Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-09-20

! NdOIhl fdfSonS spent The weekend
with friends at Nyssa.
FOR SALE: Good second hand
baby buggy and baby bed Inquire at
Eotel Bancroft.
Mrs. Rush of Ohio, an aunt of
Mrs. Frank H. Hogue, is visiting
at the Hogue home.
Junior Muller left Tuesday evening
for Philadelphia where he viii attend
the William Penn Charter School.
Mrs. Kay johnson is in Pendleton
this week visiting a brother and
taking in the sights at the Round
Up.
The Pcrtia Club recently made a
gift of SAT to the Red Cross So
ciety. This generous amount is very
much appreciated.
'P E. Short received six cars of
sheep from Eugene, Oregon, last
Tuesday. They were taken out to
his ranch east Of town.
C. E. Dixon left Wednesday for
Pendleton, to attend the Roundup
and to visit at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs Verne Wright
Mrs. H B. Orcutt LETT Tuesday
evening for Pocatello in response to
a telegram announcing the serious i'll
ness of her sons wife. Mrs Hugh
Orcutt.
Mrs. P. E. Short. believing that
if a Buick car was a good enc a
bigger one was better, and is now
driving a passenger with sixty
Hp. engine
Mrs. Geo. W. Baker who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Pay
ettn for the past two weeks, left
Wednesday morning for her home
in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Misses Lewis and. Beardsley are
worthy CT mention for their Offer
ing of So to the Red Cross Society.
Every dollar received viii be used
to the very best advantage
The P. E. o. Society CT Payette
presented s25 to the Local Red
Cross organization this week. This
s their second generous gift to
his good cause; the first one be-
ng SAT.
Mrs. Henry Erwin has recently pur-
.hased of the Moss Nero. Co. a fine
Buick Roadster. She will find much
pleasure in driving a car in COM
'arison with hitching up a horse
very time she wants to come to
own
Nova Lathrop took pity on us poor
elbows who don't have time to get
ut for fishing trip, and last
tuesday left at this office some of
he finest bass We have ever seen,
nd they We're Just as good as they
ooked.
Mrs. c. H. Ensign started on
b. evening train Wednesday for
alt Lake in response to a tela-
ram announcing the serious ILL
ess of her son Leslie who under
ent an operation for appendicitis
everal days ago.
Mrs. Jack c. Devies, who has
cen visiting at the Karl Korupp
ome fer some time, left on the
bon train Wednesday for San An
nio. Texas, where Mr.. Devies has
government position as overseer
the Aviation Corps
We are in receipt OF letter from
NJ. Sutfin of Mytan, Utah, in.
osing the necessary funds to re.
Nv his subscription He states he
working for the U. S. Indian SER
ce, and that both he and Mrs.
ltfin are well and happy.
Walter Keith of Emmett, manager
the Keith and Son clothing store
that place, was in Payette Tues
Y and Wednesday to assist in
p selection OF large stock of
ods which were bought for the
IiSS dt bOlu bLhLitll anu EdgFlth
The Idaho-oregon Honey Produc-
5 Association shipped a car cf
ney to New York Thursday which
Id at $3.50 per case for Fancy and
25 per case for No. /. This is
: highest price ever received for
ney in this territory and is SOC.
r case more than local individual
oducers received for their product
D. d. Alvoid, manager of the
Tho Department Store at Twin
lis, and MIR. Morgan Heap, n prom
mt rancher, arrived in Payette
a Buick Six last Wednesday After
ending a few days with Mr.. Al
DIS mother, Mrs. John McGlinchey,
y will go on into the mountains
If Council and take a little out
'r life fishing and hunting They
also call on the Burt Gilmore
lily While In that cpGiutrv