Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-02-22
Personal and Local Mention

I
Auctioneer Swanson was at Wei
ser last Saturday where he conduct,
ed large stock sale.
Sheriff Froman of Caldwell spent
the forepart of the week in Payette
looking after business matters.
w. T. Lampkin spent Sunday in
Ontario visiting his son who is at
ltending the Ontario High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Anderson and
baby went to Boise Saturday eve
ming for a days visit with friends.
Charles Pearce returned Friday
evening from Tacoma, Wash, where
he had been for the past six months.
Mrs. w. E. Crockford, who has
been ON the sick list for the past
two weeks, is reported much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Keith return
cd home Saturday after visiting a
week in Caldwell, Boise and Emmett.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. IBrainard of
Nyssa spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends and relatives in this
city.
T. H. McComsey went to Emmett
Tuesday morning where he will be
for a few days looking after busi-
ness.
VIM. B. Walker, sheriff Of Wash |
ington County, was a Payette bust
ness visitor the fore part of the
week.
Attorney r. E. Haynes went to
Boise Sunday where he will be for
a few days attending to business
matters.
Chas. Smith and Clinton Wood,
both employees of the Idaho Power
Company, went to Huntington Mon
day morning.
Dr. E. B. Carpenter and small
daughter of Boise spent Sunday in
Payette visiting at the home of
Dr.. E. B. Holmes.
]. T. Crume has leased the E. E.
Kirk 5 acres on the Payette Heights,
and will move on the place about
The first of March.
l. E. Jennings, manager of the
Society OF Equity of this city, and /
j. W. Vanderford were Ontario busi-
hess visitors Sunday.
Mrs Clyde Loughrey spent the lat I
.er part Of last week visiting h r
in Weiser, returning to her !
home here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hogue enter-l 7
aimed the 500 club Friday evening.
were served and
;ood time reported by all.
Mrs Anna Brown, an employee of
he Idaho Power Company, spent :
ew days the latter part of last week
n Emmett visiting friends. :
Dave Snowberger returned Sunday
vening from Huntington, Indiana, r
yhsre he has been for the past two 4
months visiting his aged father. h
Gus Appleman of the Idaho Pow :
r Company, went to Nyssa Monday
lorning where he will look after Il
he company's business for few
ays IA
Florence Douglass, who is teaching Il
d the Roswell school this year, a
pent the weekend with her par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Douglass, /,
f this city. /
H E. Bowman and family return 4
d from Salt Lake City the latter \
art OF last week where they had X
zen for the past several months
isiting friends and relatives.
Ted Driscoll, a member of Co. 1, h
Tho was sent to San Francisco by n
he medical department of the Idaho D
egiment for an operation on his q
hroat, returned home Sunday. 81
Mrs. r. R. Hurst who was form
rly known in this city as Gertrude :.
now living in Weiser, :,
ame down Sunday for days visit =
18th her friend, Mrs. Arnspiger. Il,
Luther Peterson, the mail carri r g
n route number three, went to Poca- "
clio Saturday morning where he at
ended to business matters concern T.
Bpuns SuIuInleI 'sIeIIIeo, IIem SUI :
iorning. Ia,
The stork made his appearance at II
ne P. V. Campbell home last Sun u
ay morning bright and early, and 81
1T a little boy, and it is quite like m
I he will make his home there, at
,ast we would judge so from the :,
mile ON P. VS. face. !,
j. B. Trevey left for Walla Walla sr
riday evening with the Ger OF y.
lules shipped by w A. Coughanour pt
( this place. Mr.. Trevey informed &C