Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-06-03
LOCAL NEWS BRENTIES

Visit Payette, Chautauqua Week
June Is to "a.
Clean up before the city marshal
weed-cutting force reaches you
premises.
Mrs. j. A. Lauer spent a portion
of last week visiting relatives anc
friends at Weiser.
Attorney ]. H. Norris went te
Boise Sunday evening to look after
some legal matters.
Clyde Loughrey, formerly in charge
of the repair department Of the
Sur Shoe store, has accepted simi-
lar position at Weiser.
Miss Lilly S. ellison, formerly well
known in this city, is to be married
to Mr.. James Hickman, June Sth,
at Hwaco, Washington.
Lew Farber, of Ontario, is now as
sisting his brother Earl in the hand
ling of the big special sale at the
Russell Department Store.
Rev. L. S. Dulin formerly pastor
of the Baptist Church in Payet5e,
nas accepted the pastorate of the
Baptist Church at Havre, Mont, and
has moved with his family to that
city.
]. H. Lowell, of Caldwell, member
of the executive committee of the
North Pacific Fruit Distributors s.
Association, was transacting busi-
ness with the local branch at this
place yesterday.
Miss Hazel White, daughter of
ed to Boise Thursday, to finish at
St. Luke's Hospital, where for sev-
eral months past she has been tax
ing course as a trained nurse.
Charles Gilson, of nwaco, Wash,
arrived in Payette Monday morning,
to look after his property interests.
Mr.. Gnson was for years engaged
in farming and stoek-raising in this
vicinity and in the hotel business in
this city.
A telegram has been received from
Ralph " Thurston, advising his par
ents of his arrival in New York
from Brazil, where he has been en-
gagged in educational work. Ralph
expects to reach Payette about the
middle of this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spaulding
spent Sunday and Decoration Day
with the parents OF Mr. Spaulding
in this city. Mr.. Spaulding is assist
ant cashier of the Weiser National
Bank, position he has occupied
for several. years and in which he
has established a record of marked
efficiency.
Work is progressing nicely on tie
pipe line being laid along Center
Avenue, to supply an irrigation sys-
tenn for the recently acquired High |
School grounds. If the trees that
have been planted are properly car
ed for it will not be many years
until that tract of land will be |
pointed to with pride, as one of
the most inviting spots in this
city.
Mrs. Homer Barber of Lima, Mont.
is spending few weeks at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. Dorathy. Mrs. Barber, form
erly Miss Lotta Dorathy, one of
Payette's most popular girls, was
to Mr.. Barber about IL
years ago, since which time they
have resided In Montana, where Mr..
Barber is at present in command of
an important division of the For
est Ranger service.
Judge Ed. L. Bryan and wife Were
guests Sunday and Monday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Platt.
The Judge and his estfmab1e wife
were residents Of Payette years be-
fore official duties made 1t neces-
sary for them to remove to Caldwell.
It is not surprising that they con-
tinue to have a warm place in their
hearts for the many friends here
with whom they were deseryedly
popular during their residence here.
Prof. c, A, Strong, who was for
long time principal of the New. Ply
mouth schools, but now being plea
sanity and pfitably occupied with
tree and vineTcn his fine acreage
-ract near tha city, was a Payette
visitor, renewing acquaintances and Ii
looking after business interests last
Saturday. Strong isn't as handsome
IS Judge Smock, Doc. Swatman and |
some of the other old-timers out
here, but corner him in debate I