Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-03-08

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VIM. Stanton's baby was reporte'
as being very sick the first of thi
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Balm went I,
Boise Monday to attend to busines.
matters.
G. w. Abernathy and son Earl O
Ontario were Payette business yisi
tors Tuesday.
DIR. ]. E. Crouch went to Burley,
Idaho last Saturday to attend to
business matters
]. S. Thurston was a Caldwell and
Boise visitor Monday, going over on
the morning pony"
Miss Fayne Duncan of Caldwell
spent the weekend in this city visit
ing her many friends.
Miss Marjorie Hamilton of Weiser
spent the weekend visiting Misses
Inez and Fairy Sanger.
Mrs. Lee Forbes OF Emmett spent
the forepart of this week visiting
old friends in this city.
Ii is gratifying to the new Editor
to see so many new names added
to our list Of subscribers.
Clarence Boggs, an electric oper-
ator at Copperfield, returned to his
work after few days lay-off.
H. L. Settle, formerly of this city,
now employed at the Ontario Demo |
crat, was Payette visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Say, who has been
spending the winter in California, /
returned to Payette last Friday eve
hing.
Mrs. A E. Wright and daughter
vent TO Caldwell Sunday to visit
Ter three sons who are in business
here.
Mabel Shanks, who is working in
Caldwell. spent Sunday with her par
'nts, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Shanks of
his city.
Miss Cora Platt was visitingl
riends in Caldwell the later part of
asst week, returning home Sunday
.yening.
Mrs. w. P. Ackerman, of New
plymouth, spent Sunday with her
ather and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. a. u
!. Luther.
a card from H. E. Dunn who is I
Il Portland, says he is having a
High" old time, weather fine, free I
ride all day, and a good ,
how every night. +
Mrs Marion James, who has been
laying with her parents, Mr.. and J
Irs. W. P. Ackerman, of New Ply h
louth, went to Boise on the Mon {
ay morning pony II
c. L. Dagg and son arrived last v
aturday from McMinnville, Oregon,
allied here on account of the sick a
ess of his wife who has been visit f
lg here for some time. n
Are you entering the Library Con- I
est? Painting a picture, writing a Z
oem or short story, composing a
iece of music, or working on an in v
ention? Cash prizes will be given. Il
Little Elizabeth Campbell, daugh-
,r of Mr.. and Mrs. P. V. CampbeH,
as taken to the Ontario Hospital
unday evening and was operated :
u for appendicitis. She is doing
icely. =
The B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist ;,
hurch held their monthly social at ?,
lie E. E. Sweet home Monday eve :,
ing. There was large crowd in .
tendance and a good time was en-
yed by all. a
Mrs. E. A. Blair returned from s.
RUTLAND Tuesday evening where Il
lie had been to see her daughter, il
rs. Grover Stewart. We think how
rer, the prime object of the trip Y
as to see the little granddaughter. v
RS Blair says there never was d
lch baby. We don't blame her. n
Mabel Glenn, a young girl who e
n away from her home in Boise, u
as located by our City Marshal F. p
Stanton. last Friday, when she =
Id registered at the Hotel under n
/ assumed name. He at once noti-
ed the officers at Boise. Mrs. Rob P
is who is Probate Judge of Ada
ounty, came over and took the girl n,
,me. =;
1t would seem from the number of fr
ses that go from this place to On 81
rio, Boise and other places for NJ
,spital treatment, IT would be o'
,od investment to- some o-e 20 "
liz ! --oSez- hospital n 2ayette. ?.
. have so-.e os the most 1k.-fui W
rseons 4 the soFthSes,. bu wei II