Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-08-31
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
IN CONDENSED FORM

Attorney Alfred F. Stone of Cali
well, Republican candidate for count
3 attorney, spent Monday in Payette.
Miss Eda Gorrie left Monday eve
ming for Everett, Wash, where sh
will teach school the coming year.
Hon. B. P. Shawhan, manager O
the King Hill irrigation project, ha
been sent by the state officials t
Washington, d. c., where he will cor
fer with the department of the in
terror in regard to the King Hill pro
Iject.
Eddie Coblentz, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Coblentz, returned home
! Tuesday from Kuna, Idaho, where he
spent several weeks at the home o.
his uncle, Mr.. j. w. Beckdolt.
Miss Bess Vance of Boise, spent a
few hours in Payette yesterday be
tween trains enroute to Walla Walla,
Wash, during which time she was
the guest of Mrs P P. Brainard, the
two having been schoolgirl friends
at Whitman College.
]. B. Cosman lost one of his good
work horses Friday evening. The
animal was in a pasture near Mr..
Cosman's residence in the east part
o. the city and in some manner cut
its front leg on a barbwire fence,
dying within a few minutes from the
loss of blood.
At the Sunday morning M. E.
Church service the congregation was
favored with a solo by Mr.. Henry
Filler, a popular vocal teacher of
Eugene, Ore, who with Mrs. Filler
and their baby is spending a few
weeks at the home of Mrs. Fi1er's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Thurs
ton, in this city.
Mrs. C. L. Kelley, who has been
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Wilson, in this
city, the past two months, took her
departure Sunday morning for Cor
umbus, Ohio, where she will join
her husband who has been engaged
as teacher in the Columbus city
schools. Their former home was at
Council Bluffs, Iowa, where Mr.. Kel-
ley was for some time past employ
ed as q teacher
Al. Randall, the live-wire of the
RandallDodd Automobile Co., of
Boise, was exhibiting one of the
late model Bucks in Payette yes
terday. Mr.. Randall established an
agency with the Moss Mercantile
Company at this place while here.
Mr. Randall is an old-time Minnesota
friend of E. C. Keith and gets a
good deal of pleasure as well as
profit out of his occasional visits
to this city.
Miss Alice Reed will leave at an
early date for her field of future
work in China. Her reservation is
on the Empress of Asia" which
sails from Vancouver. B. C. Sept. |
7th. The impending strike may
her leaving on Friday in
order to get to tidewater before the
blockade. Her destination is Peking |
for the first year, and after that a
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she will have charge of girls
Je arding school.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Isaman
and baby twins, Robert and Ruth,
arrived Satuday from Lewiston, Ida
ho. They were the guests over Sun
Day of Miss Myrtle Bell of this city,
who was schoolgirl friend of Mrs.
Isaman at the Lewiston State Normal
Mr.. Isaman has been engaged as
teacher of agriculture and manual
at New Plymouth. In speak
ing of the large crowd upon the
streets of Payette during the band
concert Saturday evening, Mr.. Isa-
nan said it looked to him like the
ivest little city" he had seen IN
daho.
Mrs. Albert White returned home
from the East, where
she went as delegate to the great
biennial convention of Women's clubs
leld in New York City in May. Mrs.
White has been visiting at her old
lone in Philadelphia, at Keewanee,
H., and spent a week with her
laughter, Mrs. c. c. Hamilton, near
daho Falls, Idaho. Mrs. White says
he kind of weather that has pre-
,ailed where she has been was so
,rsatly different from the Idaho
summer climate that one has on y
o experience the difference to be
eminded of the fact that the cl.-
nate of Idaho is in itself something
hat cannot be too highly appre-