Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1916-05-04

Born to Mr.. and Mrs PIT. Seno
! way of this city. soua May - 10
bound boy. III esx.;s
J. Q. Bss made asther ship
ment pfs t~S Car loads OF hogs Il
IN Portland market again last Fri
1 Gen. L. ~. Patch and Capt. R. L
Shaw went to Boise on the moor
train Monday, returning homo Wed
Iaesday evening.
4 The contract fer furnishing ant
Installing the heating and plumbing
in the c. A. Smith building was
awarded to i. A. Lauer & Bro. upon
the opening OF the bids Tuesday.
Henry Peutz is driving a new Over
land which he purchased last weel
and is seemingly getting value re
ceived out of his investment while
getting acquainted with its habits.
FOR SALD: Baby buggy, good as
lnew.-Mrs. e. w. Equals
j. A. Lauer & Bro. turned out a
500-gallon gasolene tank Tuesday for
s. B. VanEtten. who Will use it in
connection with the pumping plant
which is to furnish irrigation for his
ranch on Dead OK Flat. ~
c. F. Wayne, the nurseryman, has
purchased a new Ford car and Miss
es Edith and Elsie, who are home
from Boise for a short vacation, are
enjoying the opportunity afforded to
visit their many friends.
Mrs. Lilly Foster, who has been
employed as a trained nurse at Boise
for several weeks past. arrived home
last Thursday for a short visit at
the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. A. Crump in this city.
Mrs. George Arnspiger and little
daughter took their departure Fri
day morning last for Portland, Ore,
where they viii be met by Mr.. Arm
Fspiger and go on to st. Helen, Ore,
where they viii reside.
/ Mary Pickford in Little Pa"
Friday night-The Emma.
waiter Riyeng, Morine Rivens and
Ray Golden motoned over from Pay
ette yesterday and spent Sunday
visiting friends in Boise and vicinity.
They returned home last evening"
says Mondays Capital News.
Mr.. S. j. Kenepp started Sunday
evening for Ahsahka, in the north
part of the state, where he goes as
a delegate to represent the Brethren
church at State Conference. whicn
oonvenes at that place May End to-
4th.
Mr.. C. L. Shaw, secretary OF the
Y. M. C. A. at Baker City, Oregon
spent Sunday in Payette. Mr.. shaw
was formerly the local secretary at
this place and his large circle OF
friends here are always pleased to
see him.
Robert Burns, whose school closed
at Van Wyck, Idaho, April 21st. re-
turned to Payette last Thursday. BOD
says he enjoyed his school work
fine but that he saw enough snow
last, winter, to satisfy him for sew
eral. years to come. 31
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Crowther and
daughter, who reside near New Ply-
mouth, were Payette visiton Wednes-
ady. Mr.. Crowther took occasion
while in. the city to have his name
enrolled with the long list Of Enter
prise readers IN that vicinity.
FOR SALES Baby buggy. good as
new.-Mrs. e. W.. Equals.
Albert Pence, three-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Pence. who
had his arm broken By falling out
of little wagon one day last week.
Is getting along nicely now. Tne
left arm was broken Just below the
elbow and proved to be q very pain
ful injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Thurston. who
are residing temporarily on thsn
Big Willow ranch, where Mr.: Thurs
ton is giving his personal attention toI
the experimenting OF Improvements
and the puttinR In Il crops, spent
and Monday II heir Pay
cite home. - s.,4
). DOC" Conyers arrived Tuesday
evening from Cascade. In the Lons
vslley country. Hsn WIN tAks back
with him . span ,ot heavy work
horses that are being seat up BY T.
8. Hard to be used by his brotnes
Webb Hurd, who Is interested with
Keith Burma In the stock bnsine go.
on the big John CsnZers ranch nesr
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