Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-07-06
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
IN CONDENSED FORM

, Miss Edith Dunn of Salt Lake City
] is visiting her uncle, Clarence Dunr
and family, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nova Lathrop, anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Oldham spent the
Fourth in Boise, returning Wednes
day morning.
Mrs. Benz. Smith and children took
their departure Wednesday noon for
jamestown, Ind. to visit her mother.
They expect to be gone about six
weeks.
4 Dinners were served by the women
OF Payette on the Fourth for the
benefit of%the Second Regiment and
for Company l, both being liberal
ly patronized.
Mrs. F. H. Lyon and children ar
rived home last night from Memphis.
Tenn, where they have been visit
ing for several weeks at the home
OF Mrs. Lyons parents.
Mr.. W. L. Porter of Caldwell, one
of the best known and widely ex-
perienced bee men of Idaho, was
Payette visitor last Saturday, the
guest of Mr. Rex Bradshaw.
c. A. Sunderlin, Republican candi-
date for Attorney-General. (adv.)
County Assessor Christopher, re-
moved from office by the county
commissioners, will have to answer
in court TO the Serious charge of has-
ing appropriated public funds for
his personal use.
The brick work on the big Eighth
street garage is progressing rapidly |
now that the weather is favorable |
and it is expected that the build |
ing will be ready for occupancy not
later than September first.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Marquardsen |
and son of Buhl, Idaho, came in
their car Sunday, to visit a couple
Of days with Mrs. Marquardsen's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Platt /
OF this ity.zThey returned home
Tuesday afternoon.
City Attorney F. H. Lyon is only |
waiting for the completion of ar
a handsome business and office build
ing on Eighth street, the first /
particulars OF which were printed in
last weeks Enterprise.
Captain L. V. Patch of Company NJ,
and Captain R. l.. Shaw of Company
l, ran over from Boise Wednesday
to look after important
business matters. They were in the
city but short time and had but
little time to see friends.
Miss Madge Gill of Cheyenne, i
Wyo., is visiting a couple of days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Stanton in this city. She was enter
-ained Wednesday evening at a pleas.
ant gathering at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Stanton. Miss Gill
was formerly the stenographer Of
he stanton Bros. at Cheyenne.
F. H. Hogue, manager of the
Denny Fruit Company, accompanied
1y Mrs. Hogue and the boys and
Miss May Genoway, took their dc
oarture last Saturday for North
Yakima, to remain during the har-
resting OF the fruit crop. Mr.. Hogue's $
will handle large tonnage
If the apple crop OF the North Yak
ma vllay this season.
Cashier NJ. F. Albert of the First :
National Bank is at his desk again
after an absence of about ten weeks )
,n account OF sickness. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert returned home from ;,
California via Portland, last Sum
lay. They visited Los Angeles, San :,
Diego, San Francisco and other
POINTS of interest in California and
dr. Albert comes back to his ;,
work, feeling better, he says, than !,
Ie has for several months. His
riends are congratrlating him upon :
boxing so well.
While in the act of removing a B
oulder that had rolled down the c,
illside and become an obstruction il
a the road near the Chris. Hem ly
lchsen ranch, WIN Wells discovered
n Indian mortar of the kind that
Fas used by the first inhabitants of +,
his valley instead of the modern !
ristmin that furnishes breadstuff forI
he present population. This relic
{ the days when the Red Man
,ade his abiding place here, is as u
erfect as when It was formed out u
{ piece of granite rock by the g
ofSsomes child of the
esert and Is worth preserving. But al