Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-09-06

the early train for Toledo, Ohic
where ne went as a delegate I
the Overland dealers convention.
W Z. Perkins, brakeman on tn
P. V, who has been with his faR
u ily, visiting at the L. z. Merritt
home near Eagle, Idaho, reburne.
| Saturday.
c. u. Wickham and wife OF Boise
were in Payette last week Visiting
iat the "ome of their daughter, Mrs
HI. B. Catron. They went from her,
i to Portland where they will MAKE
their home.
! Lester Ensign and family return
ed TO Salt Lake Saturday after max
iUg three weeks visit with the
teme folks. His sister, Hazel, re-
returned with them for a visit to the
city.
Walter Adair and Chancey Stead
man took the train Tuesday morning
for the North Fork OF the Paye1te
for few days fishing. We expect
the usual big reports when they
return.
Mr.. J. A Bowers Of Fruitland has
sold his packing house property to
The Earl Fruit Company. He has
also accepted q position as manager
Of the packing house for the above
Company.
The Idaho Products Company has
purchased an acre lot of J. A
Bowers, located on Pennsylvania
Avenue adjoining the railroad track
5cr the purpose of building lead
ing track
C. P Lattig, NJ. E. Wood and Eh-
gineer Franklin of Boise, returned
last Friday from a weeks outing on
he North Fork of the Payette, and
from the samples brought back. they
must have had pretty fair fishing.
T. A. Wayne and family returned
Sunday evening from a three months
trip into California, Oregon and
Washington Mr.. Wayne has been
summoned as a Federal Juror and,
came home IN time to goto Boise
for that purpose.
Mrs Kate G. Boyd of Colfax,
Washington, a sister Of Mrs c. B.
Compton, is here visiting relatives
and friends. She has a position |
n the school at Colfax, but may
lecide to resign and take up some
me Of work here.
Mrs. Compton has for sale at her
home: Buffet, chairs, table, library i
able, rugs, iron bed, springs and |
almost new, Majestic range /
Large size Howard heater, Fireless /
Cooker, Remington Typewriter and
'abinet stand, book case.
Ms. +. p. Nelson and Mrs. B Es-l
benson and children of Eyenston,
Wyoming, stopped off on their re-
turn from Portland for weeks visit
It the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". F.
Sherwood Mrs. Nelson is an aunt
lAL -'isS- A-SUSuSOu q NblSlu VI III -
Sherwood.
Lieut.. and Mrs. C. Z. Boggs visit,
I'd with Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Logan
Saturday evening. Lieut. Boggs is re-
urning after a leave of Absence,
o Vancouver, Wash, where he Is
IN duty with the Eng. Reserve
Corps. Mrs. Bosgs will reside with
l sister, Mrs. Logan, for s few
months before following the Lieu
enant.
Lester Albert, who has been with
lis family visiting at the home OF
lis parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ F.
Albert, left Sunday evening for Van
.ouyer where he viii take up his
luties as 1st Lieutenant in the En-
,ineering corps. David, younger
on, who is also assisting Uncle ,
sam, is in Salt Lake at Fort Doug
ass where he has joined the cook
ls department
The house belonging TO Frank
'reighton on his ranch on Willow
'reek burned Tuesday morning. 1t :
ras occupied by E. Founder The
ire caught from a pipe extending
hru the roof. The contents were
aved with the exception OF the
ange, a few cooking utensilss and
hat fruit and vegetables were in
he cellar. This was quite a loss
} both Mr.. Pounder and Mr.. Crigh- T
IN, as there was no insurance.
w A. Maule, one of the linotype
perators of tbs Wood River Times, ;,
,companied by his wife and her
Iother, Mrs. Lattig, will leave to-
Iorrow morning for Pocatello, where
II. Maule will accept a position
a the Tribune. The party will
axe the trip in their own car.