Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-06-10
LOCAL BRENTIES


rejoicing over the arrival of a It'll
daughter al their home, al 10 o'clocl
Sunday evening.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred GUnsoias, o
:. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, are visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ]
a. Judd, in this city. Mrs. Gunsolai
is Mrs. Judd's cousin.
The Baptist ladies will have Z
rest room in the basement Of the
church building during Chanta1Qua
week, which viii be free to visitors
and all who desire 70 use the same
Mr.. Carl Korup viii attend the
Grand Lodge Knights Of Pythias, to
be held this year at Lewiston, Idaho,
June 16. II, and Is. Mr.. Korup WI
take his departure for Lewiston the
first Of the coming week.
Mrs. Ella Tripp and daughter, Miss
yerna, arrived in this city Tuesday
morning, from Logan, Iowa They
are sister and niece Of Dr. a v
Straus, and viii spend the summer
with DR.. Straus and mothcT-
Mrs. Bradshaw, Of Flushing, n. J
mother of Mr.. Rex Bradshaw, the
well known bee man, is visiting al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. BRADSHAW
n this city. She arrived No-dsy eve
ming and expects to remain during
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Ogg took
their departure yesterday on the P
V. train, TO visit with the family
CT Bert Himler, al Thunder City.
where they are expecting to enjoy
the climate of that high sitit1de
for several weeks.
A party composed Of a dozen or
more members OF the board OF di-
rectors of the Y.MC-A. held the
regular monthly meeting last Friday
evening at the country home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Brewster north
OF the city, where, in addition 70
the transaction Of the regular bust
ness Of the board, the members en-
ioyed a pleasant evening.
Mr.. John Flanagan, editor OF the
Silver City, Idaho, Avalanche. ac-
companied by his wife, arrived IN
Payette Friday evening and remain
I'd over Sunday, visiting their many
old friends. Mr. Flanagan was for
I2 years foreman of the mechanical
department of the Payette Independ-
snt. His friends Will be glad to hear
hat he is doing well with his pa
per at Silver City.
Dr.. Webb Hund, who had teen
spending a few days in tbs city,
'eturned last Friday TO his new
ZONE in Long Valley, ne5r Cascade,
daho. DR.. Hurd and Keith Burns
ecentIy took a lease on the large
,tock ranch OF Mr. John Conyers
md will devote their attention 10
tockraising and growing grain The
'ayette friends of the two families
sill be pleased to hear that they
re delighted with their surroundings
DR.. ]. E. Crouch, 1st lieutenant in
medical corps of the Idaho National
Iaard, who has been attending the
school of Medical instruction al
'ort D. A. Russell, near Cheyenne,
yyo., returned home Sunday eve
ing. DR.. Crouch says there were
arge numbers of physicians and
anitary troops In attendance, and
hat the instructions were OF
aluable character, In the way OF
romoting the efficiency of the
e-vice.
/. R. Kenward, the well known
'ayette lawyer, who took the re
Mains OF his deceased father to the
Id home in Illinois for burisi a
Month aso, returned last Monday
lr. Kenward says it had been very
~ throughout East Central Hi
ois, but that heavy rains during
be time of his soiourn there in
ures good crops this se2son- He
avs the farmers are prosperous
throughout that section, but that
be merchants appear to be having
hard struggle 10 make any money.
Mr.. Perry E. Miller. formerly of
ieze Perce, Idaho, who recently
urchased and has moved his famf
; onto what is known as tha Crump
anch, on Big Willow creek, was
business In Payette Tues
ay. Mr.. Miller, who was formerly
layor of his home city, Nez Perce,
ONES to us with the reputation OF
man who has always been found
Torking with might and main for
is community and from our brief