Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1921-06-16
PERSONAL AND LOCAL MENTION

Mrs. W. 3. Baker was Boise VS.
itor on Monday.
E. w. Equale went to Weiser on
business Tuesday. ..
I F. E. Seeley was a business visitor
at the Capital City Monday
Mrs. w. E. OrreI of Vale. was Wis
i5ing friends in Payette Monday AND
| Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Kellogg entertained a
number of lady friends at Fudge
Tuesday.
Mrs Hurley gave a dainty party
| Monday evening to a number of her
lady friends.
.Irs. r. B. Hurd entertained
twelve of her lady friends last Sat
u-day evening
Or. A. N. Jacobsen of Pocatello,
arrived in Payette Saturday evening
and returned Sunday.
Walter Keith, of the Keith e
Sons Clothing Store, OF Emmett,
was in Payette Saturday.
Miss Hilda Shut who has been
attending college at McMinytlle,
is home spending her summer vaca--
ton.
Mrs. Bader of Nampa, spent Sun
day inPayette with her daughters,
Mrs. Austin Anson and Mrs. Clifford
Hart.
Roy Laughery who has been at
tending school at Corvallis arrived
home Saturday to spend his summer
vacation. 4Fs
Mrs. NJ. A Herline, who now lives
in Ontario, was in Payette on We'd
nesday on business trip and also
visiting friends.
Ettley Laughery and wife, of Cor
walls, Oregon, are here visiting at
the home of Mr.. Laughery's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Laughery.
Richard Hogue recently arrived
home from California, where he has
been attending school. to spend the
vacation with the home roiKs.
Mrs. P. H. Filler and son, Jehr
Thurston Filler, of Astoria, Oregon.
arrived Sunday for an extended
visit at the j. S. Thurston home.
Mr.. D. w. Shelton returned Mon.
day evening from Alaska, where he
has been since March 1st, visiting
son who is living in that country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coughanour
came down from their Garden Val
ley ranch Saturday evening and re-
manned until wednesday. They
came By way of Plasserville, as the
roads by way of Banks were partly
under water.
Ralph Roberts. Bob Keith and
Clyde Thurstou after king in the
''balI game at Weiser, Sunday af-
ternoon, drove to the Payette Lakes
for little outing and incidently
bring home a few fish, but from all
reports, it was mostly outing.
Quite a noticeable change in the
appearance of the Catholic church
property since the old fence has
been removed, the grounds nicely
These little improvements is what
makes the town appear more thrifty
ard attractive.
E. F. Allen living three miles east
of town has been reported as very
Ill the past week. On Monday he
vas suddenly taken with sinking
spell and for time it was thought
he would not survive, however he is
able to be about. We understand
he will be brought to Payette for
treatment.
The County Commissioners were
in session Tuesday on some import
ant road matters 4 resolution was
passed governing the weight of loads
to be driven over the bridges during
the extreme high water. Several
approaches are in bad condition and
will be properly repifed as soon as
the waited recedes so the work can
be done
The weather. took a sudden change
"Wednesday lowering the tempera-
ture about fifty degrees from what
it had been the past week, and the
heavy rain Thursday morning with
a cool wind from the north makes
a fellow feel like looking up his
winters underware, but the rain will
put the finishing touch to the grain
crops that are not irrigated.
TO LET Good pasture for ten
head of cattle. D. Q. Wilcox.