Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-12-06

BOOKS lor the SodleB should d
l left at the Library as soon as posi-
. BILE.
A. P. Scritchffeld came UP from
Wendell last Saturday, returning MoC
day evening.
J. ". Cartwright came down from
; Malheur City Tuesday for few
days visit among relatives and fiji
ends.
Lester Seaweu returned last Satur-
day from Colorado and other points
where he has several bands Of sheep
and cattle.
! Esther Orcutt, who underwent an
/ operation some time ago for appen-
! dicitis, is now up and around and is
doing nicely.
Kate G. Boyd, who is teaching at
the Meadows, came down and spent
Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs
a. H. Bowen.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hinze, and
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Of Weiserr,
spent Thanksgiving at the ]. A
Lauer home.
Miss Marjorie Hamilton OF Wei
ser spent Thanksgiving at the home
or her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A Coughanour
Mr. F. E. Seeley and Mr.. Amber
son have moved their families from
New Plymouth and are DOW living
on North Sixth Street in Payette.
DR.. B. T. Campbell uc Post Falls.
Idaho, was in Payette Sunday and
Monday. He is on his way to Iowa
and other middle west points. The
Doctor is looking fine and while
hHre met many Of his old friends.
Professor and Mrs. S. B. Ruff
came down from Baker City last
Sunday and spent the day at the
homo Of Professor and Mrs. Tweedy.
Miss May Genoway returned with
thsn Sunday evening.
Mr. and MIS-. II. E Wood and son
Ronald. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Spauld-l
ing Of Weiser, and Verne Spauding
of Fairfield, Idaho, were entertained
at Thanksgiving dinner at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Spauld- |
ing.
Col. Chas. F. Muller has accepted |
the appointment Of Chairman OF the
United States Fuel Administration for
Payette County and viii very soon
name those who viii assist in the
work OF securing and saving fuel
for the citizens Of Payette County. j..
7. H McComsey might just as well
come across and tell the truth. He
claims he is back on business. We
don't believe word Of it. The facts
are Tom just can't stay away. He
came in on the train Sunday and
We are all glad to see him but would
rather he would fess up end tell the
truth.
Little Ruth Elanore arrived at the
home Of Dr.. and Mrs ]. c. Wood
ward on Wednesday, the 2sth. Sh7
didn't come Just to spend ThanksgiT-
ing, but if she likes the place will
make an extended visit Of great
many years. She is a welcome guest
and viii make bright spot in the
home.
Don't forget the Red Cross Christ
mas seals the sale OF which means
much toward prevention of tubercu-
Isis, the great menace to man kind
GN er 200, 0,0)o soldiers returned from
the camps OF account of this dread
disease. No hospitals in Idaho to
EJECT this emergency so We must !
have a war fund in Idaho to meet
he situation. We must sell three .
in.cs as many seals this year.
The Editor of this paperr had {
special invitation to so out to Geo. a
:. Thayers in company with Editorr {
Keller, Prof. W. R. Palmer and Z
,thers to help make ciderr with the
that we were to have I
. jug full to bring home for Thanks
irving. It just happened that we
we're unable to get away. The other
ellovrs however were not so unfortu-
late and got their 5vE alright, but
lid they bring US any-not by a jug /,
ull.
H. P. Rautenkranz is making DEF
'ided improvement in the music de-
,artment of his business. He is en- +
arging the balcony by removing the n
'artition on the north extending the I,
oom over the barber shop. This ex- II
"a space win not only be used for n
he display of Vfctro'as and other b
MUSICAL instruments. but will be p
sed by the young people and other h
ustomers as free dancing pArlor s.
nd rest room. This viii be much ap- Il
reciated by the patrons and adds 7
luch to the appearance and conveH- "
snce Of his piece Of busiasks b