Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-08-24

4 Miss Zoe Dunn was Boise visi-
tor Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. G. E. Dunn and two little
daughters are visiting in Emmett
this week
4 Misses Eda Gorrie and Helen Dris-
col spent Monday and Tuesday in
Middleton.
Attorney and Mrs NJ. G. Riebeling
and daughter Elfriede, spent last
week in Boise.
Mrs. Belle Richardson went to
Roise Tuesday evening to spend a
few days with her daughter Ruth.
Mrs. B. Larkin and Miss Edna In
man returned from Portland We'd
nesday morning after a two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Paulene Sands arrived from
her home in Salt Lake Monday to
spend a week with relatives and
friends in Payette-
Miss Maude Aldrich, OF Nampa,
who was formerly popular teacher
in the Payette public schools, IS
visiting friends in this city.
Mystery package sale Saturday at
Rautenkranz'.
Miss Apphia Robinson, formerly
popular teacher in the Eruitiand
schools, now a candidate on the
Republican ticket for superintendent
OF public instruction, was meeting
the voters of Payette Tuesday.
Prof and Mrs 7. R. Nelson re-
Gurned to their home near Fruitland
Sunday, from Albion, idaho, where
they were employed asa instructors
in the State Normal SUMMER School
in the music and art departments.
Karlene and Bobby" Keith, who
visited at the home OF their grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Keith,
in this city for two weeks, return
ed to their home in Emmett last
Friday morning. They were accom-
panied by their grandmother, Mrs.
Keith. who visited until Tuesday in
Emmett.
The Payette friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Norris will be pleased
to hear that Mr.. Norris has just re-
ceived letter from Mrs. Norris at
Waukesha, Wis, conveying the good
news that the physicians are very
hopeful about the ultimate recovery
of their young son, Arnold, who
was taken by Mrs. Norris about two
weeks ago to the Still Rock Hospit-
al that he might receive treatment
for diabetes.
Hon. John C. Rice of Caldwell, who
is non-partisan candidate for JUS
tice of the Supreme Court, was
Payette visitor Tuesday. Mr.. Rice
had Just returned from a trip
through the northern part of the
state where he says he was given
strong assurances Of support To
the people of Canyon county he
needs no introduction, having with
in the past twenty-five years es-
tablished a reputation here as
lawyer and citizen that commends
his candidacy for the high office to
which he now aspires.
Some idea may be had of the i'm
portanee Of the dairy interests in
his section from the showing made
by C. H. Bowman, one of our
prominent poultry and produce deal
ers, who bought and shipped to his
Montana trade within the past 80
days $1,000 pounds of creamery but
ter. Mr.. Bowman buys direct from
he Farmers Cooperative creamery
Of Payette and other creameries of
he county, in order to keep in close
ouch with his customers and sup
oly their demands for good butter
Is well as the other lines CT pro-
luce which he handles in large
Quantities.
Mystery package sale Saturday at
2autenkranz'.
Miss Ethel E. Redfield of Lewis
on. Republican candidate for state
of public instruction.
las written a Payette friend, ex-
)ressin2 her regrets at not having
,een able to spend more time In
aayette and vicinity while here re-
;ently in the interests Of her candi-
lacy. Miss Redfield has the cordial
support of the people of her own
county where her popularity among
IL parties was attested to in the
asst general election when she re-
eived the greatest plurality Of the
ew Republicans winning osrt At =
ime when the Progressive party