Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-13


publican candidate for state trea!
urer, was a Payette visitor yestel
day.
Mrs. w. A. Coughanour OF thi
city, and her granddaughter, Mis-
Marjorie Hamilton, of Weiser, hay
gone to the Payette Lakes II
remain Cor a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hartung hay,
moved to Boise where Mr.. Hartuns
has employment as substitute citl
letter carrier from the Boise post
office for the summer.
With every man in the regimeni
well, the Second Idaho boys reached
their destination, Nogales, Ariz.
on the Mexican border, Tuesday
afternoon
Miss Ethel E Redfie1d of Lewis
ton, Republican candidate for state
superintendent Of public instruction,
is Payette visitor, the guest of
Mrs. Ira Tweedy and Mrs. Scott
Brainard
Capt. and Mrs. Temple Of Moravia,
Iowa, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. H. T. Smith. Mrs. Smith and
parents went to Boise and spent
the 4th with Mrs. Smiths daughter,
Mrs Carl Carlson.
Grand Master Francis Jenkins OF
Idaho Masons, was Payette visitor
Saturday and was entertained at a
special meeting OF Washoe Lodge
No. 2S, which was followed by a
banquet that evening.
The Weiser Signal says: Clyde
Thurston OF Payette was a visitor
in Weiser Sunday" But of course
he didn't say anything about it,
when asked What's news?" Some
people are too modest. you know.
The Socialist Eneampment held in
this city Monday and Tuesday was
well attended, not only by local
people, but by delegations from the
several local organizations Of Wash
ington county and of Malheur coun
ty, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Farson of
Burns, Oregon, who have been visit
ing in Payette the past few days
and who expect to move back to
their home in this city the coming
fall, were visited over Sunday by
their daughter, Miss Dotha Farson
of Boise.
Mr.. H. NJ. Hawthorn, representing
Intermountain Glass Co., OF Boise,
is a Payette visitor today. Mr..
Hawthorn's firm furnished the glass
for the hotel building, the c. A.
Smith and Gorham Mercantile build
ings. He is now figuring on two or
three other large bills in this city.
Secretary of State George Barker,
Hon. E. A. Van Sicklin, member OF
the state highway commission and E.
NJ. Booth. engineer. were Payette
visitors Wednesday. The gentlemen
were travelling by auto from Boise
to Weiser, inspecting portions of
the newly completed state highway.
Local Manager ]. F. Orr, Of the
Electric Investment Co. at this
place and Mr.. H. B. Waters, of Boise,
the company's general sales mana
ger, started from Payette by auto
for the Seven Devils coun-
try, to inspect power service In the
Cornucopia and Mormon
Basin mining properties.
Mrs. R. L. Shaw, who went to
Boise to be with her husband, Cap
tain Shaw, until the regiment took
IT'S departure for the Mexican border,
returned to Payette Sunday even
ing. Mrs. Shaw expects to join the
Captain on the border in the near
future, to remain near the head
quarters of the Second Idaho while
the regiment is engaged in patrol
ing the border.
Mrs. ]. F. Orr and little son, }. r,
Jr., arrived home Sunday morning
from Minneapolis and Duluth, Mimi,
where they visited relatives and
friends for several weeks. While In
Minneapolis Mrs. Orr visited Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. d. Chandler, formerly
residents of Payette. Mr.. Chandler Is
at present filling a position in a
bank.
Mrs. Ashworth, wife of Rev.
Thomas Ashworth, rector of st.
James Episcopal church In this CITY,
is in receipt of the news that her
brother, Major A. Leaning. who rs
fighting with his English regiment an
France, has lately received favorable
mention for gallant and distinguish
ed conduct In the field, in dispatches
ed conduct in the field in dispatches