Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-01-18


Bellingham this week.
James Howard of Emmett spen,
Sunday visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Henry Weidner and children
went to Caldwell Sunday for short
visit.
NJ. E. Wood and son Guard, are
both confined to the house with
severe colds.
Frank Foster and family of On
tario spent Sunday in this city visit
ing with friends.
F. T. Side, manager OF the New
ton Shoe Store of this city, spent
Sunday in Ontario.
Walter Gorham, manager of the
Gorham Mercantile Co., at Fruitland,
was Payette, Monday.
W. E. Wade returned Monday
morning from three days business
trip to La Grande, Oregon.
In a letter from Miss Arma Jacob
sen to her parents, she says she
is making good as movie actress.
Wesley Rhoads came down from
Boise Monday evening on a few days
furlough from the Boise Barracks.
F. G. Muzzy, bookkeeper for Stan
ton Bros, Is on the sick list this
week with bad attack Of grippe.
Dr. ]. c. Woodward was in Boise
the fore part Of the week on pro-
fessional and other business mat
ters.
We are pleased to say that dur
ing the cold spell last week, T. D.
Landon froze one of his ears while
il bed.
Mrs A. Wells has been confined to
The house for some time as the re-
suit Of a bad cold and the cold
weather.
Auctioneer j. NJ. Swanson was at
Weiser last Saturday where he con-
iucted a sale of stock and other
E. A. Blair's absence is noticeable
1n The street the last few days, on
account of asthma and the extreme
cold weather.
L. c. Seawen returned Tuesday
from three weeks bus
ness trip to Salt Lake and points
'arther east.
A R. Ingalls, of New Plymouth was
iown last Friday to spend the day
with his wife who is spending the
winter in Payette.
NJ. Miller went to Weiser Sunday
Dorning where he intends visiting
lis sister, Miss Anna L. Miller, for
TWO or three weeks.
Miss Hattie Suite returned Sun
lay to her home in Mackey, Idaho,
after two weeks visit with her cou-
lin, Mrs ]. L. Wells.
Mrs. Nova Lathrop left last Fri
lay evening for GAINESVILLE, Mo,
|, here she was called on account of
h" illness of her mother.
Robert A. Harris returned Satur-
lay from Emmett where he has been
OF the past week attending to busi-
less matters for Denney & Co.
Mrs. Mae Nicklis arrived last
friday from Hood River, Ore, to
-isit her sisters, Mrs. Hattie Svank
nd Miss Estelle Harris, few weeks
Mrs. E. Zimmerman arrived home
tuesday morning from Los Angeles,
7here she has been for the past
wo months visiting friends and rela-
ives.
Mrs. ]. A. Judd, who went to
Oregon, some time ago
o undergo an operation, returned J
ONE Tuesday. She is getting along {
icely. Ii
Mrs. Belle Mitchell arrived Satur-
sy from Portland to make an ex-
ended visit with her sister, Mrs.
arah P. Driscoll Of this city and |
fith friends In Boise.
Gus Applemaa, former sales mana
er of the Idaho Power Company Of
his city, came down from the Boise
arracks Tuesday morning to at
End to business matters.
II. w. Zimmerman and family re-
lrned Wednesday morning from the
astern states where they have
cen visiting relatives and friends
,r the past three months.
Mrs. G. V. Brandt returned on the
arly Tuesday morning train from :
ortland, Oregon, where she has
cen for the past three months visit
lg friends and relatives. \
Thel Lampkin, who is attending I
,e Ontario High School, spent last Q
riday with his father, W. T. Lamp I