Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-12-20

Mrs. c. F. Sims, living on End Av-
= South, is on the sick list and unde
d the Doctors care.
Mrs McGllinchy and Mrs. W. i
! Gilmore went to Twin Falls Thurs
z day for the holidays. Mrs. McGllin,
chy goes on to California for tn
: winter.
Mrs. A. C. Fenske and her fathe
. Mr.. Walters returned from Emmet
Friday evening where they went II
attend the funeral of a cousin o
Mrs. Fenske.
]. H. Ccnnyers, who has been il
Payette for the past month, lief
Thursday evening for his old home
in Iowa, where he will visit witt
irelatives and old time friends fol
several months.
Velma Spaulding and Garde Wood
who are attending school at Mos
COW, and Verne Spaunding, employ
: ed in the bank at Fairfield, Idah-,
will be home for Christmas. They
Will arrive Saturday.
Austin McWillliams of Ontario was
Iayette visitor Monday and Tues
lay looking after business. If you
have any stock Of any kind to sell
jus; let Mac know about it; and if
yoE1 price is right, the check is
ycurss.
The apple buyers who have been
quite numerous in Payette for the
last two months have about cleaned
up the apples they bought and are
leaving for other points. They have
left many dollars of eastern money
in this vicinity.
Mr. a. E. Wood left Tuesday eve
ming for Kansas and other southern
and eastern places in the interest Of
his real estate work and to look
after several cars of apples which
are now rolling. He viii be absent
foI several weeks.
You viii have a big time at the
dance in Woodward Hall Xmas Eve.
c. H. Bowman is making prepara-
tions for big business in the poul-l
try line this winter. Last Monday
he received a car of egg cases and
filters. With the high prices that |
now prevail, he will distribute amongI
the farmers many dollars of foreign
money. 1t all helps.
l: you haven't a red cross button
on your coat, don't come on the !
street without a dollar in your poe
let, for you'll be nabed by some /
and your dollar never went
Tor better cause. One dollar might
save the life of some ones boy.
Dig up for every member of the
,amilly.
Attorney F. H. Lyon was at Fruit
and Monday. to give legal advice
~ all registrants who were requir-
I'll to register under the selective
iraft law. Attorney NJ. G. RiebelR-
LIS was at New Plymouth on that
lay for the same purpose and Attor-
ley R. E. Haynes acted in the
:ame capacity at French.
Don't forget the big dance at Wood
ward HALL Xmas Eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Scout were
lown from Sand Hollow Monday and
tayed over until Tuesday. George
ays the prospects never were bet
er for a crop of winter wheat and
ye. He says no one has as yet d,
ed any hay. The outside range is
.etting better every year. The stock !.
5 all living out and are fat enough i,
or beef. :
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Harland return t
d Sunday evening from their trip
asst Mr. Harland went to New York :
ometime ago with four cars of ap-
lies. He reports the market good !
nd while there nearned many inter =
sting facts regarding the market ;,
lg end of the fruit business which !
-illl be of much interest to the fruit =
rowers of this community.
Little Johnnie Shimp who had his e
.ght LEG amputated a short time L
go was on the streets last Tues p
sy making good use of his crutch- 8
5. He will be mighty proud when "
e can put ON that new leg and walk h
Ike other boys. He has never known
hat it is to walk as he lost the
Sc of his leg when about 16 months :,
d. !,
A hog is hog, no matter where c,
u find him. But there is big dif- s,
renee in the kind and quality. c. N
Yount has on his Island ranch W
st north of town some OF the b,
nest We have seen this year They Il
p five months old and will weigh is
,out 200 pounds Mr.. Yount Is not pl
ily producing some fine stock, but G