Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-09-14

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Prof C. a Strong of New Pl,
mouth was Payette visitor Sunda,
Superintendent ]. E. Turner of tn
Payette schools went to CaId#e
Wednesday afternoon, returning tn
same evening.
Mr. Gilbert Holt took bis depart
ure Monday night for Kirksyille, No.
where he Will again take ND hi
studies in the School of Osteopathy
Miss Elizabeth johnson entertain
Cd several of her girl friends at din
ner, Sunday. And on Monday eve
ming. she entertained the Milea
Minute Sewing Club.
Owing to the fact that the at
tendance was small at the sale held
at the Shimp ranch September 18th
the sale was called off, but viii be
held later at Payette.
Mr.. William Hwford, of Central
City, Neb-. arrived Monday night
for visit with his sisters, Mrs.
NJ. E. Mcdonald and Miss Dora Hu1-
ford of this city.
Mrs. Edna Moore of Cheyenne.
Wyo-, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
F. F. Stanton Mrs. Moore has bean
visiting relatives in Portland, Ore.
she expects to remain in Payette
about ten days.
The 15-months-od baby boy OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Slinker, fell off
the porch at the Slinker home Sun
day afternoon and broke his collar
bone. A physician was hurriedly
summoned and adjusted the fracture.
Miss Bessie Wright arrived Sat
urday evening from her home in
Portland, to attend school here. Her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Wright,
viii return to Payette in about q
month to again make this city their
home.
Fred Snowberger, who has been
employed in Compton's Pharmay
during the summer, vii take his de-
parture this Thursday evening for
Corvallis. Ore, where he win con-
tinue the course in pharmacy at the
o. A C.
Frank and Richard Hosue arrived
Sunday evening from North Yakima,
Wash, to enter school. The boys
viii stay at the D. W. Ainey home |
until the arrival of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Hogue, al the close Of the fruit-ship- |
ping season.
Mrs. Clements and Junior Muller, /
daughter and son of Col and Mrs.
c. F. Muller, took their departure
Monday evening for Philadelphia,
where Junior viii make his home
with his sister and attend the Penn
Charter school.
DR.. and Mrs. Barton viii leave
,or the East in about ten days.
where DR.. Barton will spend the win
er in postgraduate work in med
cine and surgery. Miss Thompson
md her mother win remain In Pay
,tte DR., and Mrs. Barton expect toI
eturn to Payette about May next.
A very good illustration of whct
ivic pride properly connected with
industry can accomplish, may be
cen in the handsome lawn between
he sidewalk and curbing surround
ng two sides Of the Boise-Payette
lumber Company's yards in this
ity. Many OF US would do well to
axe that as pattern for our fu-
ure operations along that line.
Miss Daisy Crump entertained FRI
az evening at her home in honor{ ,
& Miss Harlene Satoris, who leaves
sunday evening to attend the State
Normal at Lewiston. A large num-
er OF Miss Satoris' friends were
resent. Five Hundred" and dane
ng contributed to an evening OF
elightfui entertainment Delicate re-
reshments were served at s late
our, after which, before sepsrstins, ,
he guests all wished Miss Satoris |;
pleasant and profitable school yesr. ,
Miss Helen Levers, daushter Of !
frs. S. Levers. met with rather
sinful accident Sunday afternoon. :
While coming down the steps OF the {
ront porch at her home her righs {
nee cap slipped out OF place, as .
esult Of which she suffered great
ain. The family physician Was I'M
,edistely summoned and Il was
ound necessary to administer an
nesthetic before the resdirstment 1
ould be made. As result Of the
ccident Miss Helen win be kept a
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