Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-07-12
Personal and Local Mention


wards, July 4th, son.
g Advance in Poultry prices. Heavy
Hens wanted.-Phone 63-j IT,
e ]. w. Toothacker of Willow Creek,
and ]. L. Wells each purchased a
e car from Stanton Bros. last week.
Miss Aida Schuttes, while in bath
ing in the big ditch, had the mis-
fortune to cut her foot on tin can
which required the attention of
Physician.
Bob Keith, Clyde Thurston and
Fat Murphy started Sunday for the
Wood River country s,for an outing.
Clyde will attend the Druggist Con-
vention at HALEY.
A rally meeting of the Woman's
4 Auxiliary of the Y NJ. C. A. VIII be
held Monday afternoon at O'Clock
on the school grounds. Every MEM
Der urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Gorham, who
went by auto to Oklahoma and sew
eraal other eastern states some time
ago, are now on their way home,
and will arrive about Sunday.
Excursion to Smiths Ferry Sunday
the 18th Fair for the round trip,
$500; Train leaves Ontario e:S0 a.
M; Payette, 6:45 a. m, arrive at
the Ferry II noon. Return, leaves
the Ferry 5:45 p. m.
W. A Bennett and son, OF 7. d.
Turner and Co., Oklahoma City, who
have been in the City for the past
ten days, returned Tuesday morning.
While here Mr.. Bennett purchased
several cars of cherries, and will
likely have "a representative here
during the p<mainder of the fruit
season.
FOR SALE: One span 5-year-old
mules.-C F. Moss and Brother.
AS there are quite number of
our subscribers who are still in ar
rears, We will extend the oppotuni-
ty to pay up and renew their sub
scription at the rate of s100 per
year until September 1st All who
have paid since July first at s1.5o
will be given credit at the rate Of
s1.O0 per year.
While the war is raging, new re-
cruits appear. A fine huskey chap
arrived at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Loughrey Tuesday after
noon, and while he only weighs
pounds, Clyde says he'll bet two
dollars there amt boy in Pay
cite his age that can put his shoul-
ders to the mat.
Clint Wood, in response to wire
from Huntington, started at an
early hour Wednesday morning to
protect the Idaho Power Company's
property from fire which was raging
At that place Mr.. ]. F. Orr was al
ready on his way to the upper coun-
Try, and would pass through Hunt
ngton so will be there to assist.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Blair, and
son Wear, and even the dog, slip
bed away last week in the old REQ
without saying a word to any one,
Ind went to La Grande, Oregon, to
'isit Mr.. and Mrs. t. o. Mead. Mrs.
Blair will likely do most of the visit
ng, and when they get back to Pay
'tte, just lock out for scme of the
most outlandish fish stories you ever
leard.
Excursion to Smiths Ferry Sunday
he 18th. See advertisement in this
ssue.
James Symes, who died in hos
'ital at Salt Lake, was brought to
'ayette Sunday where the funeral
vas held Monday from Wood and
Undertaking parlor In
was made in Riverside
Cemetery. Mr.. Symes was a broth
r of John Sy1nes of French. and
'reighton Symes of Richfield, Ida
o. Death was caused by blood poi
oning. He was single man about
years old
Next Sunday tho 18th, excursion to
miths Ferry. See advertisement in
lis issue.
E. A. Blair and family returned
'ednesday from their trip to PEN
Teton. They report having a good
me but had some difficulty in max
lg the trip over. Just before reach
ls Baker City they had break
OWN and We're compelled to lay
yer and spend the Fourth waiting
II repairs. Mrs. Blair and son
ere however, continued the trip by
Ill, leaving Mr.. Blair to come later
ith the car.
FOR SALE; One span 5-year-old
ules.-C. +. Moss and Brother.
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