Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-24

tor at Weiser Monday.
:. Miss Pauline Brockman of Weisel
spent the weekend with Miss Gladyi
Wilcox.
] Attorney Ernest Hummer was il
Doies Saturday attending to lega
matters.
Mrs. A. D. Looney was in Payette
the fore part of the week visiting
friends.
/ A reward will be given by E. A.
Blair for the return of fountain pen
which he lost.
/ A new assortment of Star en-
broidery packages at Canyon Com
mercial Company.
Attorney NJ G. RiebeIing was in
Boise Tuesday attending to matters
Of legal Importance.
Charley McCosh returned Monday
from the Payette Lakes where he
has been for few days.
Mr.. Chas. Zahller of Pendleton,
Oregon, spent Saturday and Sunday
at the Dixon home in this city.
Some good bargains in shoes at
reduced prices.-Canyon Commercial
Company. I'll.
T. F. Adams went the fore part
OF the week to look after the af-
fairs at the Kromite Mining camp
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Shake ar
rived Saturday morning from Cor
Wallis, Oregon, where Mr.. Shake has
been attending @. A. c.
Mrs Sarah Gardner returned to
her home at DeNatta, Wash, Sunday
after a few days visit at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs Guy Howard
Miss Alice Drorbaugh OF salem,
Oregon, came last week and will be
employed as stenographer at the Of
flee of the Idaho-Oregon Fruit Grow
ars' Association.
Miss Cora Platt, who has been
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Fred Marquardsen at BuhI, Ida
ho, for the last two weeks, returned
home Monday.
j. R. Field of Emmett, was in
Payette Saturday coming down with
his daughter who went from here
to Portland to stay for time with
her grandparents.
Year Blair, who has frequent at
-acks of tonsilitis, had his tonsils re-
moved last Sunday. 1t is no fun, I
but good thing to do. He is get
ing along nicely.
c. E. Larsen, cashier of the Pay
ette National Bank, and w. 7. Lamp
Kin, vice president, went to Boise
Tuesday to attend the Bankers As
ISOLATION meeting at that place.
Ralph Spaulding and wife of Wei
ser came down Saturday evening
and remained until Sunday evening
1t the home of Mr.. Spaulding's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Spaulding.
A V Williams received a letter
rom his daughter, Mrs. Orrin Bus
~ who underwent an operation on
Nay 7th. She is getting along nice
y and will soon be able to return
lone.
E. c. S. Brainard made a splendid
ak to the New Plymouth people
asst Sunday evening in the school
house, ON Army Y. NJ C. A 1t was
luite evident that what he had to
say was about right for there were
$500 subscribed for the cause.
Night Marshal Fenske received a
.7laphone message from Greenleaf,
IDAHO, to be on the lookout for a
Ford car which was stolen from that
place Sunday evening. If a few more
If the car thieves get the same
lose that White got for taking Mrs.
Wilson's car, they will think over
he proposition before they tackle
he job.
E. C. Keith received a telegram
Tuesday morning from his daughter,
Mrs. T. E. Helmbolt, living in
Canada, stating that her husband,
7. E. Helmbolt, who has been for
some time in active service in the
European War in France, was bad
Y wounded on May 14th and was
at the hospital on the 10Th.
The horrors of the war are made
more forcible when it comes to
some of our own people.
Burt Venable, Editor of the Cas-
,ade News, came down Friday eve
ling to be present at the graduating
exercises as their youngest daughter,
Carrie Yenable, was one of the
graduates. Mr.. Venable was a well
'ome visitor on the streets Saturday,
meeting many of his old time friends.
He is looking fine, and from what
le has to say about the thriving
little city of Cascade, there is GER K