Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-04-13
LOCAL BREViTiEs.

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eight OF her sri friends at a birth
day dinner last Sunday evening.
Miss Ruth Hunt, who has been at
tending school at Newton, Iowa.
since September first, returned to
her home in this city this morning.
Captain and Mrs. R. L. Shaw en-
tertained Captain E. G. Davis Of
Boise, with a small party Of his
gentlemen friends, at their home at
dinner Friday evening.
Mr.. ]. B. Gorton has been secured
as clerk at Giesler Bros, to succeed
E. H. Brubaker, who with C. s. Full
/pn, will engage in their trade as
painters and paperhangers.
Mrs. A P. Hobson arrived Sunday
from Salt Lake, to join her husband
who recently became associated with
the firm of E. C. Keith & Son. Mr..
and Mrs Hobson will establish their
home il this city.
Everybody invited to the Mission
airy plays, The Visit of the Home
Missionary Family" and the How
and Why of Missions" at the Metho-
dist church Monday evening, April
IT, Admission 1Oc.
The residence of H. II. Precht on
the corner of 9Th street and Second
Avenue North, which is undergoing
extensive improvements, viii soon
be completed and will be one of
the handsomest homes in the city.
Ryan Walker, the Socialist lee
turer and cartoonist, spoke to an
audience that filled Woodward's Hall
Monday night. Mr.. Walker is not
only a forceful speaker, but is an
unusually clever cartoonist. He can
be humorous as well as serious and
holds the close attention Of his
hearers.
Dr. ]. L. Mcdonald, who was form
erly associated with Dr. McCalla, the
Bellmown Boise physician and sur
geon, who IS his uncle, has formed a
partnership with Dr. ]. E. Crouch in
this city. DR.. Mcdonald was located
for short time at New Plymouth |
and already enjoys an extensive &C
quaintance in that section.
Mrs. ]. F. Orr OF this city re-
ceived a telegram Friday evening, |
advising her of the death OF her
father, Captain ]. r. Beatty, at /
Mankato, Mimi Captain Beatty was
a geologist of note and prospected In
oil and mining in various parts OF
the country. He earned his military
title in the civil war, having served
as captain of the Second Minnesota
regiment
Secretary E. C. S. Brainard Of the
Commercial Club, made a flying trip
to Gooding Wednesday afternoon,
where he met with the Board OF
Trustees of Gooding College and the
Committee of the Board of Educa-
ton of the Methodist church, Of New
York City. Returning home this
he will go to La Grande,
Ore, tomorrow, to appear before the
Oregon State Water Board In refer
ence to matters connected with an
system in Malheur county.
Cashier NJ. F. Albert Of the First
-
National Bank, was taken sersousy
i'll at his home Wednesday morning,
since which time he has been under
the care of his family physician. For
several hours Mr.. Albert's condition
was considered critical, but we are
pleased to be able to say that his
condition is believed to be consider
ably improved at the time Of this
writing, Thursday afternoon His
friends will be glad to hear Of his
early recovery.
Rev. Thomas Ashworth, rector Of
St. James Episcopal church, who
made a business trip to Kansas
City, Mo-, week ago, returned nome
last Friday. Mr.. Ashwrth says he
found the business situation looking
very prosperous In that city. He
was there on the day OF the municf-
pal election and Witnessed scenes
that were something Of revelation
to an Idaho man who Is not used to
seeing the political machine operat-
ed under a full head OF steam Ike
they do the thing back IN old Mis-
souri,.