Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-05-17
Personal and Local Mention

, R. E. Haynes was in Caldwell Tue
2 day attending to legal matters.
5 DR.. l. R. Woodward was in Bois'
Monday on professional busine SIS.
E Attorney John H. Norris was il
8 Boise Monday on legal matters.
B. P. Shawhan was Payette Visi
tor tetween trains last Tuesday.
J. V. VanDusen of Emmett was
, registered at the Bancroft last Tues
iday
Judge Smith of Weiser passed thru
! Payette Tuesday on his way to EN-
1 nett.
Assistant Adiutant General j.. B
Burns OF Boise was in Payette Sat
urday.
/ Dave Shearer went to New Mea-
dows last Tuesday to be gone for
several weeks.
L. C. Moore of Big Willow was in
Payette Monday and Tuesday trans
acting business.
Good fence posts, lac a piece
Payette Equity Exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Adams Of On
tario were in Payette today, doing
a little shopping.
Mrs. Claude L. Shaw of Baker
City, Oregon, is visiting her moth
sr, Mrs. Blakesley.
Mrs. w. P. Ackerman came down
from New Plymouth Friday evening
20 visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
4. S. Luther.
County Commissioner c. w. Ges-
Ter was in Caldwell Monday and
Tuesday to meet with the board OF
commissioners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Korupp Of Wei
ser came down Tuesday to spend
the day at the home Of Mr.. and
MIS- Carl Korupp.
Harry Bulmer, o. S. L. brakeman
with headquarters at Nampa, came
in Monday evening for a short visit
with the home folks.
The main streets Of Payette much
resembled the interior OF garage
last Saturday. There was scarcely
space for the cars to find parking
room.
Dan W. Stevenson OF Baker City,
who was on his way to Boise, stop
ped off at Payette for few days
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
]. T. Jefries.
Charley Royston and W. H. Far
Der have Joined the automobile band
and are each driving new Over
land, purchased from the Payette
Modern Garage.
The Lady Minstrels at the Emma
Friday night was a show worth the
money. 1t was different from most
minstrels as all were ladies, and
was good in every act.
Miss Wilma Lewis OF Wheeling,
West Virginia, arrived in the city,
Monday evening, and is making a
short visit at the home of her
brother, Mr.. ]. C. Lewis.
Professor A. NJ. Roe, who has been
at Payette visiting friends for some
time, returned to Boise last Tuss-
day, going over with the Cortnsr
family in their new Overland
Small Eating Potatoes, l 1-2c per
pound. .-Payette Equity Exchange.
Elsewhere in this issue you viii
find an article on ''Iceless Refrig-
eration." Every cream producer
should read this You may see one
in operation at The Farmers Coop
erative Creamery Company
Mr. ]. C. Herbsman, Chautauqua
speaker, will be in Payette Sunday
May 9th and will speak to the
people of Payette rega riding the
which will be in Pay
cite June % to S0th. Mr. Herbsman
is a man of noted ability and it is
hoped he will have a good hearing.
Tn place will be announced later.
We are Just in receipt of a letter
rom Burt venable, Editor Of the
Case ade News, in which he extends
congratulations to the people of Pay
s.te and vicinity for their success
in the County Division election.
While Mr. Venable is no longer a
resident o. Payette, he still has
deep intere st in the welfare OF the
people Of this community.
Ben Strohbehn and j. L. Sans
who were among the gang that
made a trip to Fruitland and New
Plymouth after the votes were count
I'd Friday evening, had a head-on
'ollission near Fruitland No one
xas. hurt but both cars were con
damaged. Ben said he did
IT care two hoops about ths car.