Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-10-04

Tag Day on Saturday. Everybod
wear a tag for the Library.
Don't fail to bid on that fine hea
or in Wood and Spaulding's window.
A prize will be given to the tea1
turning in the largest amount fo
Tags.
Rev. B. F. Shoemaker Of CaIdwel
filled the pulpit at the Christiol
Church last Sunday.
! Mr.. Doubleday and family of Bois'
came Wednesday evening and ar
fstopping at the Gauer home.
Mrs. w. P. Ashlock and two chill
dren of Pendleton, Oregon, are visit
ing at the home of her brother, Lee
Inman
Mrs. Evelyn Chapman of Valentine
Neb., a sister of Mrs. c. F. Callen
is here for an indefinite visit at the
Callen home.
Jas. Stanton motored to Weise1
Wednesday and took in the Carni-
val. He reports about 1000 in at
tendance that day.
We heard a man on the street the
other night say he actually believed
Payette was the best town between
Ontario and Weiser.
Mrs. Joe Franywa and little son
left for their home in Eugene, Ore.
after a five weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bulmer.
Harry Feldscher arrived in Pay
cite Friday evening from Idaho Falls,
to stay during the fall and winter.
He is just recovering from a Sc
we're attack of pneumonia which for
a time looked very serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marquardsen
came down from Buhl last Friday
in their big Chalmers for a visit at
the home of Mrs. Marquardsen's par
ants, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Platt, and
also to attend to some business mat
.ers.
Make your donation to the Lii
orary Saturday by buying tag at
my price you wish to pay.
Arthur Merritt of Star, Idaho, was
brought to Payette last week by his
mother, Mrs. L.. E. Merritt, and un-
lerwent a. operation for appendici-l
is, at the Perkins home. The opera
ion was performed by DR.. Nc |
Donald. The last report he was get
ing along nicely
An item that should have been men
ioned before, but it is never too late
c mention a good deed done, The
daho Vinegar and Pickle Co., short
ime ago, sent to the boys of Com-l
any l, a 50-gallon barrel of dill
ickles Just as complimentary sam
le If they were as good as those
re sampled, that barrel is as empty
S a bass drum long before this.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Harry, who
ormerly lived ON the bench near
RUTLAND, now living at Corvallis,
oregon, arrived in Payette Saturday
vening for a few days visit with
riends here and a son in the south
m part of Idaho. Then they will
o by the southern route to Cali
ornia to spend the winter. They
re looking well and they noted the
lany changes for the better in
'ayette.
Don't forget the dance at Wood
ard Hall, Saturday night b
Milton Haynes of Topeka, Kansas,
brother of Attorney R. E. Haynes,
anne Monday evening and is visiting
t the Haynes home. He is one of
lie head men in a large packing
ouse in Topeka which position he t
as held for the last so years. Mr.. 1
-aynes is wonderfully vel pleased c
ith the appearance of this country,
nd especially the apple crop that {
being hauled to the packing houses
If the Enterprise is not UP tois
andard for the next few weeks.
nd some important item is left out, B
st remember the Editor is mixed
D a little in this fruit business S
aving to help engineer the packing v
several cars of apples. Our crew f
the packing house are the kind e
Iat don't need boss, but We like c
be there just to hear the paper p
title and to see that their wants d
e supplied. d
When the six O'Clock whistle blows Il
e packing house crews come pour a
g out on the streets, making their a
ay home, many with dinner pals. n
his reminds one of the factory dis "
lets in the cities. 1t means a new
at, hat or dress that daddy won't
I'VE to dig up for. 1t means that
cry family with a little energy will a