Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-05-18

LII. j. v. TOONWdiQ mduc d Uhol
ness trip to Boise yesterday.
Attorney John H. Norris went t,
Boise on legal business Wednesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Miller
of the Payette-Oregon Slope, on Ma.
7th, daughter.
VIII Wells is installing a large
pump in connection with the irriga
tion system at his orchard near Pay
cite.
Mrs. Nancy Inman left Sunday fol
Oregon City, Ore, where she will
spend the summer with her son, w.
A Inman.
Matters have developed in such q
way as to make it possible for the
Canning Company to contract for ad-
ditional acreage of peas.
Mrs. j. F. Orr and ]. F. Jr., leave
Saturday for a six weeks visit with
friends and relatives in Mankato, St.
Paul and Duluth, Minnesota.
Purity Rolled Oats-regular 35c.
sellers. Friday and Saturday only
24c. cash.3The Canyon Com1 Co. IL.
Mrs. K. G. Boyd, whose school re-
Gently closed at Bruneau, Ioaho, has
returned to Payette to remain for
time with her parents, General and
Mrs. A. H. Bowen
Vulcanizing at Sedas Garage. 19-tf.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Burns enter
tanned DR.. Brannon OF the State
University, Prof. and Mrs. ]. E.
Turner, General and Mrs. L. V.
Patch, at dinner Monday evening.
Messrs. L. Adams and Charles
Emmison of Ontario, were Payette
visitors Monday. Mr.. Adams was
looking after matters in connection
with the construction of his big gar
age at this place.
DR.. ]. E. Crouch motored to
Boise Monday, being accompanied by
W. F. Strother, who has been under
treatment in Holy Rosary hospital
at Ontario. Mr.. Suother was taken
TO Boise for treatment.
Mrs. William Campbell OF Meadows
idaho, visited Mrs. McGlnchey over
Sunday, going on TO Caldwell as a
delegate to the District Federation of
Womenis clubs, which convened In
that city Monday evening.
DR.. 1. R. woodward and wife at
tended the play given by the Senior
class of the Ontario high school, in
that city Tuesday evening. DR.. and
Mrs. Woodward were the guests
while in Ontario of Mr. and Mrs. l.
Adams.
AT the meeting Of the Council
night. City Watermaster
Barnes was instructed to flush all
the city water maines, to the end
that all complaints of roiley water
may be eliminated as far as Is possi-
Bile.
Mrs. Francis Farrell and Hazel,
daughter and granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. F. Richardson, took
their departure last Thursday for
Southern California, where they viii
spend the summer with Mrs. Far
rell's sister.
General L. v. Patch was here from
Payette on business yesterday and
found time to drop in on the Signal
for a short chat. So far the general
has no opposition for lieutenant-goy-
ernor and it is likely the nomination
viii go to him unanimously.-Weiser
Signal.
Mrs. E. R. Hitler, daughter of Mr..
A. Cutler, and Mrs. w. ]. Allen,
sister of Mrs. Ira Cutler. who spent
The past two or three weeks with
Mrs. Cutler, who Is in very poor
health, took their departure ON the
noon train Wednesday for their
nome in Pierson. Iowa.
william Biyens, the pioneer Pay
stte Valley farmer, was operated up
IN at St. Luke's hospital in Boise,
Monday, for an old trouble result
ng from an injury which he re-
,eived some time ago from having |
,een kicked by horse. We are
pleased to be able to state that Mr..
3iveus is getting along nicely. with
Of speedy recovery.
Mrs. NJ. B. Osborne of Eugene.
)re., who has been visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Forbes IN
his city for several weeks past,
ook her departure Wednesday eve
ing for her home. Mrs. Osborne was
by Mrs. Forbes and
,aby, who win spend some time at
he homo Of Mrs. Forbes parents,
xs-- $1,000 A. rr,,po~>