Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-03-22

Attorney F. H. Lyon wac in Boise
Monday.
Rep. Anderson of Parma was a
Sunday visitor in the city.
i H. E. Dunn went 10 Salt Lake
Tuesday, returning Thursday.
| Attorney o. NJ. vanDyne of Caid,
well was in Payette Tuesday.
W. G. Burno of Caldwell was in
Payette Sunday visiting old friends.
Captain L. V. Patch was Boise
business visitor the fore part o. the
week.
Miss Mary McClanahan spent the
weekend in Caldwell visiting her
friend, Miss Helen Stone.
! Constable ]. B. Cosman was a
Caldwell and Boise business visitor
the latter part OF last week.
T. H. McComsey and B. W. Ander-
son were Emmett busins IS visitors
the fore part of this week.
Ask for KODAK Bank at Thurs
tons and see how easy it is to get
a real Camera with spare dimls. Y.
The Schildkret's Hungar an Or
chestra will appear at the Chris ian
Church Saturday evening, March 24.
w. H. Taylor, deputy game war
den OF Scott Valley, Idaho, was IN
Payette Tuesday and " Wednt sday.
Fred Moss, president of the Moss
Mercantile Company, was a Boies
business visitor the latter part of
last week.
Don't forget to attend the Schild-
kret's Hungarian Or,hts,ra at @he
Christian Church, Saturday evening,
March 24lh, g o'clo.k.
Mrs. a. L. Kay, who has been
visiting her aged mother and her
relatives in Kansas, returned hOme
Monday night.
The fifth and last Lenten Tea
Thursday, March 2S, will be at the
home OF Mrs. Coughanour. All are
cordially invited
]. l.. Hollandsworth and d. F.
Hart OF Brownlee, Neb., are visit |
ing at the home OF Mrs. Ola Hon.,
IN the east part Of town.
If you are a lover OF good music,
attend the Schildhret's hungarian Or
chestra at the Christian Church sat-
lruay evening March "a, al oclo k
Attorney H f. McEiroy of Bose
was in Payette Tuesday to aIend
the directors meeting Of the Idaho-
Oregon Fruit Growers Association.
The brotherhood OF American Yeo-
men will hold box social Monday
evening March 26th at Grange Hall.
A cordial invitation is extended TO
Ill.
o. H. Edgecomb returned the lat
.er part of last week from the coast
where he has been for the past
several months looking up the diff
,erent milling systems.
Mr.. C. NJ. Mcbride OF New Ply
mouth was in Caldwell Monday, stop
ping at Payette en- his way home to
attend the directors meeting OF the
Fruit Growers Associa-
lion.
The many friends of Mrs. c. l. |
Dagg will be pleased to know that !
she is fast recovering from hsr Sc
we're illness, and will soon be able
20 be out and enjoying this linz
weather.
Mrs. C. A. NJ. Peterson and son |
arrived from Salt Lake last Saturday
evening to be with her husband who
IS the manager of the teltph-n con- |
struotion work going on between Pay !
cite and Ontario.
Received too late for publication
last week: Mrs. T. McAnulty, FORM
erly of Payette, now living at EN-
nett. is in the hospital at that
place, having undergone very ssri-
Gus operation.
G. F. Thayer received the sao
news of the death OF his youns1 81
brother who was living In the east,
Mr.. Thayer and one sister are al
that remain out of family Of for
boys and four girls.
Frank E. Siekles, Executive Sec
retary of the North FaSiiic FreH
of Spokane, Wasain see u
was in Payette Tux sday, IN aot l.
snce at the directors meeting Of me /,
Idaho Oregon Fruit Growers Asso-ia-
ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Himler, whose
lone is in Long Valley near gas
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