Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-04-12

E. c. S. Brainard was a Boise yisi
tor Wednesday.
Mrs. Walter Burk of New Plymout
was in Payette Tuesday.
p Monroe smock of New Plymouth
was a Payette visitor Tuesday.
1 Louis Wachter Of New Plymouth
was Payette visitor Wednesday
j c. E. Pratt, the Automobile man
OF Weiser, was in Payette Monday.
Attorney E. Hummer was a Cald-
well business visitor last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Wells were at
the Spottswood home for Sunday din
nor.
Mrs. Lee Young was a Sunday visi
tor at the August Jacobsen home
last Sunday.
Attorney NJ G. Reibeling was in
Ontario Wednesday looking alter
legal business.
A. " Williams and B. w. Ander-
son were Emmett business visitors
the fore part Of this week.
Claude Cartwright and Chas. Dora
thy left for Pocatello Tuesday noon
to go to work on the railroad.
Mrs. Pauline Arnspiger went to
Boise Tuesday where she intends
going into training for Red Cross
nurse.
w. w. White has been confined to
the house with la grippe, and some
kind of throat trouble, but is around
again.
Miss Beth Wainwright, who has
a position in Boise, came down Sat
urday to attend the Lattig-Maule
wedding.
Rufus Connyers returned from Cas-
cade Saturday evening, where he
had been to attend the funeral Of
his brother.
Frank Shaw and family moved to
Weiser last Tuesday where Mr..
Shaw has a position with the Idaho
Industrial Institute.
County Attorney Stone was in
Payette Tuesday attending a pre-
liminary hearing Of Clint White who
was charged with horse stealing.
Don't forget there is a cleanup day
coming, for the Ladies Of the Por-
tia Club have said so, and you know
what that means; get ready, the
lay will be announced later.
Miss Lucille Banks, accompanied
by her friend Miss Gladys Bergum.
came down Monday from Boise
where they are attending school,
,or visit with friends.
DR.. Smith of Pendleton, Oregon,
who has recently purchased the hold
ings of the Payette Land and Or {
chard Co., arrived Tuesday to look I
after his interests in the property.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Barnes, accom-
panied by Mr.. Barnes brother Sta {
en-, left for Salt Lake City after 1
/ weeks visit with Mr.. Barnes /
'arents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. Barnes Of a
his city. t
The Enterprise has been advertis- :
ng a Clubbing rate-four magazines
md the Enterprise for SIPS. We =,
lave received 165 subscribers in the .
asst six months. Would We have b
aiken any Of these subscribers with :
,ut advertising? T
E. P. Hewitt, Chief Engineer, rep b
'esenting the Armstrong Machinery r
Company of Spokane, was in Pay
.tte Wednesday interviewing Mana
-er Brown of the Farmers Cooper :
tive Cream Co., relative to ma
hinery for the new creamery. !,
Word has been received of the n
marriage OF Miss Katie Cahill to +,
}. A. Natteer of Patoka, H., on h
Easter Sunday. Miss Cahill was the n
eacher at the Park School for three n
ears and has a host Of friends who +,
xtend to her their congratulations +,
nd wish her a long and happy life.
The following members of Com OF
any l have been transferred toI il
ne various departments in the End :
iaho: Steve Rhoads and Ray Bates
ave been transferred to head-quar- w
srs company, Cband); Sergeant Bay 8,
. and Private Charley Taylor to a,
le Supply Company; Merrill Crouch N
ansferred to the Medical depart e.
ent. re
Mr. Haarman of the Idaho Vinegar of
Id Pickle Company laft at this Fl
Vice a quart bottle of Hawaiian WI
Igar Cane Vinegar that is cer- WI
inly fine 1t is the equal or bet an
r than any pure cider vinegar we re
I'VE ever sampled. We understand fir