Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-11-15

| Sterling Wells went to Lewiston
and Nezperce Wednesday on business
/ L. w. Spaulding was in Baker City
the fore part Of the week on busi--
ness.
j. R. Fields of Emmett was attend
| ing to business matters in Payette
Saturday.
Lester Purcell came over from On
tario and spent Sunday with his Sis
ter, Mrs. Homer Stone.
John w. Sur, travelling salesman,
came home Saturday evening to
spend Sunday with his family.
Mrs. E. N. Colman went to Ash
land, Oregon, Wednesday for an ex-
tended visit with her daughter.
Claud Cartwright came home from
Nampa Saturday evening where he
has been for some time at work.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Wood went
to Wiser Wednesday where Mr..
Wood will attend to business mat
ters.
ussq ssq oqA pIsIIed H d SIN
in Payette visiting friends for the
past month, left Wednesday for her
home in Arthursyille, Mo.
Inez and Fairy Sanger went down
to Weiser Friday evening to spend
the weekend with Miss Sonm r
camp and the Hamilton girls.
B. P. Shawhan went TO Boise Sat-
urday to look after a large quantity
OF apples that are in his charge, and
to eat Sunday dinner at home.
Mary Pickford will appear in Poor
Little Rich Girl" Thursday night,
Nov. %, at 7:45 sharp; or 9 reels
SO come EARLY. Library Benefit.
H. B. Orcutt has purchased the
PresteI property in the south part
of town adjoining the Wells proper
ty formerly owned by L. G. Prestel.
Mrs. Bradt went to Vale with her
son Wellington last Saturday where
he will remain at the hot springs for
Mrs. Bradt returned Mon
day. --=---=---z-----
Mrs John R. Banks returned Tues
day evening from Boise where she
spent a week with her daughter bu-
Gle, who is a student at St. Ther- |
asas College
Mr.. T. H. McComsey has finished
lis cement contract at Emmett which
covered about four miles of sidewalk,
md has returned to his home IN
Springfield, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marquardsen of
3uhl drove over last Friday for
-isit at the w. H. Platt home. Mr..
nd Mrs. Flatt will retrrn with ITEM
he later part of this week.
Mrs. Ira Booke left Tuesday eve
ling for Sterling, H.. to be gone sew
raj weeks visiting relatives and
riends. Mr.. Booke left some time
asst week accompanying six cars OF
ruit to the eastern market.
Mrs. Jennie E Kneer, a sister OF
:. H. Ensign, whom he has not
cen for 26 years, arrived in Payette
saturday Unexpectedly. 1t was GER
ainly an agreeable surprise. She 4
ill remain for an extended visit. Z,
John Banks, Jr., who is a member
f the 146th artillery writes home
nat the boys are all feeling well and l
nat he had some time taking in the
lights in New York the other day. {
ohm says New York is some City. i
Charley Fulton returned home Sat-
rday evening from the old home in
.ansas where he accompanied his :
ather and sister, taking the body
{ his mother for burial. Mr.. Full
IN and daughter Lena will remain
Kansas for several months :
Mrs. H. A. Daubenberger who FORM
rly lived on the Fruitland bench
lst south of Fruitland, now living at
Oregon, is here visiting
er many friends in this vicinity
Ie understand they are talking OF
loving back to the Payette Valley. 1.
Mr.. Jas. C. Lewis is in receipt of n
wire from his sister advising him $
lat she and her husband had ar "
we'd in Seattle enroute from Man. b
a. Philippine Islands, to tieir home II
West Virginia They will make n
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis t
Payette on their way east. d;
Mrs. Albert Strey of Crestcn, Ia,
ho has been visiting her sister, Mrs. II
,hn Siesel and family the past four re
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