Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-09-20
Personal and Local Mention

Herb Bowman was a business yisi
tor up the pin road last Tuesday am
Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Phetteplace left last
Tuesday for Dolly, Idaho, where she
will teach this year
Lieutenant Colonel Patch was i
F! Payette Saturday looking after some
matters of Importance.
I Mr. and Mrs. Sommercamp have
I moved from the Herline house and
are now living in the Bussey house
on 9th street
The ". C. T. U. will meet at the
VI. E. Church Saturday evening, Sept
22nd, at 7:3O sharp. Every member
is urged to be present.-Secretary
Mr.. and Mrs. Duff of Rupert, Ida
no, returned in their car after spend
ing several days at the home of J.
L. Griffith Mrs. Duff is a sister of
Mrs. Griffith.
A. " Williams returned from New
Meadows last Monday where he
has been for the last two weeks
doing some work ON a house for
Mrs. c. B. Compton.
Mrs. Kate G. Boyd, who has been
in Payette for some time visiting
with relatives, has accepted a posi-
ticn in the school at New Meadows,
and will be located there.
Mrs. F. o. Yeates went to On
tario Wednesday to assist in demon
strating flour from the Payette Mills.
Mrs. D. w Ainey is in charge and
will be there during the fair.
John Patterson, who moved with
his family from Payette to Ontario
Last spring, has returned to Pay
cite. They are living in the Chase
house on Third Avenue North.
The l. o. o. F. have installed a.
fine $500 Melville Clark Apollo Play
er Piano selected by Attorney John
H. Norris, Judge Ledman, E w.
Pease and Marshal Fenske while in
Boise last week.
The Payette Modern Garage have
The agency for Overland and Max
we'll cars in Malheur County as well
5 Payette County. and have on
display a fine exhibit at the Nal
leur County fair at Ontario.
]. A. Lauer and Bro. are making
;ome improvement in the interior of
heir place of business. They are
a stairway from the
urniture department down stairs to
he upper floor, making it much
nore convenient to get up and down
DR.. and Mrs w. C. Hurd of Cas-
ade came down Monday in their
ar. They will visit among relatives
nd friends for week or so, and
AXE in the Ontario fair. Doc does
t care anything about going, but
avs his wife wants to see the
aces.
Charley Clay and family of Higgins I
iaho, who Were here a few weeks s
60 arrived in Payette from a 5000 g
lille trip, covering large part OF L
la Northwest. They made the trip v
| their big National car. Mr.. Clay S
a retired sheep man and
ephew of H. H Clay.
The two year old SON of Mr.. and h
RS. J. A. Madison residing north n
town, fell while playing last week t,
nd broke both bones of the right
I'M between the wrist and the y
bow. He was brought to town
here DR.. l. R. Woodward reduced
e fracture The little fellow is 2
,tting along nicely.
The hunters that went out on the :.
rst day of the open season for :
ick shooting came home with
,od supply of game. There is plenty
ducks and will be during the sea-
n if the sportsmen will abide by OF
e law and not molest the birds al
ter they have gone to roost in d:
e accustomed places. u
Frank E. Seeley returned Friday .
ening from three weeks trip to 81
attle, Portland, Wenatchee, Yaki-
a and several other places. He er
ports the apple prospect in the he
ctions where he visited as being Sc
cd and prices far above the aver SO
e. Standard varieties selling to tn
stern buyers t. o. b. cars, 81 40 he
d s125 and higher for some fancy pc
rieties. pr
Mr.. Wells of Mainey Brothers and
:, was in Payette Saturday look Id
; up men and supplies to take out Fa
the camp at the dam site of the I'M
tile Willow creek project. Two In
lr horse loads OF feed and sup sp
es We're taken up and quite vo
mber of men are being secured. tn,
ch work is being done ON the rua ne
the dam in order to make it pass do
e for the immence quantities Of wi
terial To be hauled. lfax