Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-06-21


New Plymouth Sunday.
\ A daughter was born Sunday eve
ming to Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Dean,
on Iowa Avenue
| ]. Patterson of Ontario purchased
from The Modern Garage last week,
a 5-passenger Overland.
Helen ShaHhan came over from
/ Boise Sunday to stay a few days
with her father on the ranch.
John Howard has bought the Clar-
ence Barker ranch on Payette-Ore-
gon Slope, and is now living on the
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Spaulding of
Weiser, came down Sunday and
spent the day at the L. W. Spauld-
ing home.
Miss Florence Doubleday of New
York arrived in Payette Tuesday
from California, for visit with Mrs.
McGlinchey.
County Commissioner C. W. Gies-
Ter went to Portland Monday eve
ming on business matters relative
TO the new County.
Ernest Kirk of Willow Greek, in
order to keep pace with the times.
is driving a new Chevrolet, purchas-
ed from Stanton Bros.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. K. Ballou and
Mrs. A Wells were guests for
Sunday dinner at the home OF Hr.
and Mrs. A. z. Wood.
Mrs. Redford of Eugene, Oregon,
came Tuesday evening to make an
extended visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs Albert white.
Mrs. A. B. Moss, Mrs. L. V. Patch, |
Mrs. NJ. F. Albert, and Mrs. Ruth |
Moss motored to Boise Tuesday to !
attend the W. R. C. convention.
Bob Keith and Ralph Roberts took |
a spin Tuesday evening on their |
and ran over to Boise, |
returning Wednesday morning.
The Editor of the Enterprise, and |
family were out and spent Sunday |
evening at the home OF Mr.. and |
Mrs. Lee Connerly on the Albert
Wilson place.
Today is a day OF values That
is the reason you should order a
Chevrolet motor car. Place your Or
der today with Stanton Bros, Pay /
cite Agents.
Mrs. Fred Walker of Boise, and
Mrs Herman Hinze, of Weiser, sis
Lers of Mrs. j. A. Lauer, are visit
ing at the Lauer home on Second
Avenue South.
w. H. Farber and wife motored to
American Falls Monday for an out
ing and to visit with their son Louie
who is with the soldier boys station
ed at that place.
Mrs. B. L. Wells, Mrs. Ida Wells, /
and Mrs. T. H. McComsey went on 4
The eyening train Tuesday TO Boise,
% attend the Christian church con-
Tention which is to be held at that
place.
We are in receipt of a letter from
T. ]. Brown, Editor of the Yakima
Valley Optimist, which indicates he
S making good, and wishes to be
remembered to his many friends in
oayette.
c. P. Winn came home Sunday eve
hing from his work with the Boise
'ayette Lumber Company, to spend
few days with his family. He is
working in the logging camp in the 7.
Soise basin.
You will find more value-yisible ,
nd invisible-in the Chevrolet than !
n any other car at its price in Amer !,
ca. The Proof; Seeing and Racing ;
n a Chevrolet. Ask Stanton Bros.
or a demonstration. c
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Nc Ii
'arroll, a fine baby daughter. The e
title Miss arrived at the Holy Ie
losary hospital, Monday morning. o
he weighed pounds. Both mother v
nd daughter are doing nicely. n
Mrs Orrin Bussey arrived Monday {
rom Salt Lake and is visiting for p
time with her parents, Mr.. and 4
FRS. A. V. Williams. She is recov- {
ring nicely from the effects an
peration performed some time ago. g
Charles NJ. Stevens, who recently q
rriyed from the middle west, pur-
based the d. c. Peters 4o-acres on :
he bench and will take possession :
S soon as arrangements can be
lade. The sale was made by the
ayette Valley Real Estate Agency. a
c. H. Bowman and Son shipped a
ar of eggs to Butte, Montana, last ),
uesday. This firm shipped the first
Ill car of eggs from the State
Idaho; also the first car of chick
rs the first car m ducks and pecse "