Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-08-31

Miss Anna Griffith took her de-
parture Tuesday evening fer HALEY,
Idaho, where she will spend sever
; al months. II
Mrs. Walt. Keith and baby daugh-
ter returned to their home in EN-
NETT this morning after spending a
) few days in this Aty.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. seda aud
Mrs. A W. Rohlfing motored to
Caldwell Tuesday where they were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
lSeda.
/ M. F. Albert, cashier Of the First
National Bank, returned home We'd
nesday from Kimberly, Idaho, whore
he spent two weeks looking after
landed interests.
Miss Helen DriscoH went ON the
noon train Sunday to Pocatello,
where she has accepted a position
In the big department store of Mr..
L. w. Russell, formerly OF Payette.
C. o. Grimes made trip to EN-
nett last Saturday to figure ON a
Job of house-moVing, where he Sc
cured a $500 contract from Mr.. Muir
ray, who is connected with the
McNish mercantile establishment. Mr..
Grimes bid against contractors from
both Caldwell and Eoise. Mr. Grimes
and his father will take their house
moving machinery and equipment to
Emmett within few days and be-
gin work on the big job at that
place.
Mrs. NJ. F. Albert is giving a
farewell luncheon this afternoon to
Miss Alice Reed, who is about TAX
ing her departure for China, where
she goes as teacher. A number of
Miss Reeds lady friends of the
church congregation will take this
occasion to pay their respects TO
one who's activities in religious work
have been of kind to endear her
to her associates and the commun-
ity. While regretting her departure
her friends commend the courage
and devotion that prompts her to
engage in the wosk that size mas
chosen. Their prayers and best
wishes will follow her.
Mrs. Elizabeth Toole arrived this
morning from Rochester, N. Y,
where she has been visiting Fela-
tives since attending the biennial
convention of Women's clubs held
in New York City in May. Mrs.
Toole says that Idaho people who
have remained at home the present
summer can have no idea of the
kind of weather that has prevailed
throughout the East. She says she
is always glad to get back to Pay
cite but was never more SO than
now. notwithstanding the fact that
her visit with relatives and friends
at her old home and elsewhere in
the East was greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Williams
arrived Sunday from San Diego, Cali
fornia. They are visiting at the home
of the parents of Mr. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. A. " Williams, in this city,
Mr.. Williams says that business IS
quiet at San Diego Just at
present, the tourist travel that has
contributed so largely to the pros
perity of that city has fallen off
quite noticeably this season and
that California, like other parts Of
the West, is patiently waiting for
the good times and great busi-
ness prosperity that is said to pre-
vail throughout the East. Mr.. and
Mrs Williams will probably remain
in Idaho during the fall and winter
and may decide to locate in Payette
permanently.
Hon Evan Evans, chairman of the
Republican state central committee,
Mr. c. A. Branscome, editor of
the Grangeville Globe, and Hon. E.
.. MCGOWAN of Moscow, made
short stop in Payette Sunday The
gentlemen we're returning to their
homes in the northern part of the
state after an extended Fea1faf the
southern counties, where they did
work in the way of party
They were met by
number of Republicans of this city
Turing the short time they were here
and arrangements were tentatively
agreed upon for the perfecting of
thorough party organization in the
Payette Valley towns in the near
'uture. Chairman Evans reports that
are wide-awake and az n
yressiye in all portions of the state.
hat the party is united and will roll
I'D the usual majority for its can