Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-01-11

at Corvallis Saturday evening.
|. L. Thurston and wife spent Sun
day in Nyssa visiting friends.
NJ. Miller made trip to Bois
Monday to attend to business mat
ters.
County Commissioner C. w. Gies
Ter and N. A. Jacobsen were in Bois'
Friday.
NJ. G. Riebeling and H. Huff were
in Ontario last Thursday on lega
business.
F. o. Yeats was in Boise Saturday
attending to business matters of i'm
portance.
]. o. Bowker, local stock buyer
went to Portland Friday with cal
-ach of hogs and cattle.
J. J. Whalen of Glenns Ferry, ar
rived Saturday for short visit with
ais father, ]. F. Whalen.
County Attorney H. A. Griffith was
n Payette Friday looking after mat
-ers pertaining to his office.
Miss Lucille Banks returned to
3oise Saturday evening where she
IS attending st. Margarets School
Miss Harlene Satoris left Satur-
lay evening for Lewiston where she
IS attending the Lewiston Normal.
Miss Angie Paine arrived Sunday
loon from Pendleton, Oregon, for a
-wo weeks visit with friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Clay returned
Monday from higgins, Idaho, where
hey spent the holidays visiting
-riends and relatives.
C. o. Grimes returned from Wei
ser the latter part of the week where
a. had been for a few days attend
-ng 10 business matters.
'T W A. Coughanour was in. Boise
FRIDAY to meet with the Steunenberg
Memorial Association, and to attend
20 some other matters of Importance
A. R. Hinkston came home Satur-
lay from where he has been work
ing in the eastern part of the state.
He will remain at home at least
ior the remainder of the winter.
Frank Zimmerman returned the lat
Ter part of last week from Omaha
and the surrounding country where
he has been for the past two months
visiting friends and relatives. !
j. o. Tunnel of French, Idaho,
came down to Payette Wednesday to
attend to matters pertaining to his
Jeing elected to the office of JUS
ace of the Peace at that place.
Mrs. A. l. Mathis went to Wei
ser the latter part of last week to
De with her daughter, Mrs. Howard
Snider, at whose home a 7-pound
girl arrived last Thursday morning.
Fred Mcconnell, ex-county survey
,r, came down from Caldwell Tues
lay morning and went up on Willow
Creek to finish up some work which
vas started by him some time ago.
Miss Stella Anderson, an instruc-
or in the Parma High School, and
ormerly a teacher in the grades OF
he West Side School of this city,
pent the weekend with her friend,
Iiss Lillian Cree.
f. l.. Littler and wife, formerly
esidents Of this place, arrived the
alter part of last week from Kla-
lath Falls, Oregon, to make short
isit with Mrs. Littler's parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. w. H. Cartwright.
Fourth Annual Mid-Winter Excur- i
ion to California. The Oregon Short
inc railroad will run mid-winter
to California the latter
art of this month. An advertisement
living full particulars will be an
ounced later.
Elmer Nesbitt and family were I
own from the ranch Saturday and I
over Sunday with the home
'lks, visiting at the ]. F. Nesbit |
ONE, and also at the home OF Mrs.
esbit's parents. MIR. and Mrs. l.
7. Kenward.
Clarence Waterman of San Jose,
alifornia, arrived in Payette Sun
ay TO be at the bedside of his
lothef, Mrs. Maggie A. Waterman :
no has been for some time very ,
wv. However at this writing she is !
LITTLE better. I.
rH W. Whiffin, State Land Ap1it
9 Iser of Caldwell. was in Payettett
s4urday to appraise nine 4O-acr
f5ets of land on the Pa Heighf
>S@sa'95s S,s' as,. + 1.ss s1as : 'fs
put the middle ~-,,.
Aesirfng to bid