Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-10-25

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iher sister near Banks
Czude Cartwright. Who IS employ
led at NamFa. spent Sunday a hcIns
visiting his parents in this city.
Ray Keith. son os Mr.. znd Mrs z
iC. Keith, Eho Is empIoyed on the o.
Is. l., visited over sunday at home
| FOR skLE. Good cook stoEe. Kitct
len cabinet Dining table, chairs
Rocking chair. Bed ard spErgs. Bg-
ireau.-Nrs. Flora Chalfnat 797 y
Tth Street
| Dr.. W 3. sims, ChirOprz ctor. Ad-
nsts all Chronic TruubIzs ofEe@
Crighton Blk, Pzyette T.
/ Mrs. c. W Lzmsou, president Of
the. second district federation, stop
ped with Mrs. NeGIinchey- From here
she vent TO New Meadows 70 visit
the Club al that place
Miss Ella Le~is and brother, C.
y. Lewis wish to thank the many
friends Of Payette and Ne~ PEnouth
Who 50 kindly helped during the sick
ness and death OF Miss BezrdsLey,
and also for the bsautifnl floral o.
! lfering
william AshEock, formerly Of this
place. but nov ioested AZ limiting
ton where he Is empioysd on the O.
S. L. has been visiting IN the city at
the Lee Inmzn home for q couple
days. His family have beer visiting
here for somc tiHe
Mr. and Nrs. 2 + Cox who we're
.czNe% here three weeks ago by the
sickness and death Of lIttle Cecile
Cram, the two months old daaghter
Of Mr. and Mrs Roy 8 Grim Of
Dead Ok Flat. left Monday evening
for their home in Portland
C. H Bowman went 70 Butte Wed
nesday TO line up his business for
tn holiday trade Mr. Bowman does
many thousands q dollars worth 0
business each year in eggs and poul-
uy-znd Is expecting this fan TO
CANcS1 1A- PASfE0--o -N@A-
Aernz Croech sud I'd Sterfen. who
have been With the Medical Corps.
stationed in Washington. arrived
home Thursday morning for q few
dzys visit. They left sunday evening
for Boisc from which plsee they win
leave as soon as tansportauon can
be obtained. for Charlotte. N c.
WANTED. Apple peelers at the
Denney and Co evaporator Ice per
Oushel- III
Sheriff Hznigsn received tele-
phone message from Sheriff TAYLOR OF
Pendletou. stating that ne hsd ar
rested q man for forging eheeks at
that place. A Paysttp National check
book was found IN his possession He
had forged checks to the amount Of
$50. It Is probable he Is the man
who passed the checks here a week
ago Saturday night
E W. Equals may cut out the
white bread on Tuesday and the meat
OF WEDNESDAY, but hang the luck.
Who wouldn't, when you have sweet
potatoes all the tine He has a sack
full or two Of his own raising. and
some friend in Tennessee ssRt him
.e0 pounds. If he just had a few
pcSsum we reckon yoa all could have
your white bread and meat
Lawrence Rasmussen. Claim Adjas-
tor for the o. S. L was in Paystte
investigating the little mix
up between the Payette Valley train
and the Walter Watts truck We are
informed by Mr.. Rssmusssn that an
eQuitabl settlement has been made
between the o. S L railroad COM
pzay and the Hahn family regarding
the accident that occurred 5Gst north
Of PaSette some tine ago
Mr.. V. ]. Van Lanburg a former
of Psyette. died At his
home on Dear Flat = few days ago.
It win be remembered that about IL
= ans aso str. Van Lcnhu-g rcn q
.hAG --S~-A -A-~ ~Nc- 49, -
bridge He was a mesblr os The MOI
er1 wocdm2n and thru the thought
fulness Of the Treasurer Of that or
der. Mr.. C. W. Giesser. Who his kept
his dues paid at a time whom Mr..
Van Lunburg wSs unable to 60 50.
his widow viii receive sS0eo.
Chef Twiniug who Is operating one
g Walter VISITS trucks, undertook
to knock the Paysfte Valley train of
The track Just south Of the Fraitlsnd
bridge last Thnrdsy He made =
-un with the truck loaded with
prunes bat missed his caicsdsticn
and passed in front Of the engine
Just in time for the engine to strike
the rear end of his load, snd ths way
the prunes were scattered along the
track was caution II WIS q Iecky
nS after all, for sside from the sniE-
ing Of the pnlpes. but iistie dnn-