Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-11-22

! Lester Purcell came over from
Ontario Wednesday morning, return
ing on the noon train.
! Do you knit; go to the exhibi
tion Of the Red Cross Knitting and
see what you might be making.
T! The Mary Pickford Library Bene.
fit has been postponed; we win cal
you up if it is too late to publish
lit
! Il. D. Snowberger is at New Ply
mouth this week putting in the fur
mace for the new Drier at that
place.
Thre will be more Red Cross Ap-
PIE picking as soon as the weather
moderates. This is forecasted for
Thursday.
L. Adams of Ontario was in Pay
cite Saturday, bringing his car to
the Payette Modern Garage for
some repair work
Thanksgiving dance at Woodward's
Hall Thursday evening the 18th.
H. Gregory was the lucky bidder
On the Coles Hot Blast stove at
WOOD and Spauldines. His bid be-
ing the highest received.
Charley Dorathy and Claude Cart
wright left Friday for the Chicago
market with a numb@r OF cars Of
apples shipped by Denney and Co.
F. E. Seeley left the latter part
of last week for Spokane to be in
attendance at the Apple Show which
will be held at that piacei this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Burt Rhoads, who
have been for some time at the
Harry Clay home. went to Rigins,
Idaho, for visit with Hr. Rhoads'
parents.
The Royal Neighbors will hold
their regular meeting at the home
of Mrs. Kirkendall, Friday evening,
Nov. %. All members urged to bel
present.
Walter Watts went to Boise Tues
day with his big trcck loaded with
hocsehold goods belonging to w. A.
Reed, making the trip over and back
in about eight hours.
Mr.. and Mrs o. A. Hinkley re-
turned to their home in Nampa We'd
nesday after a two weeks visit with
Mr.. Hinkley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Hinkley. ]
WANTED: Durham COWS or calves.
w. B. Gilmore, phone 2O-j. !
Mrs. L. NJ. Francis, who has been
visiting the past two weeks at the
homes of E. C. Keith end G. H.
Perry, returned to her home In
Boise Wednesday on the noon train.
Coffee and hot biscuits will be
served Saturday for 10 cts. yb the
Knitting Committee of the Red Cross
Electric Light Office. Exhibition OF
Knitting and Sewing Committees
work free.
Sterling Wells, who has been here
or the last two mouths on a visit
md also assisting in handling the
lpple crop On the Wells ranch, left
N the noon train Wednesday for his
lone in Iowa. This is the 18th trip
rom Iowa to Idaho for Mr.. Wells in
he last 16 years.
The car shortage is not only ef-
Getting the fruit shipper, but many
,ther industries as WE'LL. There Is
trong talk that the Bo:se-Payette
Jompany's large mills at Emmett
md Barber may be compelled to
hut down on account of no cars
o handle their output.
Burt Venable, Editor of the Cas-
,ade News, came down Friday eve
ling to look after some business
matters and to visit with his fam
ly. Mr.. Venable has great things to
Jay about Cascade and Valley Coun-
y. Everything is on the move and
ho new town is making rapid
growth.
w. A. Reed and family, who have
or some time been residents OF
'ayette living on 2nd Avenue South,
moved to Boise on last Tuesday
where Mr.. Reed has good posi-
ion. The people in that neighbor-
Iood regret losing these good peo--
'lo but wish them success in their
ew location.
C. H. Flint arrived in Payette Sat
rday morning from Rivera. Calf. {
nd will remain for some time look !
ng after his property interests in
his part of the country. He says ]
hey are nicely located and likes
he California climate fine. They are