Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-06-29

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Clarence Chapin went TO Boise o
: Tuesday, where he will take tn
: stare Dental examination for practit
, ing in the State of Idaho. 3lr. ChapE
recently returned from Salem, Ore.
shere he took the oregon examina
lion and passed with high standing
i Dr. z. 3. Holmes will be found &C
Icupying his new dental parlors on u
second floor Of the c. a Smith buil1
ing after July / DR.. Holmes viii
have handsome suite of rooms
with everything most conveniently az
ranged for the accommodation o.
his patrons.
( Chas. Chaplin al the Emma Thea
tre, July 4th.
Mr. John Conyers will leave on
The morning train Friday for Cas-
eade. near which place his big Long
Valley ranch is located He VII be
accompanied by the little daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Ray Hund, who viii
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Hurd, who live On Mr.. Con-
yers' ranch.
A telegram received by Mr. ]. c.
Lewis Tuesday morning from wash
ington, D. c., conveyed the sad
news OF the death OF Mr.. A. H
Clark, father OF Mrs. Lewis, Mon
day evening. It was On account Of
the illness Of her father that Mrs.
Lewis went East month ago and
she was By his bedside when he pas
sed away.
The Farmers Society Of Equity
has an advertisement in this num-
Der Of the Enterprise. From the
beginning OF business In khis city
ON Ns- Isl With Mr LIE Jennings
as manager, this establishment nas
steadily grown IN importance as a
popular institution of the commm-
Ny. Mr. Jennings Is displaying the
kind OF energy in the conduct OF the
business that cannot fail 10 win
the confidence and esteem OF the
public.
Assistant Postmaster Albert White,
who has been absent the past Is
days enjoying his annual vacation, re
turned to his post of duty Sunday
morning. Mr.. White spent most Of
his vacation seeing the sights Of
Yellowstone National Park and visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Charles Hamil
ton, near Idaho Falls. Mr.. White al
so stopped over in Boise on his re
turn trip where he spent few
hours with the boys OF Company /,
OF which he was a member for eight
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bulmer and
Mr.. Elmer Bohmer arrived Monday
from Neigh, Neb. They are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Farber
and will locate in or near Pay
eue. Mr.. Bulmer visited Payette
some weeks ago when returning
home from the San Francisco expo
siuon, at which time ne became very
much impressed with this section OF
country and as a result Of that I'M
preston Mr.. and Mrs. Bulmer are ex-
pecting TO purchase property and
make this their home.
Chas, Chaplin at the Emma Thea
tre, July 4th-
Mr.. William Reilly returned home
last Thursday from Portland, Ore.
where he was called by the serious
illness OF his daughter. Mrs. Charlss
Bus sey, sJr A daagh er was barn to
Mr.. and Mrs. Bussey on the 18th
inst. and for several days thereafter
the young mothers recovery wss all
most despaired Of Mr.. Reilly reeeis-
ed word yesterday that she is nov
considered very much better. with in !
dications favorable for her speedy |
recovery. MIS-. Reilly. who has been |
in Portland for two weeks. is eI-
pected home today
Mr.. ]. O. Cochran of Haines. Ore.
who has long been a reader Of the
Ent texpfsse. made us an appreciated /
visit yesterday. Mr.. Cochran arriv-
ed in Payette Tuesday and had al
ready seen enough Of the Payetie
vaiiey to know that he couldn't halp
liking it. and had purchased 25-
acre tract OF sand from Mr.. A. Blind
eetween Frnitlsnd and New Ply
f6uth. before we ev>n had a chance
to do any boosting With him, Mr..
Cochran VIM take possession Of his
land and become permanent rssi
dent oasthe best community h aver
rvet n saEn 4 ne hll