Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-08

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Miss Marion Crawford arrive,
home Saturday from Lewiston, wher
she has been attending Normal.
Miss May Hutchinson returned t.
Boise Sunday evening after spending
some time with her mother, in thil
city.
Mrs. P. E. Short is driving G
handsome new car, a Baby Six
Buick, recently presented to hel
by her husband.
Mrs. Grin Bussey and daughter Ma
garet, took their departure Sunday
evening for Salt Lake, to join Mr.
Bussey, who is employed there, and
make their future home.
Miss Zadie Keith arrived home
Monday evening from Grangeyille,
where she has been employed as
Domestic Science instructor in the
High School the past two years.
More than 40 Payette Nasons went
to Weiser in autos Tuesday evening
to participate in big Masonic do
ings at that place. They report hav-
ing been royalty entertained by the
Weiser brethren.
Bud and Della Flanagan, son and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John F1ana-
gan of Silver City, where Mr.. Flana-
gan is publisher of the Avalanche,
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Baird in this city.
The John 3:16 Mission has taken
lease on the old German Lutheran
church house on the corner of First
Avenue South and 18th street, where
religious services will be held regu-
larly in the future
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will serve strawberries, ice
cream and cake, Saturday, June IT.
Place to be announced next week.
They are also planning for Parcel
Post sale for July.
Mr.. George Ross of Arlington, Ore
gon, visited his sister, Mrs. Charles
McCosh, from Thursday untl Satur-
day last. Mr.. Ross was formerly a
resident of Payette and after an alb
sence of five years enjoyed meeting
many old friends.
The brick work on the big hotel
is nearing completion and already
signs have been displayed by the
Electric investment Company and
Haho-Oregon Fruit Association an
bouncing that they will occupy quart
ers in the new structure September
1st.
The people who celebrated the
Fourth of July in Payette last year
will not have to be told where they
can have grand good time again
this year, SO long as they know that
Payette is going to make an effort
to give them a bigger and better
celebration in 1916 than that of 1915.
Mrs. /. R. Woodward of this city
is in receipt of letter containing
the news that her nephew, Mr.. Lind
sey Hastings, who was serving with
Canadian troops in the defense OF
verdun, was seriously wounded re-
Gently. Mrs. Woodward had two neph-
ews serving in the same Canadian
regiment.
Miss Anna Gordon, National w. c.
T. U. superintendent, will be in
Boise on Sunday, June 18th, and viii
hold a meeting, probably in the after
noon. State President, Nettie Chipp,
would be pleased to have as many
of the Idaho members as can con-
veniently do so attend this meeting.
We understand 1t is the intention Of
a number of Payette ladies to go to
Boise on that date.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Whalen expect
to leave on Sunday for trip East.
They go to Des Moines, Iowa, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, Chicago, H., Milwau-
kee, Wis, and back over the North
ern Pacific by the way Of st. Paul,
Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma and Port
land. This is their honeymoon trip
and all they lack is their mother-in-
law along to inform the porters and
walters that they arc nawly-weds.
Mr.. F. ]. Plaisted, assistant traffic
director of the Southern Packc
lines, with offices in New York City.
was Payette visitor Sunday. Mr..
Plaisted came over from Boise to
look over his 160-acre ranch which Is
located near New Plymouth Mr..
Plaisted was formerly general freight
agent Of the Oregon Short Line, In
which position he always took deep
interest in the developnent Of the
various resources x this stata.