business visitors
Saturday.
Under the fish and game Law the
month OF April Is closed season for
trout fishing
DR.. o. H Alvey and J. S. Thurston
were business visitors at the county
seat Monday
Miss Alma Watson Of NyEa spent
the forepart OF this week visiting
friends in Paystts.
Mrs. E. C. Keith went TO Emmett
Tuesday fer weeks visit with her
son Walter. and family
Judge j H. Richards and wife
drove in their car from Boise and
visited Sunday with Fred Moss.
The Fifth Annual Pacific Interna-
tionai Live stock Exposition VII be
held December 6 to II. 1918
The Library BENEFIT Dance wiz be
given a. Woodward Hall Friday. Apr
9Th Tickets 80 and 25cts.
Lester c. Seawen left for Salt
Lake Monday night 10 attend ID
business matters in that pla e.
W. H. SackeU returned last Fri
day after spending q few months in
Texas. New Mexico and Colorado.
Gladys Ainey returned from the
east, the latter part OF last week,
whrSe she has been visiting for the
past three months.
Mrs. S. s. Paine Of Pendleton, Ore
gon came last Saturday evening for
a visit with her mother-in-laE, ars.
Ida Paine and friends.
Business prospects seen 70 be pck
ing up for OF last Saturday there
were III teams and 1s automobiles
from the country, counted.
Mrs Mile Huff of Pocatello was
operated upon Tuesday OF this week
by Dr.. J. c. Woodward. She IS re-
ported as being improved al this
time.
Geo ". Wright of Albany. Ore
gon and sonin-law. Nelson Wilbur,
left the latter part OF last week for
Burns, Oregon, 10 look al some
homestead land
l. G. Prestel formerly Of ms city
now residing in Eugene, Oregon, ar
rived in Payette Sunday noon He
intends TO stay several days attead-
ing 10 business matters.
Mrs. c. H Bus.ey returned last
Friday from Portland and the coast
where she has been for the past
few months on account of her heal
tn. She returns much improved in
health.
The Ladies of tie Christian church
viii serve a Noodle dinner a. the
Y-M-C-A- Saturday night from $50 to
500. 25ets plate.
d. J. Higley and vile and B. 4.
Perham Salesmanager Of the NoriR
Pacific Fruit Distributors drove to
Emmett last Friday in the car, and
Saturday 10 Boise returning 10 Pay
cite Sunday.
u F. StonebTaker of Dead Ok Flat
made the Enterprise a friendly call
on Saturday Mr.. Stonebraker ne
Gently returned from the east ard
states that he is going to Try farm
ing on the Flat the coming year.
E. A. Blair left on Monday fer
st. Louis where he viii undergo an
operation from which he expects re-
lief for both his hearing and the as
thma. He will be joined by his bro h.
er in Iowa who viii accom- pauy him
and takee the same treatment.
Chester H. Harshberger, rel
known in Payette, foreman OF the
Bridge gang working near Ontario
fell from the top OF the construction
work the latter part of last week
and received severe injuries IA the
back. He was Immediately sent to
Salt Lake.