Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-07-12


was in Payette Saturday.
Mrs. Mark Prindle is contemplatin
a trip to the coast soon.
Attorney F. H. Lyon was in Bois'
Saturday on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Grover from thu
Bench were in town Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Pool is here on q
visit at the home of Mrs. Lester
Sewell.
Work at the Library will no doub'
be finished for opening July 18
Wednesday.
Mrs. James Lauer is visiting in
Boise at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Walker.
Adam o. Meres of Cascade, Idaho,
was in town Tuesday seeking medi-
cal attention.
The next Library Benefit will be
at the Emma, July "a; Mary Pick
ford in "The Pride of the Clan
Attorney John H. Norris returned
from Walla Walla Sunday where he
had been for some time on an i'm
portant case
Rex Bradshaw has been on the
sick list for some time and lett Tues
day for the Payette Lakes for vaca-
tion, and to recuperate.
Mrs. Albert Wilson, and Mrs. John
Mckinney and baby Mary are go
ing this week to Newport, Wash,
to be gone for some time.
Mrs Omer ST John of Big Willow
creek was taken to the Ontario Hos
pital Few days ago, suffering
from the effects o. a sunstroke.
f. c. Snider, o. g. L. Freight Con-
1uctor, received crushe d foot a
Jew days ago while unloading freight,
H was rendered professional aid by
Dr.. J. C. Woodward.
The Community Sing will be Sat
Irday night on the north side of
h Y. NJ. c. A building. Mrs. Spring.
'ton has charge of it and will have
special numbers.
Harry Bell, son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
4. NJ Bell, arrived from California,
July 3rd, and will remain for a !
Tisit with the folks. he viii then
20 to Washington where he has a
,ood position in the ship yards.
Mrs ]. F. Orr, Fergus Jr. and
hrs. Orr's mother and sister.
hrs Beatty and Miss Beatty, have
AIKEN cottage at the Payette Lake
Jlub and will leave for that place
friday to be gone several weeks. Il
Dave Shearer, who has been
from Cascade, Idaho, tot
lot Lake, returned to Payette Fri
ay. He says it is just as hot in
hat country as it is down here, and
hat the farmers are needing rain
cry badly for their crops
e. w. Pease, local manager for
he Boise-Payette Lumber Co., is
aking his vacation, and left last
eek for western Nebraska to
isit with his parents. Mr.. NJ. D.
radfield of Boise is here taking
is place during his absence. Il
Denney and Company have a :
lrge crew of packers at work pack J.
lg cherries, on the upper floor of
lie Cold Storage They will handle
large amount of fruit from the !,
'oks of the crew at work. 1t looks
Ike good old times to see the pack /
rs at work.
Misses Lila and Bernice Callen
anne over from Boise Saturday to
pend Sunday with their parents, ?
Lr. and Mrs. c. F. Callen. Miss Ber-
ice has a position as stenographerI'
'r the New York Life Insurance Co,
nd Miss Lila is bookkeeper for
olden Implement Co. II
j. A. Lauer and Bro. delivered tol
olson and Willis of Big Willow, a
eering Header The dry weather.
IS shortened the wheat crop to a
extent. But up where
ese people live the crop is fair.
hey also took with them, threeI )
,ader racks made by the Payettel u
aiming Mill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Wright and v
+. and Mrs Glenn Wright came a
st week from Caldwell to spendI j
c Fourth at the home of their
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Wright. 2
.onard has accepted a position II
tn the Payette-Boise Lumber Co. o'
manager of the yard at Oakly, Q
aho, and he and Mrs. Wright went v
om here to that place.
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Middleton and
n Wiley and wife of Omaha, Neb.,
ME Tuesday morning and are N
sitting at the home of Mr.. and
IS. W. A. Fouts on the bench.I
ey were accompanied by Miss Colel