Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-03-04
Personal Mention

i J. L. Griffin made business tip
Ito Cambridge Monday.
j Miss Mildred Chapman spent Fri
day of Last week in Parma
/ Mrs. H. sommercamp went 10
Boise Saturday to spend fe"
days.
Jennie Shamberger, of Fruitland,
spent the week end with her sister
Mrs. H. G. Shank.
Miss Polly Wlburrn, Of Weiser
spent the week end with her friend
Harlene SatoriS.
R. l.. Shaw made a business trip
to Boise Tuesday returning WedneS-
day evening
v. S. Bellas of Emmett spent
Saturday and Sunday In Payette at
tending to business
Mrs. Thos. Ashworth, underwent a
serious operation at st. Luke's nos
pital in Boise a week ago.
Keith Burns left the latter part
of last week for Long Valley TO look
after the buying OF a large ranch
in that Valley.
Mrs. Nelson Wilbur returned Last
week from Albany, Oregon, where
she has been for the last fe"
months visiting her parents.
Henry Snyder agent for. the REQ
Automobile Co. was in town MOI
day. Henry reports the sale Of a
car to Gqenn's Ferry party.
Mrs. R. D. Barry went to Vale
last Tuesday for the purpose Oh
testing the hot springs at tnat
place as relief for rheumatism.
Dr.. C. NJ. Mcbride one of the
largest fruit growers of the New
Plymouth district spent Saturday at
the main office attending to busE
ness.
The Studebaker Company moved
to Ontario Saturday on account OF
the fact Payette people would rath-
er have automobiles than wagons ant
buggies.
E. zimmerman, Of Portland stop
ed off in Payette Saturday between
trains on his way to Boise In
few days he expects to return to
attend to business matters.
J. w. Hurst and family left Mon
day for their old home in South
Dakota, being called back on account
of business matters. The people are
very sorry to see them leave
Mrs. W. W. Goodrich, a sister OF
Mrs. NJ. B. Downs, who has been
here fer several weeks, returned to
hrr home at Reno, New. last Friday
She was accompanied by Miss Beryl
Downs.
We have just received the word
that the Brown Brothers are build
ing new house. 1t is of the bunga-
low style and is said to be great
Improvement to the looks OF The
Idaho Oregon Slope.
/! Word has been received from D.
Fher who went to Deer Lodge, Mon
tana, to visit his brother who is sick
at that place, that his brother is
Improving rapidly and that he will
return home soon.
Louie Felsoher, after spending a
couple CT days at home with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fels-
cher, left for Salt Lake where he
has secured a position as chef of
the largest hotels in that city.
H. L. Brink, immigration INSPECTOR
ON the Canadian border, and wife
and son left the latter part of last
week fer their home at Winnepe5,
Canada. after an extended visit with
Mrs. BrinBs parents Mr.. and Mrs. M.
]. Hdgley.
A. E. Wood left last Sunday night
for Cheyenne Wyoming to atteed to
business concerning his peaches and
the new crate system he is trying
to install instead of the old box
form. He expects to go on farther
east before he returns.
| Miss Grace ". Bonner the imper-
senator and ventriloquist who gave
| an Entertainments at the Christian
Church last Friday night furnished
an evening of excellent entertain
ment, but was not given the full
house she deserved. THE Woman
Next Door was worth more than
the price of admission.
| Mr.. and Mrs Geo. W. Baker have
received word from their son Dwis'ht
who is located at Cedar Rapids that
lbe had just returned from Roches-
49, had Ha1r m