Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-02-10
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

HOHs on req. ZnQJ girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Shafer o.
Boise spent Sunday with the home
folks in Payette.
Attorney S. H. HeItzeI went tc
Vale this Thursday morning, on E
very important case.
]. B. Burns Of the Adjutant Gen.
erals Office of Boise, was in Pay,
cite Tuesday on business matters.
Mr.. Frank Korup Of Weiser was
in Payette Saturday and spent the
day at the home of his son, Carl
Korup.
Mrs. C. F. Draper received the
sad news last Monday of the death
of her eldest sister who lived at
Columbus, Ind.
Mrs. Ensign, who has been in
Portland for several weeks trimming
hats for her spring trade, is expected
home this evening.
Aida Hurd left Sunday for Poca-
tello to visit an Uncle and Aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. H. C. Bachelor. She will be
gone about two weeks.
The P. E. o. Society will hold
Cooked Food Sale in the Bancroft
Hotel Building, Saturday afternoon,
Feb. 18th, for benefit Of starving
Chinese.
Mrs. Anton Diedrichsen, living
east of Payette, suffered a stroke OF
paralysis last Saturday. Her case
seemed quite serious, but is now
slowly recovering.
F. H. Cram, General Manager for
the Cooperative Store, returned
from the East the latter part of the
week where he has been on a pur-
chasing trip for the Company.
Sheriff John T. Jefferis returned
Wednesday morning from WaIla
Walla where he went about ten days
ago on little business matter, and
for few days rest from office duties.
DR.. I. R. Woodward has purchased
of Brubaker & Cotton, new Nash
car and we presume is quite anxious
along with the rest of US, for the
time to come when the roads will be-
good.
A card has been received from E.
a. Blair who is now in Los Angeles.
His asthma and bronchial trouble
seem to be some improved, but is
still bothered during the night. He
reports the weather ideal.
C. H. Bowman had the misfortune
to lose a very fine Holstein COW last
week. She was found dead by Mr..
Bowman in the morning where she
had died during the night from bloat.
The COW was valued at $4,000.
DR.. r. B. Hurd, Assistant State
Veterinary, left Tuesday evening for
Salt Lake City, where he was sum
moned to give expert testimony in a
big lawsuit where a large number
of stock was involved in the case.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Wells left Mon
day for Cashmere, Washington, in
the hopes that the change OF climate
will be beneficial to Mrs. Wells, who
is in poor health. They have two
daughters living at that place, be-
sides Mrs. Wells has two sisters,
ic-n nd
er.
C. A Smith has been appointed by
Mayor Woodward as City Council
man to fill the vacancy in the First
Ward Mr.. Smith is one of Payette's
best business men and will make an
excellent man on the City Board. He
is a property owner and will take
an interest in the welfare of the peo-
pie.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Siegle are in
receipt of letter stating their ne
phew, Fred Storey, of Preston, Ia,
will be united in marriage, Feb. %,
to prominent young lady of that
city. Mr.. Storey is a promising young
man, and quite well known in this
vicinity, having lived here several
months, leaving Payette last spring
Mr.. VIM. Lamott, Manager of the
Northwest General Brokerage Com
pany of this city, this week purchas
ed from W. ]. Reimers two beauti-
full lots at the corner of 5th Avenue
North and North 7th st. in this city.
Mr.. Lamott will commence the con-
struction of a fine, modern bunga-
low upon this property as soon as
the weather is fit.
Mrs. Will REILLY was short visitor
in Payette between trains Thursday
of last week, stopping off on her
way home from Sioux City, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly are now living at
lebanon, Oregon. Mr.. Reilly has
bought a tract of land near that
place and is devoting his time to